Department of Health Policy and Management Faculty Contact List by Area of Expertise
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1 Department of Health Policy and Management Faculty Contact List by Area of Expertise Area of Expertise Name Phone Access to Dental Care for Children Adoption and Implementation of Innovations B. Alex White, DDS, DrPH Bryan Weiner, Aging and Public Policy Jonathan B. Oberlander, American Politics and Public Policy Applied Health Informatics Jonathan B. Oberlander, Applied Microeconomics Harsha Thirumurthy, Applied Statistical Methods Sally Stearns, Business Case Evaluation Paula Song, Business Development and Marketing Cancer prevention and control, cancer care quality and outcomes Steven Sloate, MBA Stephanie Wheeler, Justin Trogdon, Cancer Treatment Stacie B. Dusetzina, x249 China's Health System Dean M. Harris, JD Community Health Accountability Community Health Improvement Shoou-Yih Daniel Lee, Byron J. Powell, (919) Comparative effectiveness Stephanie Wheeler, Comparative Evaluation Methodology (Data Envelopment) Comparative Health Systems Computational Modeling and Simulation Cost-effectiveness Analysis Cost-effectiveness in evidence-based medicine Dementia and Caregiving Dental Public Health James Porto,, MPA Dean M. Harris, JD Sally Stearns, Justin Trogdon, Paula Song, Stephanie Wheeler, Jessica Lee, DDS, MPH, B. Alex White, DDS, DrPH Depression in Primary Care Joseph Morrissey, Development Economics Harsha Thirumurthy, Diffusion of Innovations
2 Disaster Management Dissemination and implementation of innovations William B. Gentry, MPA James Porto,, MPA Sarah Birken, Drug Utilization Research Stacie B. Dusetzina, x249 Econometrics in Healthcare Effectiveness of Preventive Services Evidence-based Practice of Dentistry Kristen Hassmiller Lich, Justin Trogdon, R. Gary Rozier, DDS Jessica Lee, DDS, MPH, Evidence-based Public Health Karl Umble, Expert Decision-Making James Porto,, MPA Families and Autism Joseph Morrissey, Family Caregiving and Aging Fraud GIS Methods Global Health Systems and International Health Grant Compliance Bruce Fried, Dean M. Harris, JD Healthcare Accounting Kristin L. Reiter, Health and Well-Being Evaluation in Refugee Settlements Healthcare Epidemiology and Analytics Sheila Leatherman, MSW Alyssa Mansfield Damon, Healthcare Finance George Pink, Healthcare Financial Management Kristin L. Reiter, Paula Song, Healthcare Informatics Christopher M. Shea, Healthcare Law Dean M. Harris, JD Healthcare organization and delivery Healthcare Outcomes Research Healthcare Planning and Certificate of Need Sarah Birken, John E. Paul, Healthcare Policy Analysis Rebecca Slifkin, Healthcare Policy Issues in North Carolina Healthcare Reform Jonathan B. Oberlander, Healthcare Utilization and Cost Trends
3 Health Disparities Stephanie Wheeler, Health Economics Health Information Technology Adoption and Use Health Insurance and Managed Care Health Outcomes Measurement Marisa Domino, Harsha Thirumurthy, Justin Trogdon, Stephanie Wheeler, Alyssa Mansfield Damon, Health Politics and Policy Jonathan B. Oberlander, Health-Related Quality of Life Health Service Reimbursement Systems Health Services Management Education Sally Stearns, Bruce Fried, Health Services Research Morris Weinberger, Health Systems Performance Sheila Leatherman, MSW Hospital Pay for Performance Kristin L. Reiter, Hospital Financial Performance Human Resources Management in Health Care George Pink, Bruce Fried, Infectious Disease Modeling Kristen Hassmiller Lich, Internal Control in not-for-profit Institutions International Health Policy Sheila Leatherman, MSW Interorganizational Relationships Bryan Weiner, Interorganizational Systems Joseph Morrissey, Long-term Care Mathematical Modeling and Systems Thinking in Healthcare Services Measuring Efficiency and Effectiveness in Public Organizations Medicaid Stephanie Wheeler, James Porto,, MPA Pam Silberman, JD, DrPH Jonathan B. Oberlander, Medicaid Policy Marisa Domino, Medical Decision-making Stephanie Wheeler, Medicare Jonathan B. Oberlander,
4 Mental Health and Mental Health Services Mental Health Economics and Policy Mental Health, Substance Abuse, Justice Services/Policy Micro-Finance and Community Health Programs Minority Aging Non Profit Governance Not-for-profit hospital investment decisions and strategies Operations Research Application in Complex Systems Organizational Behavior in Healthcare Organizational Change/Organizational Structure and Performance Stacie B. Dusetzina, Bruce Fried, Byron J. Powell, Marisa Domino, Joseph Morrissey, Sheila Leatherman, MSW Paula Song, Kristen Hassmiller Lich, Alyssa Mansfield Damon, John E. Paul, Sarah Birken, Shoou-Yih Daniel Lee, Organizational Informatics Organization and Delivery of Healthcare in Developing Countries John E. Paul, Organizational Studies Christopher M. Shea, Patient-centered Outcomes Research Mark Holmes, Morris Weinberger, Pharmaceutical Care Morris Weinberger, Pharmaceutical and FDA Policies Pharmaceutical Development and Pharmacoeconomics Stacie B. Dusetzina, x249 John E. Paul, Pharmacoepidemiology Stacie B. Dusetzina, x249 Physician Profiling Policy Implementation and Policy Development Mark Holmes, Political Leadership James Porto,, MPA Program Implementation and Evaluation Psychometrics Karl Umble, Public Health Leadership Karl Umble, Public Health Practice Karl Umble,
5 Public Policy Development and Assessment James Porto,, MPA Quality of Care Morris Weinberger, Quality Measurement and Improvement Questionnaire Design Rural Health SAS and Database Management Sarah Birken, Sheila Leatherman, MSW Mark Holmes, Pam Silberman, JD, DrPH Alyssa Mansfield Damon, Sexual/reproductive Health Stephanie Wheeler, Social and Organizational Network Analysis Social Determinants of Health Socio-Economic Evaluations (CBA, CEA) James Porto,, MPA Social Epidemiology Stephanie Wheeler, State Child Health Insurance Program Pam Silberman, JD, DrPH State Health Policy Pam Silberman, JD, DrPH Strategy and Operations Substance Abuse Treatment James Porto,, MPA Surveillance and Situational Awareness Tobacco Policy Kristen Hassmiller Lich, Tuberculosis Control Kristen Hassmiller Lich, Uninsured Pam Silberman, JD, DrPH Use of Health Services at the End of Life Sally Stearns, Veterans and Military Health Women s Health Stephanie Wheeler, Workforce Development Mark Holmes, mark_holmes@unc.edu
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