Public Health/Healthcare Delivery SIG: Methods for Conducting Healthare Delivery Research

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Recorded On: 10/22/2017

Given recent attention to healthcare reform efforts in the U.S., a greater emphasis is being placed on generating and synthesizing evidence to inform policies affecting the clinical practice of hepatology. In turn, this program will review and teach attendees about the most common research designs and analytic methods associated with the conduct of healthcare delivery research. Specifically, the topics of quality improvement methods, behavioral and health economics research, qualitative mixed-methods approaches, and health disparities research will be reviewed and discussed in depth through a series of interactive lectures and panel-based discussions. Examples based on the field of clinical hepatology and liver transplantation, including relevant peer-reviewed publications, will be highlighted.

Michael Volk

Elliot B. Tapper

Elliot Tapper, MD is Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of Michigan Health System. Dr. Tapper’s research aims to improve the outcomes, quality of life and freedom from adverse events for patients with cirrhosis. His efforts focus on delineating quality indicators and developing interventions for the management and prevention of cirrhotic complications. His work on patient-centered, cost-effective diagnostic strategies for elevated liver enzymes have been published in journals including the American Journal of Gastroenterology, Journal of Hepatology, JAMA Internal Medicine, and the New England Journal of Medicine.

David S. Goldberg

Jessica L. Mellinger

Benjamin Cook

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