ANNUAL REPORT 2024
LETTERFROM THECHAIR
Greetings from the Hilltop!
This was an excellent year for the Department of Health Management and Policy and our academic programs We continue to grow while remaining focused on the formation of our undergraduate and master’s students and the faculty’s production and dissemination of knowledge.
In this annual report, we highlight achievements made by our students, alumni, staff, and faculty We also highlight achievements in education, scholarship, and service Our faculty and students are working at the cutting edge of healthcare and public health with the constant mission to make the delivery of health in the United States and around the world more accessible, more just, and more efficient. A few things in particular that I would like to highlight:
JOHNKRAEMER
Department Chair
This summer, graduated 30 undergraduates, who have now joined our alumni community. Their commitment and diligence inspire us.
We also graduated 11 Master of Science in Health Systems Administration Students. They continued the relaunch of our revamped program, and we are thrilled to see what they accomplish!
We had 32 new students join our department They include 16 first-year undergraduates, 7 undergrads who transferred into the Healthcare Management and Policy major, and 9 new MHSA students
We added one new faculty member, Prof Caroline Efird Prof Efird is doing exciting work to better understand how health inequities come into being and how they can be addressed
Two longstanding professors, Prof Robert Friedland and Prof Ryung Suh, retired We will miss both of them dearly and are deeply grateful for all the contributions they made over the last couple of decades.
AJ Smith joined us as the new Associate Director of the MHSA program. He has hit the ground running in his first couple of weeks and we are thrilled to have him!
The MHSA program completed a successful CAHME self-study and site visit, an important step on our way to reaccreditation This was an immense amount of work by many people, but we especially owe Prof Gultekin Gollu, Tyler Hill-Whatley, and Alishia Echols a debt of gratitude
Finally, our students, faculty, staff, preceptors, and other friends of the department made important contributions to knowledge and the fields of health policy and health management throughout 2024 Read on for the specifics
The department and I are grateful for all of your support over the past year. We look forward to doing even more in 2025!
Hoya Saxa,
John Kraemer, JD, MPH
Associate Professor and Department Chair
CLASSOF2024
BACHELOR’SDEGREERECEPIENTS
Mia Alba - Almonte
Madison D. Burnett
Grace Cohn
Mannat Dhaliwal
Emma Driggs
Melody Emenyonu
Fadilah Farrin
Alexandra Glezer
Rachel Huo
Samantha Jones
Alex Kader
Ruth Kayongo
Ella Kohler
Audrey Landstreet
Liang Lin
Elliot Lloyd Kelsey Lyons
Marcus Magsayo
Riya Maheshwari
Lauren Massie
Kyle Maziarz
Margot Mead
Madeline Morgan
AWARDRECEPIENTS
Tropaia Student Speaker: Shreyaa Venkat
Dean’s Medal: Alaina Anderson
Sister Helen Scarry Award for Commitment to Social Justice: Elliott Lloyd
Shivam Nanavati
Naomi Randolph
Daniel Sippel
Juliana St Goar
Emma Villanueva
Marianne Cardillo Lyons Commitment to Cura Personalis Award: Julie Nguyen
Rose Anne McGarrity Service Award: Brady Stallman
GLOH Department Annual Award: Shreya Arora
HSCI Department Annual Award: Makenzie Thomas
HMP Department Annual Award: Lauren Massie
COMMENCEMENT
The School of Health held their commencement on May 18, 2024 Students, family, friends, and loved ones gathered at Gaston Hall to celebrate.
Addressing the Class of 2024, King stated “in the spirit of cura personalis, I am confident that you’ll be the ones who will help us make a long overdue societal shift from one that is centered on ill-being to one that prioritizes well-being,”
The School of Health was honored to welcome Toyin Ajayi, MD as the commencement speaker for the graduating class of 2024 Ajayi gave the advice to “spend this next chapter figuring out how to be trustworthy, and hopefully, one day, trusted. If you do this right, you will deliver on a promise of real impact on the most existential and important challenges of our lifetime
The class of 2024 included 93 undergraduate students and 11 graduate students. Read more about the 2024 commencement here
STUDENTHIGHLIGHTS
ERINLEIGHBOYLEFELLOWSHIP POSTERSESSIONS
Seniors from the management and policy tracks showcased their projects that was conducted during their internships.
2024COMMUNITYHEALTH NEEDSASSESMENT
Jaskirit Bhalla (HCMP ‘26) and Joie Hucko (MHSA ‘25) assisted Dean King with the 2024 Community Health Needs Assessment. Some of these tasks included pulling secondary data and attending community meetings
Sabrena Khan (MHSA’24) was named the recipient of the Erin Leigh Boyle Foundation’s annual postgraduate Fellowship
GLOBALEXPERIENCE
10 MHSA students traveled to Seoul, South Korea and met with representatives from health centers and universities and participated in lectures and panel discussions
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
Experiential learning is a cornerstone of students’ educational experience. During the year, seniors in the Health Care Management and Policy program performed work that advanced the missions of 24 entities in the health care and health policy ecosystem:
Academy Health
Center for Health Insurance Reforms at Georgetown University
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Innovation Center
Global Liver Institute
Health and Medicine Counsel
Health Justice Alliance
La Clinica Del Pueblo
Lancet Commission
Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
O'Neill Institute's HIV Policy Lab
Todd Strategy
Medstar Washington Hosptial Center Supply Chain
Physical Medicine
Georgetown University Student Health Center
Medstar Georgetown University Hospital Operating Room
Lombardi Cancer Center
Medstar Health Research Instititute
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Medstar OB-GYN Clinic at Glover Parker
MedStar Palliative Care
FACULTYANDSTAFF
Maria Alva, D.Phil
Assistant Professor
Sam Halabi, JD, M.Phil
Professor
So-Yeon Kang, PhD
Assistant Professor
Tyler Hill, M.Ed
Program Coordinator
Assistant Professor Caroline Efird, PhD
Sean Huang, PhD
HCMP Director and Associate Professor
Daniel Kim, PhD
Assistant Professor
Sarah Shohet
Associate Dean of Academic Affairs
MHSA Program Director and Associate Professor Gultekin Gollu,PhD
Carole Roan Gresenz, PhD
Bette Jacobs
Endowed Professor
Vanessa Hurley, PhD Professor
Bette Jacobs, PhD
Assistant Professor
Christopher J. King, PhD, MHSc, FACHE
DeanandAssociate Professor
AJ Smith, MHA
Associate Director of Graduate Studies
John Kraemer, JD, MPH
Chair and Associate Professor
DEPARTMENT NEWS
CAROLINEEFIRDJOINS THEDEPARTMENT
Dr Caroline Efird was appointed on the research track in the Department of Health Management and Policy She is an interdisciplinary social scientist and educator who studies the health effects of the radicalized social system of whiteness Overall, her research and work seeks to deconstruct the inequitable systems that replicate oppression and supremacy so that researchers, healthcare practitioners, community members, and policy makers can effectively promote health equity
ROBERTFRIEDLAND RETIRES
Dr Robert Friedland retired from the university in 2024 He worked at Georgetown University for 24 years.
NEWASSOCIATEDIRECTOR
AJ Smith joined us as the new associate director of the MHSA program AJ joins us from VCU and, before that, an administrative fellowship at the Children's Hospital of Los Angeles after completing his MHA at the University of Georgia
RYUNGSUHRETIRES
Dr Ryung Suh retired in early January He worked at Georgetown University for 22 years
PUBLICATIONS
Maria Alva
Weintraub, W S , Kolm, P , Dolman, S , Alva, M , Bhatt, D L , & Zhang, Z (2024) Cost-Effectiveness of sotagliflozin in SOLOIST-WHF JACC Heart Failure, 12(9), 1600–1610. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jchf.2024.04.018
Audet, C. M., Roller, L. J., Aliyu, M. H., Rolando, L., Alva, M , Ali, M , Schildcrout, J S , & Chakkalakal, R (2024) Evaluation of a workplace diabetes prevention program delivered via distance learning: a Qualitative study Health Education & Behavior https://doi org/10 1177/10901981241285433
Weintraub, W S , & Alva, M (2024) The societal burden of heart failure with preserved or Mid-Range ejection fraction JACC Advances, 3(7), 101025 https://doi org/10 1016/j jacadv 2024 101025
Caroline Efird
Efird, CR, & Griffith, DM (2024) Whiteness: A fundamental determinant of the health of rural White Americans American Journal of Public Health https://doi org/10 2105/AJPH 2024 307904
Efird, CR, & Griffith, DM (2024) Whiteness: A fundamental determinant of health In Racism: Science and Tools for the Public Health Professional Eds Ford, CL, Griffith, DM 2nd edition American Public Health Association Press. doi: 10.2105/9780875533537ch07
Twinamatsiko, AJ, Efird, CR, Griffith, DM. (2024). Power, politics, and the health costs of Trump-era “divisive concepts” In Racism: Science and Tools for the Public Health Professional Eds Ford, CL, Griffith, DM 2nd edition American Public Health Association Press doi: 10 2105/9780875533537ch01
Efird, CR, Wilkins, CL, Versey, HS (2024) Whiteness hurts society: How whiteness shapes mental, physical, and social health outcomes Journal of Social Issues, 1–27 https://doi org/10 1111/josi 12598
Griffith, DM, Efird, CR, Baskin, ML, Webb Hooper, M, Resnicow, K (2024) Cultural sensitivity and cultural tailoring: Reflections, lessons learned, and refinements after two decades of research Annual Review of Public Health, Vol 45 doi: 10 1146/annurev-publhealth-060722-031158
Efird, CR, & Griffith, DM. (2024). Whiteness: A fundamental determinant of health. In Racism: Science and Tools for the Public Health Professional. Eds. Ford, CL, Griffith, DM 2nd edition AmericanPublicHealthAssociationPress doi:10 2105/978087 5533537ch07
Twinamatsiko, AJ, Efird, CR, Griffith, DM (2024) Power, politics, and the health costs of Trump-era “divisive concepts” In Racism: Science and Tools for the Public Health Professional Eds Ford, CL, Griffith, DM 2nd edition American Public Health Association Press doi: 10 2105/9780875533537ch01
Efird, CR (2024, June 5) Understanding mental health among rural populations PublicHealth Post https://publichealthpost org/mental-behavioralhealth/understanding-mental-health-among-ruralpopulations/
Caroline Efird
Efird, CR, & Griffith, DM. (2024). Whiteness: A fundamental determinant of health In Racism: Science and Tools for the Public Health Professional Eds Ford, CL, Griffith, DM 2nd edition AmericanPublicHealthAssociationPress doi:10 2105/9780875 533537ch07
Twinamatsiko, AJ, Efird, CR, Griffith, DM (2024) Power, politics, and the health costs of Trump-era “divisive concepts” In Racism: Science and Tools for the Public Health Professional Eds Ford, CL, Griffith, DM 2nd edition American Public Health Association Press doi: 10 2105/9780875533537ch01
Efird, CR (2024, June 5) Understanding mental health among rural populations PublicHealth Post https://publichealthpost org/mental-behavioralhealth/understanding-mental-health-among-ruralpopulations/
Carole Roan Gresenz
Ruffini K, Gresenz CR, Gordon N, “The effect of standyour-ground laws on student achievement,” Preventive Medicine Reports, 2024, 45: 102817, SOI: https://doi org/10 1016/j pmedr 2024 102817
Gresenz, CR, Mitchell JM, Rodriguez B, Turner RS, van der Klaauw W 2024 “The Financial Consequences of Undiagnosed Memory Disorders ” Federal Reserve Bank of New York Staff Reports, no 1106, May https://doi org/10 59576/sr 1106
National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2024. Launching Lifelong Health by Improving Health Care for Children, Youth, and Families. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. https://doi org/10 17226/27835 (contributor as committee member)
Sam Halabi
Aneja, K , Halabi, S , & Gostin, L (2024, August 28) Advancing equity, from COVID-19 to Mpox The Hindu https://www thehindu com/opinion/lead/advancing-equityfrom-covid-19-to-mpox/article68573895 ece
Gostin, L , Halabi, S., & Finch, A (2024, August 21) Another pandemic looms Guess what? We’re still not ready The New York Times https://www nytimes com/2024/08/21/opinion/mpoxvaccines-africa-pandemic html
Halabi, S , & O’Hara, G L (2024) Preparing for the next pandemic expanding and coordinating global regulatory capacity New England Journal of Medicine, 391(6), 484–487 https://doi org/10 1056/nejmp2406390
Aneja, K , Halabi, S , & Gostin, L (2024, August 1) The global struggle for a pandemic treaty The Hindu https://www.thehindu.com/sci-tech/health/the-globalstruggle-for-a-pandemic-treaty/article68469433.ece
Halabi, S., Gostin, L. O., Egbokhare, O., & Kavanagh, M. M (2024b) Global Health Law for a safer and Fairer world New England Journal of Medicine, 390(20), 1925–1931 https://doi org/10 1056/nejmms2403267
PUBLICATIONS
Sam Halabi
Gostin, L O , Meier, B M , Karim, S A , De Mesquita, J B , Burci, G L , Chirwa, D , Finch, A , Friedman, E A , Habibi, R , Halabi, S., Lee, T , Toebes, B , & Villarreal, P (2024) The World Health Organization was born as a normative agency: Seventy-five years of global health law under WHO governance PLOS Global Public Health, 4(4), e0002928 https://doi org/10 1371/journal pgph 0002928
O’Hara, G L , Halabi, S , & Egbokhare, O (2024) Equitable vaccine access in light of COVID-19 vaccine procurement strategies in Africa. COVID, 4(2), 276–288. https://doi.org/10.3390/covid4020019
Ginsbach, K , Halabi, S., Monahan, J , & Wilder, R (2024, April 19) An Analysis of COVAX’s Equity Mandate with Reference to Liability and Indemnity | Notre Dame Journal of International & Comparative Law Notre Dame Journal of International & Comparative Law https://ndjicl org/online/2024/an-analysis-of-covaxs-equitymandate-with-reference-to-liability-and-indemnityanalysis# ftn1
Finch, A , Halabi, S., & Gostin, L (n d ) Is the Pace of IHR Reform Legal? Georgetown Journal of International Law | Georgetown Law https://www law georgetown edu/international-lawjournal/blog/is-the-pace-of-ihr-reform-legal/
Sean Huang
Kim, H , Senders, A , Sergi, C , Simeon, E , Huang, S S , Dodge, H H , McConnell, K J , & Roberts, E T (2024) Differences in healthcare utilization between enrollees of fully integrated dual eligible special needs plans versus non‐fully integrated plans Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 72(7), 2027–2037 https://doi org/10 1111/jgs 18916 Thomas, K., Bowblis, J., Carder, P., Hua, C., Huang, S., Singh, Y., Smith, L., & Rahman, M. (2024). Private Equity Investment In Assisted Living: Distinct Impacts And Policy Considerations Health Affairs https://doi org/10 1377/forefront 20240614 729398
Vanessa Hurley
Hurley VB, Giletta E, Yang Y, Mollenkopf NL, Jalalzai R, Schwartz J, Chen A, Pitts SM Understanding the Information Needs of Pharmacy Staff Using CancelRx: A Qualitative Study of the Use of Prescription E-Cancellation Exploratory Research in Clinical and Social Pharmacy 2024; 13: 100398
Hurley VB, Kim DH Refocusing on Patient-Centered Outcomes for Quality Improvement in Healthcare Quality Management in Health Care Aug 14, 2024 doi: 10 1097/QMH 0000000000000474
Huq M, Schwartz M, Derry-Vick H, Khoudary A, Sorgen L, Billini O, Gunning T, Luck C, Kaushik S, Hurley VB, Marshall J, Weinberg B, Tesfaye A, Ip A, Potosky A, Conley C Cancer Survivor Perspectives on the Timing and Content of Interventions to Mitigate Financial Toxicity Associated with Cancer Treatment Supportive Care in Cancer 2024; 32 doi: 10 1007/s00520-024-08983-5
So-Yeon Kang
Kang, S. Y (2024) Association of Hospitals' Experience with Bundled Payment for Care Improvement Model with the Diffusion of Acute Hospital Care at Home Health Services Research
Kang, S. Y., Liu, M , Ballreich, J , Gupta, R , & Anderson, G (2024) Biopharmaceutical pipeline funded by venture capital firms, 2014 to 2024 Health Affairs Scholar, 2(10), qxae124
Curran, J , Wang, Y , Kang, S Y , Xuan, A , Anderson, G , Bai, G , & Alexander, G C (2024) Characteristics of Prescription Drug Fills Using Pharmacy-Pharmacy Benefit Manager Discount Programs: The “GoodRx” Model. Value in Health, 27(1), 35-42.
Kang, S. Y. (2024). Association of Hospitals' Experience with Bundled Payment for Care Improvement Model with the Diffusion of Acute Hospital Care at Home Health Services Research
Jones, DA , Borkowski, NM , Lemak, CH , Kim, DH., Pena, D (2024) “Significant Events Influencing the Evolution of the Role of the Healthcare Information Systems Executive ” Perspectives in Health Information Management, 21(2): 1
Kim, DH., Lemak, CH , Jones, DA , & Pena, D (2024) “Evolving Role of the Health System CIO: Perspectives from 33 Health Systems ” BMJ Leader DOI: 10 1136/leader-2023-000969
Apathy, NC , Hartman-Hall, H , Tran, A , Kim, DH., Ratwani, RM , & Marchalik, D (2024) “Accounting for Taste: Preferences Mediate the Relationships Between Documentation Time and Physician Burnout ” Journal of the Medical Information Association (JAMIA), ocae: 1-9 DOI: 10 1093/jamia/ocae193
English, NC , Ivankova, NV , Smith, BP , Jones, BA , Herbey, I , Rosamond, B , Kim, DH., Oslock, WM , Schoenberger, YM , Pisu, M , & Chu, DI (2024) “Provider’s Perspectives on the Availability and Accessibility of Surgery in Gastrointestinal Cancer Care.” JournalofGastrointestinalSurgery.DOI:10.1016/j.gassur.202 4.05.019
Hurley, VB., & Kim, DH. (2024). “Refocusing on PatientCentered Outcomes for Quality Improvement in Healthcare.” Quality Management in Healthcare. DOI: 10 1097/QMH 000000000000474 Lemak, CH , Pena, D , Kim, DH , Jones, DA , & Guptill, J (2024) “Leadership to Accelerate Healthcare’s Digital Transformation: Evidence from 33 Health Systems ” Journal of Healthcare Management, 69(4): 267-279 DOI: 10 1097/JHM-D-23-00210
Daniel Kim
PUBLICATIONS
John Kraemer
Levano SR, Kraemer J, Dabla D, Miziou EA, Haughton J, Jones HE, Teasdale C, Ekouevi D, Hirschhorn LR, Fiori KP Identifying determinants of under-five child mortality in northern Togo Journal of Global Health 2024 Feb 2;14:04019, 1-11 doi: 10 7189/jogh 14 04019
Stockton MA, Francis HW, West JS, Stelmach RD, Adams ET, Kraemer JD, Saalim K, Wallhagen MI, Nyarko M, Madson G, Boafo N, Owusu NAV, Musa LG, Alberg J, uChung JW, Preston A, Gyamera E, Chadha S, Davis LP, Garg S, McMahon C, Olusanya BO, Tavartkiladze GA, Tucci D, Wilson BS, Smith S, Nyblade L. Development of measures for d/Deaf and hard of hearing stigma: introduction to the special issue on stigma measurement Ear and Hearing 2024 Sep-Oct 1;45(Suppl 1)4S-16S
Nyblade L, Zhu X, Saalim K, Wu C-H, Stockton MA, Adams ET, West JS, Stelmach RD, Kraemer JD. Preliminary validation of experienced ageism measures with four populations in the United States Ear and Hearing 2024 Sep-Oct 1;45(Suppl 1)62S-69S
West JS, Stelmach RD, Francis HW, Zhu X, gWu C-H, Stockton MA, Adams ET, Madson G, Kraemer JD, Nyblade L Preliminary validation of hearing device-related stigma measures in four United States populations Ear and Hearing 2024 Sep-Oct 1;45(Suppl 1)53S-61S
Saalim K, Kraemer JD, Boafo N, Stockton MA, Owusu NAV, Adams ET, Stelmach RD, Birdsey B, Alberg J, Vormawor R, Mankattah E, Akrong R, Boateng K, Nyblade L. Preliminary validation of stigma measures among parents of children who are deaf or hard of hearing in the United States and Ghana. Ear and Hearing 2024 SepOct 1;45(Suppl 1)26S-34S
Wallhagen M, Kraemer JD, Saalim K, Adams ET, Stelmach RD, West JS, uChung JW, Nyblade L Development and preliminary validation of stigma measures for care partners of persons who are d/Deaf or hard of hearing Ear and Hearing 2024 Sep-Oct 1;45(Suppl 1)35S-41S
Stelmach RD, Stockton MA, Kraemer JD, Nyarko MS, Adams ET, Boafo N, Owusu NAV, Saalim K, Alberg J, Tang B, Musa LG, Wu C-H, Gyamera E, Nyblade L Preliminary validation of measures of experienced, perceived, and internalized stigma among adults who are d/Deaf or hard of hearing in the United States and Ghana Ear and Hearing 2024 Sep-Oct 1;45(Suppl 1)17S-25S
Stelmach R, Musa LG, West JS, Wallhagen MI, Kraemer JD, Francis HW, Stockton MA, McMahon C, Smith SL, Nyblade L. Research agenda and applications for preliminarily validated measures of d/Deaf and hard of hearing stigma. Ear and Hearing 2024 Sep-Oct 1;45(Suppl 1)70S-78S
Michael Stoto
Ledesma, J R , Papanicolas, I , Chrysanthopoulou, S A , Isaac, C.R., Lurie, M.N., Stoto, M.A., Nuzzo, J.B. Pandemic preparedness improves national-level SARSCoV-2 infection and mortality data completeness: a crosscountry ecologic analysis. Population Health Metrics 22, 12 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1186/s12963-024-00333-1 Stoto, M.A., Kraemer, J., Are we prepared for the next pandemic? New tools for measurement and assessment Research Communities bySpringerNature,Feb 9,2024,https://communities springer nature com/posts/are-we-prepared-for-the-next-pandemicnew-tools-for-measurement-and-assessment
SERVICE& ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Maria Alva
Served in the Special Emphasis Panel (SEP) for the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion as a peer reviewer of Prevention Research Center (PRC) applications responding to RFA DP24-081 Effectiveness of Telehealth-Based Programs to Detect Glaucoma Among High-Risk Populations in Community Health Settings (April 2024)
Grant reviewer in the NIH Organization and Delivery of Health Services (ODHS) study section (June 2024) Red House Futures Innovations Committee member to review and approve syllabi for new UNXD courses Department of Health Management and Policy Seminar Series monthly brown bag seminars (organizer)
Carole Roan Gresenz
National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine Committee on Improving the Health of Youth through Health Care System Transformation (2023-2024)
McCourt School of Public Policy, Hiring Priorities Committee (Chair)
McCourt School of Public Policy, Prize Committee (Chair) Georgetown University Gender Equity Committee University Budget Committee
Lombardi Cancer Center Population Science Program (T32) Advisory Committee
Faculty Mentor, GUMC Faculty Mentoring Program
Transforming Care (Commonwealth Fund), Editorial Advisory Board Member (2016-present)
Medical Care Research and Review (2012-present) Health Services Research (2012-present)
SSRN's Top Ten Download List for Economics Research Network: Health Care Policy (2024), "The Financial Consequences of Undiagnosed Memory Disorders ”
Best Abstract Award for Child and Infant Health, ASHEcon 13th Annual Conference of the American Society of Health Economists “The Effect of Stand-YourGround Laws on Student Achievement” (2024)
World Health Organization Working Group on Regulatory Approaches to AI and Health, 2024-Present
National Academies for Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, Organizing Committee, Pathogen Genomic Data for Public Health Response, 2024
Vanessa Hurley
2024 AcademyHealth Research Meeting Runner-up for the AcademyHealth Publication-of-the-Year.
So-Yeon Kang
Presentation with Georgetown faculty (Gresenz, Schwartz) at a research panel during the 2024 Association of Public Policy Analysis and Management Research Conference
Received a research grant ($250,000) from AcademyHealth/Robert Wood Johnson Foundation: “Achieving health equity in the diagnosis in black men’s distress and depression ” (PI: Dr Derek Griffith)
Received a research grant ($10,000) from GoGoDoc Inc.: “Adoption of home health program in South Korea: Perspectives from c-suite executives and physicians.” (PI: Dr Dae Hyun Kim)
Invited Seoul National University Research Seminar (Department of Health Management and Policy-Beyond the Basics: Expanding Health Literacy Across Healthcare Continuum), Online, December 4th, 2024
Invited Georgetown Medical School Course Lecture (Patients, Population, and Policy (P3)- Intro to US Healthcare System & Healthcare Advocacy), Online, January 8th, 2024
Apathy, NC , Hartman-Hall , Kim, DH , Ratwani, R , & Marchalik, D (2024) “Physician Documentation Preferences, EHR Documentation Time, and Burnout ” AcademyHealth, Baltimore, MD
Apathy, NC , Hartman-Hall, H , Kim, DH , Ratwani, R , & Marchalik, D (2024) “Documentation Preferences, EHR Documentation Time, and Burnout.” AMIA 2024 Clinical Informatics Conference, Minneapolis, MN
English, NC., Smith, BP., Herbey, I., Kim, DH., Abdullah, A , Gupta, P , Rosamond, B , Oslock, WM , Jones, BA , Kaushik, M , Gibson, QX , Swenson, L , Hollis, RH , Kennedy, G , Chu, DI (2024, October) “A Socioecological Perspective on Surgical Access in Rural Alabama- A Qualitative Study ” ACS Clinical Congress 2024, San Francisco, CA
Lemak, CH , Pena, D , Kim, DH , Jones, D , & Guptill, J (2024, June) “The Evolving Role of the Health System CIO: Evidence from 33 US Systems ” Oral Presentation at the 2024 European Academy of Management (EURAM), Bath, UK
Kim, DH , Lemak, CH , & Boren, SA (2024, June)
“Reimagining How We Develop Leaders to Accelerate Healthcare’s Digital and Patient-Focused Transformation ” Deep Dive Session Presentation at the 2024 AUPHA Annual Meeting, Tampa, FL
Sam Halabi
Daniel Kim
SERVICE& ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Christopher King
Interview with the Journal of Healthcare Management: https://journals lww com/jhmonline/citation/2024/01000/chr istopher j king, phd, fache, dean of the 2 aspx 2024 Community Health Needs Assessment: https://bluetoad com/publication/? i=821502&p=0&view=issueViewer
Michael Stoto
Using resilience testing in EU Member States: how can it contribute to monitoring, preparing for and improving responses to shocks Strengthening Health Systems Resilience Testing Handbook Workshop and Launch, European Observatory and OECD, Brussels, March 19,2024
Addressing the problem of trust in science and public health, Georgetown Global Public Health Seminar, April 8, 2024
Infectious diseases preparedness policy: An International overview National Agency for Regional Health Services, Rome, September 18, 2024
SAVETHEDATE
ACHE Congress: March 24-27, 2025
MHSA Alumni Reception: March 25, 2025
John Carroll Weekend: April 3-6, 2025
Undergraduate Research Conference: April 15, 2025
Commencement Weekend: May 16-17, 2025
Reunion Weekend: May 30-June 1, 2025
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2024 ANNUAL REPORT
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