Centre for the Business and Economics of Health
Transforming health outcomes through collaborative research
The Centre for the Business and Economics of Health (CBEH) improves health policy and outcomes through applied research in health economics, policy and business.
We work with public and private healthcare organisations, policymakers, peak bodies and consumers to develop evidence‑based solutions that strengthen health system performance and improve population wellbeing.
Our research focus
Effective and efficient healthcare

Evaluating and informing health technologies, procedures and interventions
Enhanced models of care and prevention

Maximising accessibility, sustainability and equity in service delivery through innovations in healthcare.
Future-focused health workforces

Planning for better population health outcomes through health workforce capability.
Future of Health initiative

Helping transform healthcare delivery for the benefit of patients and society at large.
News and Insights
- ANNOUNCEMENT | Adjunct Associate Professor Nick Brown is a busy clinician, but he sees the value of investing in health economics to ensure that healthcare consumers and purchasers can access high-value care.
- Announcement | CBEH researchers, both leading and supporting projects, were among those who were awarded Medical Research Future Funds in early 2023.
- ARTICLE | CBEH researchers are trialling wearable technology to monitor responses to stress in the pharmacy workforce and their impact on medicine safety in Australian communities.
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Your generous support
Our research is made possible through government funding, research partnerships and the generosity of a community that shares our vision for better health and wellbeing in Australia and globally.
The establishment and ongoing operation of CBEH is generously supported by UQ alumnus, Paul Taylor (right), who, together with his family, also sponsors The Taylor Family Chair position held by CBEH Director Professor Lisa Nissen.
If you would like to join us in advancing better health outcomes for our communities, we invite you to make a donation to the Centre for the Business and Economics of Health by contacting advancement@bel.uq.edu.au.