Clifford Afoakwah

Clifford Afoakwah is the Jamieson Trauma Institute's health economist. His poster (#6) at the Trauma 2024 Conference shows us how data linkage between health and compensation systems improves the profiling of transport-related injuries. #TraumaANZ #TraumaANZTS

#AHES2024 @AusHSI @JamiesonTrauma

@CHE_Monash @DennisJPetrie @nhmrc Congratulations, @DennisJPetrie !

Congrats @DennisJPetrie & team who were awarded $3mil to establish the @nhmrc Centre of Research Excellence in Achieving Health Equity for All People with Disabilities (AHEAD), to address the social determinants of health for people with disabilities nhmrc.gov.au/about-us/news-…

📢Calling for PhD Candidates! #AusHSI and @JamiesonTrauma are seeking PhD students to investigate the economics of trauma, focusing on transport and work-related injuries in Australia. 👉 MORE INFO: bit.ly/49R4Sz0 📅2024 Annual Scholarship round: bit.ly/3SVNe5Z

#Long school travel time impedes children’s learning outcomes through class hours missed and poor health #school #Africa buff.ly/3nAB5Sn @cliff020 @ikoomson2 #Ghana. OPEN ACCESS

An article by authors from SubSaharan #Africa: How does #school travel time impact children’s #learning outcomes in a developing country? (Free Access through Sept30) 8 citations #REHO buff.ly/3nAB5Sn @cliff020 @ikoomson2 (pictured) economic #development #education

Great to see this high interest in our paper @jbhealthecon @cahe_griffith @MenziesHealth lnkd.in/gmyvxg5

📢 We are thrilled to share that Professor Byrnes is a candidate for President at the Australian Health Economics Society (AES). His passion for generating and disseminating health economic insights, along with his commitment to collaboration, makes him an exceptional candidate.

@MenziesHealth @ErkuDaniel @Griffith_Health @Griffith_Uni Congratulations, @ErkuDaniel !

@ksaxb @SonjaDeNew @DennisJPetrie @CHE_Monash Yay, congratulations @ksaxb !!

@cahe_griffith @mjdepi Well done, Tammy and Martin!

Congratulations to CAHE's Dr. Tamlyn Rautenberg, Ass/Pr Martin Downes and colleagues for making it into the review of the top 5 most read articles in The Journal of Medical Economics. lnkd.in/eDNf6BXx @mjdepi

In sub-Saharan Africa, >90% of children walk to school. A new #REHO study by @cliff020 & CSD Faculty Director @ikoomson2 ties travel time to education, suggesting ways for policy to improve outcomes. Read free thru March: buff.ly/3nAB5Sn @Springernomics @StatsGhana

How does school travel time impact children’s learning outcomes in a developing country? Clifford Afoakwah & Isaac Koomson FREE ACCESS TIL March 31 buff.ly/3nAB5Sn @cliff020 @ikoomson2 #REHO #Africa 677 Accesses 7 Citations

@ksaxb @SonjaDeNew @DennisJPetrie @jbhealthecon @SonNghiem Very refreshing to know. Thanks for that.

@ksaxb @SonjaDeNew @DennisJPetrie @jbhealthecon @SonNghiem Congratulations, @ksaxb - excellent piece!

@TianjiaoEmma_HE Great milestone, well done @TianjiaoEmma_HE !

14/12/2022, a big day of my life: my PhD thesis finally submitted!!!

@Christinekaamb1 @FlindersCFI @FlindersCNHS @Flinders @QUOKKA_Research @JulieRatcliff19 Well done, @Christinekaamb1 !

Incredibly honoured to be awarded the Flinders University Vice President & Executive Dean’s Early Career Researcher Award 2022! @FlindersCFI @FlindersCNHS @Flinders @QUOKKA_Research @JulieRatcliff19

@Danusha_Jay @Gannon_HealthEc @jadoust @mishra_gita @WandCre @ALSWH_Official Well done, @Danusha_Jay !

Thrilled to have this paper published in #HealthEconomics! We find that young women with psychological distress spend 15% more on healthcare than women with no psychological distress. @Gannon_HealthEc @jadoust @mishra_gita @WandCre @ALSWH_Official onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

HealthEcon: Testing for selection bias and moral hazard in private health insurance: Evidence from a mixed public‐private health system ift.tt/u1D2i6A