Associate Professor Barbara de Graaff is a health economist at the Menzies Institute for Medical Research, University of Tasmania. Her work spans a range of chronic disease areas, including interstitial lung diseases, Parkinson's and liver diseases. Her expertise lies in using large administrative datasets to conduct health economic evaluations and epidemiological research.

A/Prof Milte is current ARC Industry Fellow focusing on the measurement of Quality of Life in Aged Care. Prior to this, she has extensive experience in undertaking economic evaluations alongside clinical and pragmatic trials and has been awarded over $10 million in research funds at Chief Investigator.

Associate Professor Barbara de Graaff is a health economist at the Menzies Institute for Medical Research, University of Tasmania. Her work spans a range of chronic disease areas, including interstitial lung diseases, Parkinson's and liver diseases. Her expertise lies in using large administrative datasets to conduct health economic evaluations and epidemiological research.

Christine is a Senior Research Fellow in Melbourne Health Economics at the Melbourne School of Population and Global Health, University of Melbourne. Her research focuses on economic evaluations, health measurement, patient-reported outcomes, and consumer preferences in healthcare. Christine has held roles at Flinders University, University of Adelaide, University of Birmingham, and the World Bank. She has published in high-impact journals and is a member of the International Health Economics Association and the Australian Health Economics Society.

Associate Professor Barbara de Graaff is a health economist at the Menzies Institute for Medical Research, University of Tasmania. Her work spans a range of chronic disease areas, including interstitial lung diseases, Parkinson's and liver diseases. Her expertise lies in using large administrative datasets to conduct health economic evaluations and epidemiological research.