Professor Hall was one of the first Australian health services researchers involved in the measurement of health-related quality of life. Overall her publications demonstrate a major contribution across the field of health economics and health services research, with papers analyzing the relevance of research results for clinical and public health applications, an assessment of developing research methods and data infrastructure, and analysis of current policy issues. She was Director of CHERE from its foundation in 1991 until 2012. CHERE has collaborations with leading health economics scholars across the world and a strong history of attracting NHMRC and ARC research grants.
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