Professor Kathy Eagar is Director of the Centre for Health Service Development (CHSD). She has over twenty five years experience in the health and community care systems, during which she had divided her time equally between being a clinician, a senior manager and a health academic. She has authored over 250 articles, papers and reports on management, quality, outcomes, information systems and funding of the Australia and New Zealand health and community care systems. Professor Eagar leads a research team of 40 researchers covering 18 disciplines. They have a national reputation reflecting a track record of policy-relevant health services research & development & the translation of research findings into policy & practice. Their research interests lie in health service delivery, organisation & performance, care coordination & integration, health outcomes, health policy & management, health & community care financing and casemix classifications across settings. For further information refer to Professor Eagar's faculty page.
Articles
A model and proposed items for the new assessment system for aged care (with Janet E. Sansoni, Peter D. Samsa, and Alan G. Owen), Sydney Business School - Papers (2012)
This paper proposes a national model for assessment in aged care – Commonwealth Aged Care...
An Assessment Framework for Aged Care (with Janet E. Sansoni, Peter D. Samsa, Alan G. Owen, and Pamela E. Grootemaat), Sydney Business School - Papers (2012)
International casemix and funding models: lessons for rehabilitation (with Lynne Turner-Stokes, Stephen Sutch, and Robert Dredge), Sydney Business School - Papers (2012)
Background: Payment for treatment in healthcare systems around the world is increasingly based on fixed...
Overlaps between initial intake assessments and ACAT assessment and suggested modifications (with Janet E. Sansoni, Peter D. Samsa, and Alan G. Owen), Sydney Business School - Papers (2012)
Report of the interim evaluation of the Consumer Dementia Research Network (with Anita B. Westera, Cristina J. Thompson, Darcy Morris, and James P. Dawber), Sydney Business School - Papers (2012)
Contributions to Books
Chapter 15: Do public inquiries improve health care? (with Malcolm R. Masso), Australian Health Services Research Institute (2009)
Presentations
Lessons from interdisciplinary research, Sydney Business School - Papers (2011)
Utilizing a national benchmarking database for rehabilitation services to explore injury rehabilitation in Australia (with C. Poulos and F. simmonds), Australasian Rehabilitation Outcomes Centre - AROC (2008)
Utilizing a national benchmarking database for rehabilitation services to explore injury rehabilitation in Australia: 1....
Creating Connections - Health, Community and Residential Care Assessments, Sydney Business School - Papers (2003)
Health - multiple program and service types. - primary, secondary, tertiary and super-speciality levels Community...
The Options for Future Assessment Models in Community Care (with Alan G. Owen), Sydney Business School - Papers (2002)
Other
Centre for Heath Service Development Annual Report 2005, Centre for Health Service Development - CHSD (2005)
Carer Eligibility and Needs Assessment for the National Respite for Carers Program: Consultation Paper (with A. Owen, N. Marosszeky, L. Ramsay, and M. Rix), Centre for Health Service Development - CHSD (2005)
The Illawarra Midwifery Group Practice Program - the evaluation of a pilot program to introduce a safe and continuous model of care (with K. Williams and A. Lainchbury), Centre for Health Service Development - CHSD (2005)
Strategies for Gain - the evidence on strategies to improve the health and wellbeing of Victorian children (with C. Brewer, J. Collins, D. Fildes, C. Findlay, J. Green, L. Harrison, N. Harwood, N. Marosszeky, M. Masso, S. Matete, D. Morris, J. Peat, M. Rix, B. Shorten, P. Siminski, K. Williams, and H. Yeatman), Centre for Health Service Development - CHSD (2005)
Victorian children enjoy, by both national and international standards, a high level of health and...