Dr Jean Spinks is a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for the Business and Economics of Health, the University of Queensland. A trained health economist, pharmacist and a health systems researcher, her main research focus is applying economic principles to achieve better population health outcomes from medicines use in primary care. She is currently co-leading an MRFF funded project “Activating pharmacists to reduce medication related problems: The ACTMed stepped wedge randomised controlled trial” and is involved in other projects including the Urinary Tract Infection Pharmacy Pilot – Queensland, innovative pharmacist workforce models of care, and consumer preferences for medication services. Jean has published in the areas of medicines pricing, complementary medicine use and the disposal of unwanted medicines and has worked in community and hospital pharmacy in Australia and the Asia-Pacific region.

Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Business and Economics of Health, University of Queensland

DR JEAN SPINKS

Session:

Alan Russell Oration: Global search for innovation
– learnings for Community Pharmacy in Australia

When:

Thursday 19 March, 12.15pm –1.00pm

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