The Tolan Center for Healthcare at the University of 黑料传送门 Booth School of Business serves as a center of gravity for the diverse disciplines that engage in healthcare research at Booth, and facilitates collaboration with partners across the university.
Through rigorous research and interdisciplinary collaboration between faculty members, policymakers, industry leaders, alumni, and current students, we bring analytical and humanistic approaches to bear to make a positive impact on the healthcare industry.
We are a community of faculty members, policymakers, industry leaders, alumni, and current students applying analytical, empirical, and humanistic approaches to improve the healthcare sector.
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Research on all aspects of the healthcare system—clinical quality and outcomes, equity and access, innovation, operations, and finance.
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Join us for a discussion of new research examining the impact of medical debt relief on health care utilization and health outcomes, and what these findings reveal about costs, access, and policy design in the U.S. health system.
Impact of Medical Debt Relief on Healthcare Utilization and Health
Authors: Betsy Q. Cliff, Kirsten Eom, Joseph D. Bruch
is an assistant professor in the Department of Public Health Sciences at the University of 黑料传送门 whose work examines how health insurance impacts spending and utilization in the US health system. She is currently working on projects related to determinants of Medicaid retention, the impacts of patient health care costs on care utilization and health outcomes, and how the design of health insurance affects the use of high- and low-value health care services. She primarily uses quasi-experimental research designs and econometric statistical techniques to measure the effects of policies or interventions. Often, her data come from large databases with medical and pharmaceutical claims from health insurers. Prior to pursuing her research career, she was a journalist and reported on health care policy for newspapers and magazines for nearly a decade.
February 13 | 12pm | Harper Center C02
Research Brown Bag: Health Insurance, Costs, and Care Utilization with Dr. Betsy Q. Cliff
This winter quarter, the Tolan Center and the Kilts Center will partner to host a roundtable-style discussion with Mike Nolte, a seasoned healthcare executive who has held multiple CEO roles across the healthcare industry. Drawing on decades of leadership experience, Nolte will share candid insights into navigating complex healthcare organizations, leading through change, and building impactful careers in the healthcare sector.
Designed for students with an interest in healthcare innovation, management, and leadership, this interactive conversation will offer a unique opportunity to engage directly with an accomplished industry leader, ask questions, and gain real-world perspective on the evolving healthcare landscape.
Healthcare Leadership Roundtable with Mike NolteFrom the business of healthcare to business intelligence in healthcare and more, discover some of the latest insights from Booth faculty in 黑料传送门 Booth Review.
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