1: Cameron Mustard: The broad conceptualization of work and
health
2: Anthony J. Culyer, Benjamin C. Amick III and Audrey Laporte:
What is a little more health and safety worth?
3: Emile Tompa, Roman Dolinschi, Karen Niven and Claire de
Oliveira: A critical review of the application of economic
evaluation methodologies in occupational health and safety
4: Anthony J. Culyer and Mark Sculpher: Lessons from health
technology assessment
5: Richard Cookson and Peter Dorman: Lessons from the literature on
valuing reductions in physical risk
6: Ulrike Hotopp (co-ordinator): The institutional and regulatory
settings for occupational health and safety: an international
survey
6b: Sandra Sinclair & Emile Tompa: Canada
6c: Ulrike Hotopp: United Kingdom
6d: Ulrike Hotopp: Denmark
6e: Birgit Koeper: Germany
6f: Alan Clayton: Australia
7: Benjamin C. Amick III, Phil Bigelow and Donald C. Cole:
Workplace-researcher relationship: early research strategy and
avoiding the 'data dearth'
8: William Gnam, Lynda Robson and Thomas Kohstall: Study design
9: Jeffrey S. Hoch and Carolyn S. Dewa: Kind of analysis and
decision rule
10: Audrey Laporte, Roman Dolinschi and Emile Tompa: Costs
11: Emile Tompa, Roman Dolinschi and Claire de Oliveira:
Consequences
12: Willian Gnam, Michel Grignon and Roman Dolinschi: Adjusting for
time preference and addressing uncertainty
13: Anthony J. Culyer and Emile Tompa: Equity in economic
evaluation
14: Emile Tompa, Anthony J. Culyer and Roman Dolinschi: Suggestions
for a reference case
Emile Tompa is Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of
Economics at McMaster University. He has an MBA from the University
of British Columbia, an MA in Economics from the University of
Toronto, and a PhD in Economics from McMaster University. Tompa's
current research agenda is focused on the economic evaluation of
workplace interventions and the behavioural consequences of
insurance and regulatory mechanisms for occupational health and
safety. In the area
of economic evaluation, he has completed a systematic review of
workplace intervention studies with economic analyses, and has
undertaken several evaluations of participatory ergonomics
interventions.
In the area of insurance and regulatory mechanisms, he is
undertaking research on experience rating, occupational health and
safety regulation, and the adequacy and equity of workers'
compensation benefits. He is the academic lead of a five-year
community-university research initiative on the consequences of
work injury. Anthony Culyer has been at York since 1969 where his
main roles have been as Assistant Director of the (then) Institute
for Social and Economic Research, Head of the Department
of Economics and Related Studies, Pro-Vice-Chancellor and then
Deputy Vice-Chancellor of the University. He currently holds the
Ontario chair in Health Policy and System Design at the University
of
Toronto and is a Professor of Economics at the University of York,
England. He chairs the R&D Committee of the National Institute
for Health and Clinical Excellence, the Policy and Editorial
Committees of the Office of Health Economics, and the Research
Advisory Council of the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board in
Ontario. Roman Dolinschi holds a Master's in Economics from the
University of Toronto. Dolinschi has a strong interest in the
economic evaluation of occupational health and
safety interventions. He has recently completed several economic
evaluations of occupational health and safety interventions and a
systematic review of workplace intervention studies with economic
evaluations.
Dolinschi is also actively involved in three research themes:
labour-market experiences and health; the behavioural consequences
of insurance and regulation in occupational health and safety; and
workplace-based occupational health and safety interventions.
This book is unique in the economic evaluation research field...It
is an indispensable resource for anyone directly involved in the
conduct or appraisal of economic evaluation research in health and
safety
*Occupational Medicine*
This book presents an impressive summary of knowledge...I find [it]
well-thought and organized not only for the academicians but also
for the policy-makers and stakeholders (employers, managers,
employee's association, etc.)
*European Journal of Public Health*
Extremely important and deserves careful consideration.
*The RoSPA Occupational Safety and Health Journal*
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