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Membership
of AHES operates on a financial year basis. AHES
membership dues for the 2008-09 financial year are due and
payable by 30 June 2008. Membership fees are still $40.
Members are offered the option of purchasing 3-year and 5-year
memberships in addition to the usual 1-year membership. A membership renewal/application form is given below. Please print this form, fill in all your details and post to Jenny Watts at the address shown with your credit card details or a cheque. Or fax to Jenny on +61 (0) 3 9905 8344. Membership
of AHES includes the following benefits:
Members
only newsletter distributed several times throughout the year; Access
to the members section of the AHES website which contains copies of past conference papers; If you have any
queries about AHES membership or you are uncertain of your
membership status please contact: Jenny Watts, Treasurer, AHES at jenny.watts@buseco.monash.edu.au
___________________________________ AHES MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FOR 2008/09 FINANCIAL YEAR ___________________________________Please
click on the above link to download the membership form as a PDF
file. Print it out, fill in your details and add a cheque or
credit card details before posting to Jenny at the address shown.
Important
information about arrangements for membership of AHES and iHEA
Members
of AHES are no longer required to join iHEA. AHES members who choose
to join iHEA will be entitled to pay a reduced rate of membership
for iHEA. This is US$10 less than the full membership rate for iHEA.
AHES members who are either joining iHEA for the first time, or are
renewing their iHEA membership, should remit their dues for iHEA
directly to that Association indicating that they are financial
members of AHES and paying the reduced rate. Membership
of iHEA also provides the opportunity to purchase low-cost journal
subscriptions. All iHEA membership application and journal
subscriptions should be conducted via the iHEA Web Site:
http://www.healtheconomics.org
For
the last few years, the Australian Health Economics Society (AHES) and the International Health Economics Association
(iHEA) have had an arrangement whereby membership of AHES
automatically entailed membership of iHEA. From
2004, these arrangements have changed. Membership dues for the two
Societies are to be paid separately to each Society.
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Last Updated: 29th May 2008 Authorised
by: Denzil Fiebig, President Australian Health Economics Society Inc, Incorporated in NSW, ABN 62310470803 |