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Mary Kane Goldstein,
MD, MSc
Mary K. Goldstein,
MD, is currently Associate Director for Clinical Services, Geriatrics
Research Education and Clinical Center (GRECC), VA Palo Alto Health
Care System; and Associate Professor of Medicine in the Center
for Primary Care and Outcomes Research and Associate Professor
of Health Research and Policy, both at Stanford University School
of Medicine. She is the Director of the Program on Primary Care
Policy and Practice Advancement for the Center for Primary Care
and Outcomes Research. She serves on several national boards,
including the Executive Committee of the Quality Enhancement Research
Initiative-Ischemic Heart Disease (QUERI-IHD), and the Combined
Monitoring Board for Health Services Research and Development
(HSR&D), Department of Veterans Affairs. She is a member of
the Steering Committee for the Denver VA Targeted Research Enhancement
Program, and of the Governing Council of the UCSF/Stanford Evidence-Based
Practice Center. Her previous service includes the Board of Directors
of the American Geriatrics Society and the Geriatrics
Test Committee for the American Board of Internal Medicine/American
Board of Family Practice. Dr. Goldstein's research focus is outcomes
research in geriatrics and primary care. She leads research projects
developing, implementing, and evaluating innovative information
technology for guideline implementation. She also leads a project
that explores methods for incorporating the impact of improvements
in functional status into cost-effectiveness analysis of interventions
for older adults.
Joel Tsevat,
MD, MPH
Joel Tsevat, MD,
MPH is a Professor with tenure at the University of Cincinnati
Medical Center, where he is Director of Outcomes Research in the
Department of Internal Medicine and Research Director in the Center
for Clinical Effectiveness in the Institute for Health Policy
and Health Services Research. He is also Director of Health Services
Research & Development for the Veterans Healthcare System
of Ohio (VISN 10). Dr. Tsevat is a Past-President of the Society
for Medical Decision Making, an associate editor of Medical Decision
Making, and a member of the editorial board of the American Journal
of Medicine. He received a BA from the University of Texas at
Austin, an MD from the University of Texas Health Science Center
in San Antonio, and an MPH from the Harvard School of Public Health.
He completed a residency in internal medicine at the Emory University
Affiliated Hospitals and a fellowship in Clinical Decision Making
and Medical Information Sciences at Tufts-New England Medical
Center. Prior to coming to the University of Cincinnati, Dr. Tsevat
was on the faculty of Harvard Medical School and the Harvard School
of Public Health. Dr. Tsevat's research interests include decision
analysis, cost-effectiveness analysis, and health-related quality
of life assessment, in particular utility assessment.
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