Management & Economics
These faculty focus on health policy, Medicare/Medicaid, healthcare financing...
Professor and Wegmiller Professor of Healthcare Administration
Division of Health Policy and Management
Health economics, health policy, employer-based health insurance, employer wellness programs, insurance market competition, evaluation of the Affordable Care Act
Professor
Division of Health Policy and Management
Leadership, management, teamwork, organizational theory and behavior, population health
Professor
Division of Health Policy and Management
Health care policy, access to care, disparities, Medicaid/CHIP, immigrant health, survey research, international health systems
Professor and James A. Hamilton Chair in Health Management
Division of Health Policy and Management
Aging, chronic diseases, management & economics, competitive health care markers, health insurance, evidence based treatment processes in health care, employer strategies for purchasing health care, public reporting, financial incentives
Assistant Professor
Division of Environmental Health Sciences
Theoretical and Computational Complexity Science, in particular integrated information; Network and Decision Sciences for applying and developing theories, methods, and technology that are useful in helping understand, design, and manage population systems/patterns (from biological, environmental, social, technological, and integrated systems).
Professor
Division of Health Policy and Management
Management & economics, methods, health policy analysis, health economics
Professor
Division of Health Policy and Management
Management & economics, health economics, health insurance, competition among hospitals and mergers
Assistant Professor
School of Public Health
Health services administration, clinic management, rural & Indian health policy and legislation, public health, gerontology, cultural mindfulness, health and wellness education research, behavioral health, community assessment, evaluation, exercise physiology, health education, memory loss and older adults, physical rehabilitative therapy, service learning administration, senior corps administration, and therapeutic recreation.
Associate Professor
Division of Health Policy and Management
Health economics, health care policy, mental health, quantitative methods, health insurance, human capital, non-medical determinants of health
Assistant Professor
Division of Health Policy and Management
Aging, chronic diseases, post-acute care, Medicare, health insurance, consumer directed health plans, diabetes, health economics, health care provider organization and payment
Associate Professor
Division of Health Policy and Management
Management & economics, methods, health insurance, health economics, medical technology, health care markets, regulation, pharmaceuticals
Associate Professor
Division of Health Policy and Management
Health care policy, maternal and child health, rural health, health care quality, policy evaluation, health equity
Associate Professor
Division of Epidemiology and Community Health
Chronic diseases, infectious disease, management & economics, mother & children, cancer, screening, vaccination, HPV, decision modeling, sexually transmitted infections
Mayo Professor
Division of Health Policy and Management
Rural health, quality of care, hospitals
Professor
Division of Health Policy and Management
Health insurance theory, conduct and theory of cost-effectiveness analysis, conduct of cost-function analysis
Professor & Senior Associate Dean of Academic Affairs & Research
Division of Health Policy and Management
Aging, chronic disease, equity, management & economics, methods, medicare, cancer, health care outcomes, access to care
Assistant Professor
Division of Health Policy and Management
Health care organizations, health system organization change initiatives,evaluation of delivery system innovations
Professor
Division of Health Policy and Management
Management & economics, organizations, information systems, teams, managed care
Associate Professor
Division of Health Policy and Management
Immunization barriers, electronic laboratory reporting, population health data standards, “data exhaust," and open health data