“There is unprecedented demand for multi-disciplinary work in the field of health and well-being, which combines medicine, both physical and mental, as well as health management and psychological aspects of the social sciences. Our work in this domain is inspired by the notion of co-creation of policy frameworks and public-policy debates, on the basis of solid empirical research.” Associate Professor Laszlo Sajtos, Professor Robert MacCulloch, and Professor Paul Rouse.

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Several researchers from various universities and disciplinary areas have indicated their willingness to pursue cross-disciplinary funding opportunities in health-related topics. Below is a list of potential collaborators, their profile and areas of expertise, in alphabetical order of surname:

Peter Davis, Population Health, Social Science, Statistics, University of Auckland

Xiuming (Audrey) Dong, Advanced Academic Programs at John Hopkins University

Karen Fernandez, Marketing, University of Auckland Business School

Julie Harrison, Accounting and Finance, University of Auckland Business School

Joya Kemper, Marketing, University of Canterbury Business School

Paula Lorgelly, Population Health, Health Economics, University of Auckland

Robert MacCulloch, Economics, University of Auckland Business School

Tava Olsen, Operation and Supply Chain Management, Melbourne University Business School

Ilan Oshri, Information Systems and Operations Management, University of Auckland Business School

Valery Pavlov, Information Systems and Operations Management, University of Auckland Business School

Paul Rouse, Accounting and Finance, University of Auckland Business School

Laszlo Sajtos, Marketing, University of Auckland Business School

David Sundaram, Information Systems and Operations Management, University of Auckland Business School

Guilherme Luz Tortorella, Mechanical Engineering, Melbourne University

For queries or information on the Business School Health and Well-being Research Beacon, please contact its Co-Leaders:

Prof Robert MacCulloch,  Assoc Prof Laszlo Sajtos, or Prof Paul Rouse

Thank you!