A clinician by background, Rosalind Poole specialises in health economics analysis, quality management, written guidelines and policy development. She has been involved in complex acute care across numerous specialty services within tertiary hospitals both in New Zealand and the United Kingdom, and has significant experience in the research and economic analysis of clinical systems.

Rosalind has post-graduate business administration qualifications with experience in identifying quality improvements to deliver services in the most efficient and cost-effective way. She uses her established analytical skills to evaluate health systems to make recommendations for improvement. Specifically Rosalind has robust health economics and research skills and has conducted a variety of cost-benefit analyses of health care services. She has designed financial models, and constructed audit tools for quality improvement and analysis.

Rosalind uses her knowledge of Health Management and Health Economics to analyse health systems and identify areas for quality improvement and cost benefit. Alongside her professional qualifications, Rosalind has well-developed communication skills enabling her to facilitate quality improvement and drive initiative in the hospital and primary care setting. Her confidence in communicating complex medical systems and procedures enables engagement with all stakeholders involved in change management in the health sector.

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