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Health Policy and Management.
HPM Faculty

Abraham, Jean Marie
 (PhD)
Begun, James
 (PhD)
Blewett, Lynn
 (PhD)
Call, Kathleen Thiede
 (PhD)
Christianson, Jon
 (PhD)
Davern, Michael
 (PhD)
Dowd, Bryan
 (PhD)
Feldman, Roger
 (PhD)
Foote, Susan Bartlett
 (JD MA)
Garrard, Judith
 (PhD)
Grant, Leslie
 (PhD)
Kane, Robert
 (MD)
Kane, Rosalie
 (PhD)
Karaca-Mandic, Pinar
 (PhD)
Kuntz, Karen
 (ScD)
McAlpine, Donna
 (PhD)
McBean, A. Marshall
 (MD MSc)
McCullough, Jeffrey
 (PhD)
Moscovice, Ira
 (PhD)
Mosser, Gordon
 (MD)
Nyman, John
 (PhD)
Potthoff, Sandra
 (PhD)
Riley, William
 (PhD)
Rockwood, Todd
 (PhD)
Sainfort, François
 (PhD)
Town, Robert
 (PhD)
Turner, Leigh
 (PhD)
Virnig, Beth
 (PhD)
Weckwerth, Vernon
 (PhD)
Wholey, Douglas
 (PhD)
Zismer, Daniel
 (PhD)

   

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Bryan Dowd.

Bryan Dowd, Ph.D.

Professor

Ph.D., Public Policy Analysis, Univ. of Pennsylvania, 1982

M.S., Urban Administration, Georgia State University, 1976

B.A., Architecture, Georgia Institute of Technology, 1972

dowdx001@umn.edu

Office Phone: 612-624-5468

Bryan E. Dowd, PhD focuses his research on health economics, health policy, including markets for public and private health insurance and health care services, and the application of econometric methods to health service research problems. His recent research includes studies of insurance theory, causal modeling, health plan choice, enrollment and disenrollment in Medicare HMOs, tax policy, and Medicare reform. He has published over 100 articles in peer-reviewed journals and coauthored the book Competitive Pricing for Medicare with HPM colleagues. He is the recipient of three Article of the Year Awards. Currently he chairs the Methods Council for AcademyHealth.

Dr. Dowd is the director of graduate studies for the M.S. and Ph.D. programs in health services research, policy and administration, and he served as interim division head in HPM from 1998 to 1999. He received his Ph.D. in public policy analysis from the University of Pennsylvania, his MS in urban administration from Georgia State University and his Bachelor of Architecture from the Georgia Institute of Technology. He is a licensed architect.

Teaches

Health services research methods and health policy

Selected Publications

Schult, Tamara, McGovern, Patricia, Dowd, Bryan, and Nico Pronk. “The Future of Health Promotion/Disease Prevention Programs: The Incentives and Barriers Faced by Stakeholders. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 48:6 (2006) 541-548.

McGovern, Pat, Dowd, Bryan E., Gjerdingen, Dwenda, Gross, Cynthia, Kenney, Sally, Ukestad, Laurie, McCaffrey, David and Luf Lundberg. “Postpartum Health of Employed Mothers Five Weeks After Childbirth,” Annals of Family Medicine 4:2 (March/April 2006) 159-167.

Kralewski, John E., Dowd, Bryan E., Health Alan, and Amer Kaissi. “The Influence of the Structure and Culture of Medical Group Practices on Prescription Drug Errors,” Medical Care 43:8 (August 2005) 817-825.

Dowd, Bryan E., Feldman, Roger and Robert Coulam. “FFS Medicare in a Competitive Market Environment,” Health Care Financing Review 27:2 (Winter 2005-2006) 113-126.

Dowd, Bryan E. “Coordinated Agency Versus Autonomous Consumers in Health Services Markets,” Health Affairs 24:6 (November/December 2005) 1501-1511.

Gans, David, Kralewski, John, Hammons, Terry and Bryan Dowd. “Medical Groups’ Adoption of Electronic Health Records and Information Systems,” Health Affairs 24:5 (September/October 2005) 1123-1333.

Kralewski, John, Dowd, Bryan E., Kaissi, Amer, Curoe, Ann, and Todd Rockwood. “Measuring the Culture of Medical Group Practices,” Health Care Management Review 30:3 (July-September 2005) 184-193.

Atherly, Adam and Bryan E. Dowd. “The Effect of Medicare Advantage Payments on Dually Eligible Medicare Beneficiaries,” Health Care Financing Review, 26:3 (Spring 2005) 93-104.

Maciejewski, Matthew, Dowd, Bryan and Heidi O’Connor. “Multiple Prior Years of Health Expenditures and Medicare Health Plan Choice,” International Health Care Finance and Economics. 4:3 (September 2004) 247-261.

Town, Robert, Wholey, Douglas R., Kralewski, John and Bryan Dowd. “Assessing the Influence of Incentives on Physicians and Medical Groups,” Medical Care Research and Review 61:3 (September 2004) 805-1194.

Sutton, Harry, Roger Feldman, and Bryan Dowd, “Disruption of a Managed Competition Environment by Low-Ball Premium Bids: The Minnesota State Employees Group Insurance Program,” North American Actuarial Journal, 8:2 (April, 2004), pp. 73-83.

Atherly, Adam, Dowd, Bryan E. and Roger Feldman. “The Effect of Benefits, Premiums, and Health Risk on Health Plan Choice in the Medicare Program,” Health Services Research 39:4 (August 2004, Part 1) 847-864.

Professional Experience

Mayo Professor, Division of Health Policy and Management, School of Public Health, University of Minnesota, 2002 to present

Professor, Division of Health Policy and Management, School of Public Health, University of Minnesota, 1994 to present

Interim Division Head, Division of Health Policy and Management, School of Public Health, University of Minnesota, October 1998 - July 1999

Visiting Associate Professor, Department of Health Policy and Administration, School of Public Health, University of North Carolina, August 1988 - May 1989

Honors

Mayo Professor in 2002

Association for Health Services Research: Article of the Year, 2001, 1994

National Institute for Health Care Management: Health Care Research Award – 2000

Humana Visiting Scholar. Department of Business and Economics. University of Kentucky. March 1993

 
 
 
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