Jeremiah R. Brown, PhD (Cardiovascular epidemiology)
Stephen Plume, MD (Northern New England Cardiovascular Disease Study Group)
Rosemary Orgren, PhD (health professions education, particularly that which is offered in community-based and other non-academic settings e.g. nursing homes)
Samir S. Soneji, PhD (demographic modeling and simulation, and forecasting)
Dr. Stephen Bartels, MD, MS (geriatric mental health)
Julie P.W. Bynum, MD, MPH (effectiveness of health care delivery to high risk elderly including the oldest old or cognitively impaired. Cost and use of health services among people with dementia, use of screening in advanced age, and on how to measure performance of health systems using Medicare claims.)
Carrie Colla, PhD, (health insurance markets, insurance benefit design, provider payment, and the care and needs of the elderly)
Jon Skinner, PhD (the economics of government transfer programs, technology growth and disparities in health care, and savings behavior of aging baby boomers)
Ellen Meara PhD (effects of public policies and regulations on medical care utilization, health, and economic outcomes)
Nancy Morden, MD (pharmacoepidemiology, prescription benefits policy)
Valerie Lewis, PhD, (social inequality, racial and ethnic disparities, social capital, health policy, research methods)
Eric Wadsworth, PhD, CPA, MBA (Cost measurement and cost reduction in healthcare)
William Weeks (Healthcare financing, healthcare quality, healthcare value)
Elliott Fisher, MD, MPH
David Goodman, MD, MPH
Scott Shipman, MD, MPH
Dale Vidal, MD, MS (shared decision making, informed patient choice, relational coordination)
Paul Batalden, MD
Carolyn Kerrigan, MDCM, MSc (patient-reported measurement, physician-performance measurement)
Eugene Nelson, DSc, MPH (quality improvement, health services research, population health, healthcare and health outcomes measurement)
Lisa Schwartz, MD, MS (quality of medical communication to the public, patients, physicians and policymakers)
Steven Woloshin, MD, MS (communication of medical statistics and information about the benefits and harms of screening and prescription drugs)
Carrie Colla, PhD
Stephen Bartels, MD, MS
William A. Abdu, MD, MS
John-Erik Bell, MD, MS
Robert McLellan, MD, MPH, FACOEM, FAAFP (occupational and environmental medicine)
H. Gilbert Welch, MD, MPH (problems created by medicine's efforts to detect disease early; focus on overdiagnosis in cancer screening: in particularly for melanoma, cervical, breast and prostate cancer)
Brenda Sirovich, MD, MS (outcomes, and downstream consequences of screening and diagnostic testing)
Lisabeth Maloney, MD, MS (patient safety science, quality improvement methods)
Gregg Meyer, MD, MSc (healthcare quality, health policy, patient safety, population health, medical management)
Joseph Cravero, MD (pain control, pediatrics, sedation)
Scott Shipman, MD, MPH (primary care for children, and the policies that affect children's access and quality of care)
Ethan M. Berke, MD, MPH
Ellen Meara PhD (effects of public policies and regulations on medical care utilization, health, and economic outcomes)
Valerie Lewis, PhD, (social inequality, racial and ethnic disparities, social capital, health policy, research methods)
Brenda Sirovich, MD, MS
Mark Splaine, MD, MS (to enhance physicians’ practices)
Douglas Staigner, PhD (quality of care in hospitals and labor markets for nurses and physicians)
Anna M. Adachi-Mejia, PhD
Dale Vidal, MD, MS (shared decision making, informed patient choice, relational coordination)
John Wennberg (founding editor of The Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care, which examines the patterns of medical resource intensity and utilization in the United States. The Atlas project has also reported on patterns of end of life care, inequities in the Medicare reimbursement system, and the underuse of preventive care)
David Goodman, MD, MPH (methods for investigating the causes and consequences of variation in health care capacity and utilization; comparative health systems and the application of small area analysis internationally)
Albert Mulley, MD, MPP (use of decision theory and outcomes research to distinguish between warranted and unwarranted variations in clinical practice)
Brenda Sirovich, MD, MS (variation in, and causes and consequences of clinical practice intensity – the tendency for physicians to intervene)
Samir Soneji, PhD (variation in cancer care and outcomes, cancer screening)