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Department of Health Administration and Policy

Department of Health Administration and Policy

 

Located 15 miles from the nation’s capital, the Department of Health Administration and Policy at George Mason University provides students the education, service, and research opportunities to contribute to improving the quality of care and delivery of health care services. Our innovative, nationally and internationally recognized curriculum in health administration and policy prepares students to work in public and private health care organizations, think tanks, and research facilities.

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  • Family structure and children’s unmet health-care needs 
    Irvin, Katherine; Fahim, Farhan; Alshehri, Saeed; Kitsantas, Panagiota (Journal of Child Health Care, 2018)
    This study assessed children’s unmet health-care needs within different family types (two-parent biological/adoptive, two-parent stepfamily, and single-mother family type) using data from the 2011/2012 National Survey of ...
  • The impact of demographic and perceptual variables on a young adult’s decision to be covered by private health insurance 
    Cantiello, John; Fottler, Myron D.; Oetjen, Dawn; Zhang, Ning Jackie (BioMed Central, 2015-05-12)
    Background. The large number of uninsured individuals in the United States creates negative consequences for those who are uninsured and for those who are covered by health insurance plans. Young adults between the ages ...
  • An Evaluation Synthesis of US AIDS Drug Assistance Program Policy 
    Horneffer, Michael A.; Yang, Y. Tony (Scientific Research, 2013-06)
    US Congress passed the CARE Act in 1990 in response to a dramatically growing need for resources to combat the AIDS epidemic. One of the programs contained in the Act was the AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP), a ...
  • Mining social media and web searches for disease detection 
    Yang, Y. Tony; Horneffer, Michael; DiLisio, Nicole (PAGEPress, 2013-05-31)
    Web-based social media is increasingly being used across different settings in the health care industry. The increased frequency in the use of the Internet via computer or mobile devices provides an opportunity for ...