About
Foruhar Moayeri is a Research Fellow at Monash University with a focus on health economics and epidemiology. They hold additional external positions as a Casual Academic at La Trobe University and the University of Melbourne since 2016, and as a Research Fellow B at Turning Point since 2017.
Their research intersects public health, health economics, and criminology, emphasizing substance abuse, violence prevention, and health policy analysis. Key areas include alcohol restrictions, emergency response data, and surveillance systems for violence.
Recent publications (2018-2022) analyze alcohol-related harms using ambulance records, cost-effectiveness of policy interventions, and violence surveillance systems. These works align with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG3 (Good Health) and SDG11 (Sustainable Cities).
They are a medical practitioner (MBBS) with a PhD in health economics and a public health degree, bringing clinical and managerial expertise from roles at national health authorities and the World Health Organization.
