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MagnifySara J. Singer, PhD, MBA
Assistant Professor of Health Care Management and Policy, Harvard University and Stanford Health Policy Adjunct Affiliate; Former Stanford Health Policy Senior Research Scholar
677 Huntington Avenue
Kresge, Room 336
Boston, Massachusetts 02115
Research Interests
state, national, and international health care system reform; the impact of financing, organization, and public and private policies on cost, quality, and access
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Events & Presentations
- 4th Patient Safety Consortium meeting
August 29, 2005 CHP/PCOR Conference
Laurence C. Baker, Sara J. Singer, David M. Gaba, Paul Uhlig, MD
presentation, conference agenda available - Creating a Culture of Safety
August 17, 2005 CHP/PCOR Research in Progress Seminar
Sara J. Singer paper, presentation available - Safety Climate Survey Results from Twelve Hospitals: 2001 and 2002
April 9, 2003 CHP/PCOR Research in Progress Seminar
Sara J. Singer - Health Services Research 102: Approaches to Studying Health Policies
July 31, 2002 CHP/PCOR Seminar
Sara J. Singer - Internet Use for Health Care
April 3, 2002 CHP/PCOR Research Seminar
Todd H. Wagner, Sara J. Singer, M. Kate Bundorf, Laurence C. Baker - Developing Best Practices for Patient Safety
October 31, 2001 CHP/PCOR Research in Progress Seminar
Sara J. Singer, Anna Sinaiko - Project on Global Healthcare Productivity
February 11, 2000 CHP/PCOR Lecture
Sara J. Singer, Peter Mendel