PHEnOM Seminar Series
PHEnOM hosts a weekly seminar series during the academic year. All students, faculty and other researchers interested in this area will be encouraged to attend the seminar series. The 1.5 hour seminar will be held in the 22nd-floor boardroom at the UW Tower (directions) every Thursday 3 - 4:30pm.
(To present at the PHEnOM seminar series, contact Nathan Tefft at tefft@uw.edu.
Spring 2013 Schedule
4/4/2013
Ruth Etzioni, University of Washington
Measuring Overdiagnosis in Breast and Prostate Cancer Screening: Overcoming Challenges, Avoiding Mistakes
Measuring Overdiagnosis in Breast and Prostate Cancer Screening: Overcoming Challenges, Avoiding Mistakes
4/11/2013
Fahad Khalil, University of Washington
Contracts offered by Bureaucrats
Contracts offered by Bureaucrats
4/18/2013
Charles Manski, Northwestern University
Two Problems in Medical Decision Making under Ambiguity
Two Problems in Medical Decision Making under Ambiguity
4/25/2013
Carol Levin, University of Washington
Using cost analysis to better design global health interventions: Lessons from HPV vaccination in Peru, Uganda, India and Vietnam
Using cost analysis to better design global health interventions: Lessons from HPV vaccination in Peru, Uganda, India and Vietnam
5/2/2013
Christopher Auld, University of Victoria
Minimum pricing of alcohol: Theory and evidence
Minimum pricing of alcohol: Theory and evidence
5/9/2013
Julia Slejko, University of Washington
Using Latent Class Probability Estimation and Residual Inclusion to Address Confounding in Medication Adherence Modeling
Using Latent Class Probability Estimation and Residual Inclusion to Address Confounding in Medication Adherence Modeling
5/16/2013
Amitabh Chandra, Harvard University
Technology Growth and Expenditure Growth in Health Care
Technology Growth and Expenditure Growth in Health Care
5/23/2013
Mark Long, University of Washington
An Altruism Adjusted Measure of the Value of a Statistical Life
An Altruism Adjusted Measure of the Value of a Statistical Life
5/30/2013
Sarah Taubman, University of Washington
The Oregon Health Insurance Experiment: Evidence from the First Two Years
The Oregon Health Insurance Experiment: Evidence from the First Two Years
6/6/2013
No Seminar This Week