2005-2006 Theme: The Impact of the Built, Social, and Natural Environment
LDI
Alumni Faculty Exchange
Health in Context: Impact of the Built, Social, and Natural Environment
Samuel P. Martin III, MD, Memorial Lecture
Gary Gottlieb,
MD, MBA
President, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Strategic Issues in Management of a Health Care Organization in
the Early 21st Century
co-sponsored with the Division of General Internal
Medicine (DGIM)
Thomas
LaVeist, PhD
Professor of Health Policy and Management, Johns Hopkins University
Problems & Prospects for Health Disparities Research
co-sponsored with the Center for Health Equity
Research and Promotion (CHERP) and the Center for Population Health and
Health Disparities (CPHHD)
Ichiro
Kawachi, MD, PhD
Professor of Social Epidemiology, Harvard University
Neighborhood Influences on Health:What Do We Need to Know?
co-sponsored with the Center for Population Health
and Health Disparities (CPHHD)
Jane Golden
Director, Mural Arts Program, City of Philadelphia
Derek
Yach, MBChB, MPH
Professor and Head, Division of Global Health, Yale School of Public Health
Challenges to How We Define Priorities in Global Health
Robert
C. Long Memorial Lecture in Mental Health Services Research
Ronald
D. Stall, PhD, MPH
Director, Multidisciplinary Master of Public Health (MMPH) Program; Professor,
Behavioral and Community Health Sciences, University of Pittsburgh Graduate
School of Public Health
Health Disparities, Syndemics and Gay Men's Health
co-sponsored with the Center for Mental
Health Policy and Services Research (CMHPSR)
Honorable
William Winkenwerder, MD, MBA
Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs
Military Medicine: A Critical Component of United States National
Security
Gary
Evans, PhD
Professor of Design and Environmental Analysis, College of Human Ecology,
Cornell University
Environmental
Stress: The Role of the Physical Environment in Human Psychological Well-Being
co-sponsored
with the Firearm & Injury Center at Penn (FICAP)
11th
Annual Thomas W. Langfitt, Jr., Memorial Health Policy Symposium
Consumer-Directed Healthcare: Where Will This Road Take Us?
Sir
Michael Marmot, MBBS, MPH, PhD
Director, International Centre for Health and Society; Professor of Epidemiology
and Public Health; Chairman, Commission on Social Determinants of Health;
University College London
Status and Health: Causal Pathways
co-sponsored with the Population Studies Center
(PSC)
ECRI's
2005 Chronic Pain Conference
Chronic Pain as a Health System Priority: How Evidence Could
Inform Policy and Practice
Symposium
co-sponsored with Institute on Aging
Living
Longer and Paying the Price? Healthcare Costs and Longevity in America
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2005-2006
Joseph
A. DiMasi, PhD
Director
of Economic Analysis, Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development,
Tufts University
The
Cost of Biopharmaceutical R&D: Is Biotech Different?
Tanya
M. Luhrmann, PhD
Max Palevsky Professor in the Committee on Human Development, University
of Chicago
Social Defeat, or, Why Psychotic Homeless Women Don't Want Our Help
Lisa A. Cooper, MD, MPH
Associate Professor of Medicine, Epidemiology, and Health Policy &
Management, Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions
Racial Disparities in Healthcare: Why Communication Matters
Michael
E. Chernew, PhD
Professor, Department of Health Management and Policy, Department of Economics,
and Department of Internal Medicine,
University of Michigan School of Public Health
Managed Care and Medicare Expenditures
Mark
Duggan, PhD
Associate Professor of Economics, University of Maryland; 2004-2006 Alfred
P. Sloan Research Fellow
The Distortionary Effects of Government Procurement:
Evidence From Medicaid Prescription Drug Purchasing
Archived Seminars 1998-2007:
2008-2009 Policy Seminar Theme: Health Policy Reform
2007-2008 Policy Seminar: Urban Health
2006-2007 Policy Seminar Theme: Global Health
2004-2005 Policy Seminar Theme: Linking Health Services Research, Policy and Practice
2003-2004 Policy Seminar Theme: The Economics and Politics of Employer-Sponsored Health Care
2002-2003 Policy Seminar Theme: How Can We Afford Prescription Drugs in the US? Cost, Quality, and Access
2001-2002 Policy Seminar Theme: Vulnerable Populations in American Health Care
From e-Commerce to e-HealthCare: The Challenges of the New Economy
Managed Care: The Next Generation
The Future of Government-Organized Healthcare |
