The Australian Centre for Health Services Innovation (AusHSI) is a research, education and consulting organisation. We are one of Australia’s leading health services research centres, with strengths in Health Economics, Implementation Science, Statistics and Data Analysis.

Our multi-disciplinary team at AusHSI come from a diverse range of specialist areas and include clinicians, health economists, statisticians and implementation scientists.

AusHSI provides a range of practical short courses. We also offer in-house programs, which can be drawn from our existing offering or designed to meet your organisation’s specific requirements.

AusHsi’s activities focus on improving the delivery and organisation of health services. Our work assists organisations in gaining more health benefits for patients from every dollar spent.

The Australian Centre for Health Services Innovation (AusHSI) is a leading research, education and consulting organisation with an unwavering commitment to improving the quality and value of healthcare services.

Congenital Heart Disease Long-term Improvements in Functional Health+ (CHD LIFE+) Synopsis. Why the research project is important. Congenital Heart Disease is one of the most common conditions for children to be born with, affecting one in a hundred live births.

Australian Centre for Health Services Innovation (AusHSI) School of Public Health and Social Work QUT Centre for Healthcare Transformation, Faculty of Health

Our program areas cover a range of clinical and healthcare systems reflecting our multidisciplinary approach and strength in diversity.

As part of AusHSI’s drive to build strong health services research capacity, we also support students undertaking postgraduate degrees. Our experienced researchers currently supervise approximately 20 PhD students, with several supported …

The Australian Centre for Health Services Innovation (AusHSI) recently hosted its inaugural Implementation Science in the Real World Colloquium, running from 27-28 August, 2024.The event attracted approximately 150 attendees, including government service providers, patient group representatives, and distinguished academics from both Australia and abroad.