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Health Reform Decision - States' Heavy Stakes
UPDATE: Court on 5-4 vote upholds. Here are experts who can comment --
We have a number of updated quotes on Newsdesk.
The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on the Affordable Care Act will have a dramatic impact on Maryland and all states, say University of Maryland experts.
"Now that the Supreme Court has upheld the Affordable Care Act, states will have to figure out how to build exchanges and deal with an expansion of Medicaid costs," says UMD Public Policy Dean Don Kettl."
The State of Maryland has been a leader in setting up insurance exchanges required by the reform law.
Here's a sampling of some UMD experts' comments. Bio and contact information follow in the alphabetical list:
Don Kettl, dean, School of Public Policy: "States have a lot riding on a long-term solution to rising health care costs. The bottom line of a rather terrifying recent GAO report: red ink for the states for decades until health care is solved."
Ken Apfel, professor, School of Public Policy: Currently serves on the Maryland Health Benefit Exchange Board; former Commissioner of the Social Security Administration. "Maryland is one of the leading States in implementing health reform. We are moving full steam ahead to meet our goal of providing health coverage for hundreds of thousands of Maryland's uninsured."
Dushanka Kleinman, associate research dean, UMD School of Public Health; co-chair, Maryland Health Benefit Exchange Board's Finance and Sustainability Advisory Committee: "Maryland has been proactively addressing health care reform for well over the past decade and is well-positioned to continue on that path, regardless of the Supreme Court ruling."
Stephen B. Thomas, director, Maryland Center for Health Equity; professor, School of Public Health: "Racial and ethnic minorities make up more than 40 percent of Maryland's population, and as the numbers grow, the health of the state will be determined by the health status of African Americans and Latinos. Our hope is that by advancing the policy options made possible through health care reform we can close the disparity gap and ensure the health and wellbeing of all Marylanders in the years ahead."
Complete alphabetical listing, contacts and bios follow. Additional Business experts here.
Number of experts found: 15
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Ritu Agarwal
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Robert H. Smith Dean's Chair of Information Systems Decision and Information Technology Deptartment
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Decision & Information Technology
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Expertise Key Words:
B2B; Careers; Employment; Workplace; Consumer Behavior; Human Resources; Information Technology Management; Personnel; Recruitment; Chemicals; Investment Banking; Banking Technology; Computer Hardware; Data Management; Consumer Electronics; E-Commerce; Health; Fitness; Retail; Software
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301 405 3121
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ragarwal@rhsmith.umd.edu
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Kenneth S. Apfel
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Prof Of Practice, Lecturer
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School of Public Policy
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Expertise Key Words:
Public management, leadership and social policy with a particular focus on aging, health care, and retirement issues.
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301 314 2485
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kapfel@umd.edu
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Joseph P. Bailey
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Res Assoc Prof, Lecturer
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Decision, Operations & Information Technologies
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Expertise Key Words:
Internet economics, Internet policy, telecommunications, electronic commerce, Health Insurance Exchange
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301 405 2174
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jpbailey@umd.edu
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Mark A. Graber
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Professor, Associate Department Chair, and Director of Graduate Studies
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Government & Politics
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Expertise Key Words:
Politics, Constitutional Law; Human Rights; Abortion, Culture Wars, Supreme Court
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301-405-4215
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301-588-0119
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mgraber@umd.edu
mgraber@law.umaryland.edu
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Paul S. Herrnson
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Professor and Director of the Center for American Politics and Citizenship
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Government & Politics
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Expertise Key Words:
Congressional and national politics; Campaign finance reform; Voting technology; Maryland politics.
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301 405 4123
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herrnson@umd.edu
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David I. Kass
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Lecturer
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Tyser Teaching Fellow, Finance
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Expertise Key Words:
Corporate Finance, Capital Markets, Investments, Economics, Financial Crisis, Berkshire Hathaway and Warren Buffett, Mergers and Acquisitions, Interest Rates, Valuation of Stocks, Finance, Stock Market.
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301 405 9683
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202 841-9324
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dkass@umd.edu
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Donald F. Kettl
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Dean
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School of Public Policy
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Expertise Key Words:
Public policy and public management with a speciality in the management of public organization; federalism; budgeting; and U.S. politics.
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301 405 6971
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kettl@umd.edu
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Dushanka V. Kleinman
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Professor & Associate Dean
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School of Public Health
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Expertise Key Words:
Understanding and eliminating health disparities,
Epidemiologic studies of dental, oral and craniofacial diseases, oral cancer and HIV-related conditions.
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301 405 7201
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dushanka@umd.edu
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Jack A. Meyer
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Prof Of Practice
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School of Public Policy
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Expertise Key Words:
Overcoming barriers to health care access; innovative designs for extending health insurance coverage to the uninsured.
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301 405 6971
202-785-3669, extension 12
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jmeyer1@umd.edu
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Karoline Mortensen
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Assistant Professor
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Health Services Administration
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Expertise Key Words:
Health insurance, health care utilization of vulnerable populations including Medicaid enrollees and the uninsured, emergency department utilization.
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301 405 6545
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karoline@umd.edu
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Clifford V. Rossi
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Tyser Teaching Fellow & Executive-in-Residence, Center for Financial Policy
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Finance
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Expertise Key Words:
Banking and government, finance, risk management.
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301 405 2333
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crossi@umd.edu
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Ben A. Shneiderman
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Professor
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Computer Science
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Expertise Key Words:
Human-computer interaction; user interface design.
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301 405 2680
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bshneide@umd.edu
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Robert H. Sprinkle, M.D., Ph.D.
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Associate Professor
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School of Public Policy
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Expertise Key Words:
Health-policy reform; Bioethics & biopolitics; Environmental health; Biosecurity
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Expertise Credentials:
Rob Sprinkle is a physician and policy scholar. He studied history at Dartmouth College and medicine at the University of Cincinnati. He trained clinically at the University of Virginia and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, and is a diplomate of both the American Board of Family Medicine and the American Board of Pediatrics and a Fellow of the respective academies. He earned his second doctorate, the PhD, at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University. He joined the University of Maryland School of Public Policy in 1995 and was promoted to a tenured associate professorship in 2001. He is the author or coauthor of papers in clinical medicine, bioethics, health policy, bioengineering, environmental policy, political theory, and biosecurity and is the author of one book, PROFESSION OF CONSCIENCE: THE MAKING AND MEANING OF LIFE-SCIENCES LIBERALISM (Princeton University Press, 1994), an intellectual history of political-ethical thought in the life sciences. He was Editor-in-Chief of POLITICS AND THE LIFE SCIENCES from 2001 to 2008 and is now Contributing Editor for Electronic Publishing. He spent the 2007-2008 academic year on sabbatical at Dartmouth, where he held visiting positions in Ethics, in Public Policy, and in Pediatrics.
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Web Site(s):
 Faculty page
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301 405 0184
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301 864 2170
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301 775 0320
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sprinkle@umd.edu
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Address:
4135 Van Munching Hall
College Park, MD 20742
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Degrees:
M.D., Ph.D., , M.D., College of Medicine, University Cincinnati; Ph.D., Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University
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Stephen B. Thomas
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Professor & Director
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Health Services Administration
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Expertise Key Words:
Racial and ethnic health disparities.
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301-405-8357
301-405-8859
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sbt@umd.edu
sbthomas115@gmail.com
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Ruth E. Zambrana
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Professor , Women's Studies and Director of Research, Consortium on Race, Gender and Ethnicity
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Women's Studies
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Expertise Key Words:
Racial/ethnic health and educational disparities by gender, socioeconomic status and age with a focus on U.S. Latinos; public health; health services research, public health policy.
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301 405 0451
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rzambran@umd.edu
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