Anna Palagyi

About Anna Palagyi

Program Lead, Ageing & Health Systems

  • Conjoint Associate Professor, UNSW Sydney
  • BOptom(Hons),
  • MPH,
  • PhD

Dr Anna Palagyi is a health systems scientist with expertise in co-design methodology and implementation studies with mixed-methods evaluation. She holds positions as Program Lead - Ageing & Health Systems in the Centre for Health Systems Science at The George Institute for Global Health and Conjoint Associate Professor at UNSW Sydney.

Anna's research centres on the co-design of effective implementation strategies to strengthen primary health care services in resource-constrained settings of the Asia-Pacific region. She has a particular interest in the development of appropriate health system responses to population ageing: Anna previously implemented a national longitudinal study on aspects of healthy ageing in older Australians with cataract, and currently collaborates with governments, civil society organisations and academic institutions across several Pacific Island countries to identify national healthy ageing policy, program and service priorities.

Anna is committed to evidence-informed health policy and practice. She has a strong track record of partnering with government stakeholders in the design and implementation of policy-relevant research, has co-authored commissioned reports for government bodies and advocacy groups, and has produced policy briefs for government departments.

Systematic scoping review of socioeconomic burden and associated psychosocial impact in patients with rare kidney diseases and their caregivers

Kidney International Reports Date published:

Pathways to healthy ageing in Vanuatu: a qualitative evaluation of national policy priorities

The Lancet Regional Health - Western Pacific Date published:

Scoping review of economic analyses of rare kidney diseases

Kidney International Reports Date published:

Dementia diagnostic and treatment services in the Western Pacific: challenges, preparedness and opportunities in the face of amyloid-targeting therapies

The Lancet Regional Health - Western Pacific Date published:

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