Department of Health Policy & Management

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Department Overview
The Department of Health Policy and Management (HPM) is committed to advancing health care in the U.S. by addressing disparities in access, cost, and delivery. Through groundbreaking research and rigorous training, HPM empowers the next generation of public health leaders to drive policy change, advance health services research, and create a more effective health care system for everyone.
Influence policy. Innovate health care.
Department of Health Policy and ManagementWhy HPM?
Programs
Programs in Health Policy & Management
Our People

Our Faculty, Working Across Disciplines
Through research and leadership in health policy and management, our faculty help shape stronger health systems and create pathways to better health for all communities.
Our Experts, at the Forefront
Tomorrow's Policy Leaders
PhD students in the Department of Health Policy and Management are driving change through health services and health policy research.

Research

Our Research
HPM faculty and graduate students do research on topics like cancer, children’s health, and cardiovascular health; work on issues like health care access and affordability; and utilize approaches like econometrics, quality of life measures, and outcomes measurement.
HPM News
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Ask an Expert: Child Mental Health and Current Policy with Janet Cummings
Learn about current trends in child mental health, the impact of recent funding cuts, and what parents need to know in this interview with Janet Cummings, PhD.

Reducing Patient Cost for Outpatient Mental Health Services Helps Medicare Recipients Access Needed Care
Researchers from Emory University’s Rollins School of Public Health explored the impact of Medicare parity in a new study.

Five Questions with Maternal Health Researcher Sarah Blake
Researcher Sarah Blake discusses maternal health in the context of current events.

Public Health Victories Depend on Local and National Partnerships
Proposed cuts to NIH and CDC funding could have large implications for public health research and American health.
Stay In Touch
Get in Touch:
Lisa Raines, assistant director of academic programs (MPH/MSPH)
Kent Tolleson, graduate program administrator (PhD)
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