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Author:

Labanc, Andra Joelle

Title:

HEALTHCARE PHYSICIAN-CEOS: IMPACTS ON HOSPITAL PERFORMANCE AND EXECUTIVE SATISFACTION

Area of Honors:

Health Policy and Administration

Keywords:

Expert Leadership Physician Executives Clinical Competence Organizational Success Healthcare Administration Chief Executive Officer
hospital
Expert Leadership Physician Executives Clinical Competence Organizational Success Healthcare Administration Chief Executive Officer
hospital
Expert Leader
Physician Executive
Hospital CEO
Healthcare Administration
Chief Executive Officer

File:

Download Labanc_Thesis_2018.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

Maureen Connelly Jones, Thesis Supervisor
Selena E Ortiz, Thesis Honors Advisor

Author:

Smith, Katie Jo

Title:

DIRECT PRIMARY CARE: AN EMERGING DELIVERY MODEL FOR U.S. HEALTH CARE

Area of Honors:

Health Policy and Administration

Keywords:

Direct Primary Care
Health Policy and Administration
U.S. Health Care

File:

Download KATIE_SMITH_-_SPRING_2018_HPA_THESIS_.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

Yungfeng Shi, Thesis Supervisor
Selena E Ortiz, Thesis Honors Advisor

Author:

Manbeck, William Thomas

Title:

HEALTH SPENDING ACCOUNT EFFECTS ON PRIMARY PHYSICIAN UTILIZATION

Area of Honors:

Health Policy and Administration

Keywords:

Health Spending Accounts
Health Saving Accounts
Flexible Spending Accounts
Primary Care
Consumer Behavior

File:

Download Will_Manbeck_thesis_final.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

Joel E Segel, Thesis Supervisor
Selena E Ortiz, Thesis Honors Advisor

Author:

Porterfield, Shannon Marie

Title:

How Effective are the Interventions of the CDC's National Diabetes Prevention Program in Lowering HBA1C Levels and Weight Loss Percentages in Pre-Diabetics?

Area of Honors:

Health Policy and Administration

Keywords:

diabetes
diabetes prevention
type II
weight loss
blood sugar
HBA1C

File:

Download Porterfield_FinalThesis.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

Patrick Michael Plummer, Thesis Supervisor
Sungwoog Choi, Thesis Honors Advisor
Hengameh Hosseini, Faculty Reader
Dr. Shirley Elizabeth Clark, Faculty Reader

Author:

Galang, Sarah N

Title:

A CROSS-SECTIONAL ANALYSIS OF THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES AND CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE

Area of Honors:

Health Policy and Administration

Keywords:

adverse childhood experiences
coronary artery disease
biopsychosocial
risk factors

File:

Download Galang_FINAL_2.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

Patricia Y Miranda-Hartsuff, Thesis Supervisor
Selena E Ortiz, Thesis Honors Advisor