Robyn King

Robyn’s teaching expertise is in management accounting at the introductory, advanced and post graduate levels. Her research interests include management control system design and use, with a particular interest in health care settings. Robyn’s prior work focussed on how management control system design varies with ownership of health care organisations. More recently the focus has shifted to management control system design and use in innovative organisations and not for profit settings. In conducting her research Robyn has worked closely with a number of Queensland hospital and health services, the Australian Association of Practice Management and privately held health care businesses. Robyn is an active member of the UQBS Future of Health Research Hub Future of health - Business School - University of Queensland. Management control system design and accountability: Management control system design including the relationship with ownership in service organisations, particularly primary healthcare, and the impacts on accountability.

[2026] mHealth apps for healthcare provider-patient communication : Endnote file [2026] An exploration of health information technology (2012 - 2024): present landscape and prospective trajectories [2026] Refining the definition of clinical informaticians: a structured approach [2026] Hospital-in-the-Home nursing work design: a scoping review using the Job Demands–Resources Framework [2024] The final frontier? Mechanisms to stimulate investment in the commercial space travel industry [2023] Private equity investment in private for-profit healthcare in Australia and New Zealand: a scoping review