
Kanaka Shetty, MD
Former CHP/PCOR Trainee in the Veterans Affairs' Fellowship in Ambulatory Care Practice and Research
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Research Interests
the economic implications of hospitals' quality improvement initiatives; the use of methods such as decision analysis and cost-effectiveness analysis to improve hospital systems
Kanaka Shetty joined CHP/PCOR in July 2005 to participate in the Veterans Affairs' Fellowship in Ambulatory Care Practice and Research. Prior to that, he served as a practicing hospitalist physician at Kaiser Permanente Medical Center in Richmond, Calif. He is interested in the economic implications of hospitals' quality improvement initiatives, and in using methods such as decision analysis and cost-effectiveness analysis to improve hospital systems.
He received a BS in molecular biophysics and biochemistry from Yale University, where he conducted research on RNA enzyme structural biology, and received an MD from the New York University School of Medicine. He completed a residency in internal medicine at New York-Presbyterian Hospital.
Publications
Hormone Replacement Therapy and Cardiovascular Health in the United States.
Kanaka Shetty, Vogt WB, Jay Bhattacharya
Medical Care vol. 47, 5 (2009)
Changes in Hospital Mortality Associated with Residency Work-Hour Regulations
Kanaka Shetty, Jay Bhattacharya
Annals of Internal Medicine vol. 147, 2 (2007)
Closing the Quality Gap: A Crtical Analysis of Quality Improvement Strategies, Vol. 6: Healthcare-Associated Infections
SR Ranji, Kanaka Shetty, KA Posley, Vandana Sundaram, Cristina Galvin, LG Winston
Stanford-UCSF Evidence-based Practice Center, for the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (2007)
Events & Presentations
- Changes in U.S. Hospitalization and Mortality Rates Following Smoking Bans
April 2, 2008 CHP/PCOR Research in Progress Seminar
Kanaka Shetty - The Impact of the 2003 ACGME Resident Work Hours Regulation
January 17, 2007 CHP/PCOR Research in Progress Seminar
Kanaka Shetty



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