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The Leonard Davis Institute Research Seminar Series convenes health services research faculty, researchers, and graduate students for in-depth discussion of health services research issues, methodological challenges and approaches, study findings,and policy implications. Seminar abstracts and speaker biographies are available. Seminars are held on Fridays. Check the LDI Calendar of Events for event details. |
By funding pilot research, working groups and innovative small grants in the broad category of health services research, LDI’s Call for Proposals seeks to:
Information for 2009 will be posted soon. The Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics (LDI) sponsored its 8th round of LDI Pilot Projects Program in 2008. LDI Pilot Project grants were funded to the following awardees: A Community Partnership to Assess the Health of People Undergoing Mortgage Foreclosure in Philadelphia Difficult Decisions in Public Health Rationing of Blood Products During Shortages: A Physician Survey Patient Flow in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit: Intensive Observation Shared Decision Making to Improve Treatment Outcomes in ADHD: A Qualitative Analysis The Association of Maternal Gestational Weight Gain and Childhood Obesity Recruitment, Retention, and Quality Intervention Research for the Entry-Level Behavioral Healthcare Workforce: A Pilot Study Health Related Quality of Life: Utility Preference Score for Pelvic Organ Prolapse Diffusion and Disparities in Utilization of Percutaneous Breast Biopsy Utilities of Claims-Based Quality Measures in Asthma in Predicting Clinical Outcomes We are pleased to introduce a new service to LDI Senior Fellows. On a trial basis, LDI will now produce your scientific posters free of charge. The service is simple
and we hope it will be of great value to you. For your convenience, we
have created a poster template in PowerPoint.
This is a new service and we are experimenting with it. We hope it will be of value and that we can continue to offer it free of charge. Remember:
We look forward to
working with you.
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The Master of Science in Health Policy Research Program (MSHP) at Penn is a two year, masters-level multidisciplinary training program designed to prepare graduates for health services research and health policy research careers in academic, government, community, and industry settings. This program is based in the University of Pennsylvania's School of Medicine in collaboration with the Wharton School. The program is a joint venture between the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics (LDI) and the Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program (RWJ CSP) and is closely affiliated with the Annenberg School for Communication, the School of Social Policy and Practice, and the School of Nursing.
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