Speaker: Professor Stefan Listl

Bio:

Full Professor of Translational Health Economics & Director of the Oral Health Section

Stefan Listl is Professor of Translational Health Economics and Director of the Oral Health Section at Heidelberg Institute of Global Health,
Germany. His research focuses on health economics and improvement science with particular emphasis on identifying and implementing better governance, financial, and healthcare delivery arrangements to optimize people’s oral and general health both globally and locally.
Stefan has been Principal Investigator on several research grants. His research activities have been supported by funding organizations such as the European Commission, the European Union, the US National Institutes of Health, the German Innovation Fund, the German Agency for
International Cooperation, and the Dutch Research Council.

Stefan is a member of the WHO Working Group for Prioritization of Cost-Efficient Oral Health Interventions and of the Lancet Oral Health
Commission. He previously served on the Steering Committee for the WHO Global Oral Health Status Report. In addition, he contributed to the
FDI World Dental Federation Vision 2030 Report, the World Economic Forum White Paper on Oral Health, and the US National Institutes of
Health Report on Oral Health in America. He also served as consultant for Harvard University's Malaysia Health Systems project and contributed to the oral health standard set of the International Consortium for Health Outcomes Measurement. Stefan spoke at oral health policy events at United Nations High-Level Meetings and in the EU Parliament.

Stefan also is Adjunct Professor at the University of Pennsylvania (USA) and at Radboud University (Netherlands) and was a Visiting Professor at McMaster University (Canada).

About Seminar series

The School of Dentistry Seminar Series is an opportunity to highlight outstanding research both within the School and from national and international guest speakers.

All are welcome to attend, including academic and professional staff, visitors, students, industry partners, dental industry professionals and the general public. Seminars are held at various times at the Oral Health Centre, Herston, and online.

In addition to our general School series, additional seminars will be presented by our various research groups.

Venue

Online via Teams: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/42050496279170?p=DnFjuljChEQ3jASKqH