Three staff at Synergia are honorary fellows of the School of Population Health at the University of Auckland, New Zealand's premier university.
The School of Population Health, the first of its kind in New Zealand, was established in July 2003. Disciplines include epidemiology, primary care, health promotion, health economics, ethics, audiology, and many others. There are also sections specifically concerned with Maori and Pacific Health. The School teaches undergraduate and postgraduate students, undertakes a wide range of research, and is strongly engaged in the community and professional life of Auckland.
Synergia’s main links at the school are through the Centre for Health Services Research and Policy (CHSRP), which is a multi-disciplinary research centre within the School of Population Health , University of Auckland . CHSRP undertakes research with a primary focus on the funding, provision, evaluation, organisation and management of health services; and the development and implementation of health policy.
Peter Carswell
p.carswell[at]auckland.ac.nz
Synergia’s experience spans the continuum of the health and social service systems, including national policy development, population and public health, primary and community care through to specialist hospital
Whether your task involves policy development or management of service delivery, Synergia’s capability in the collaborative development of dynamic simulation models, to support more effective decision-making, can help you think and plan more effectively.