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"We measure what we can measure": Struggles in defining and evaluating institutional review board quality

Published in 2021

We Need Comprehensive Long-Term Care Reform, And We Need It Now

By Norma B. Coe, PhD, for The Hill By 2050, 18.9 million Americans will be over the age of 85 and, if patterns continue, more than 40 percent of them will need long-term...

Published on February 3, 2021 | Norma B. Coe

We need more signal and less noise about industry payments to doctors

My colleagues and I think this unintended consequence presents a marketing opportunity for astute physicians with no ties to drug and device companies. A bit of background:...

Published on May 2, 2019

Weaponizing principles: clinical ethics consultations & the plight of the morally vulnerable.

Published in 2015

Welcome 2019 ELSI Fellow: Moira Kyweluk

The Department of Medical Ethics and Health Policy is thrilled to welcome Moira Kyweluk to the ELSI Genomics Postdoctoral Training Program in August 2019. The ELSI program is...

Published on May 2, 2019

Welcoming Dr. Angela Shen

We are delighted to welcome our newest adjunct faculty member Angela K. Shen, ScD, MPH to the Department. Dr. Shen is a retired CAPTAIN from the US Public Health Service,...

Published on April 5, 2021

Wendy De La Rosa, PhD│Health Policy and CHIBE Research Seminar

HEALTH POLICY AND CHIBE RESEARCH SEMINAR “The Role of Budgeting Strategies on Benefit-Seeking.” Wendy De La Rosa, PhD, Assistant Professor of Marketing, the Wharton...

Updated November 1, 2023

Wharton's Kevin Volpp discusses how behavioral economics principles could be used to fix health care.

Published on June 3, 2017

Wharton's Kevin Volpp Discusses How Behavioral Economics Principles Could be Used to Fix Health Care.

Dr. Kevin Volpp, a Wharton health care management professor and director of the Center for Health Incentives and Behavioral Economics, part of the Leonard Davis Institute of...

Published on June 3, 2017

What else are you hoping for? Fostering hope in paediatric serious illness.

Published in 2016
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