Jennifer E. DeVoe

Jennifer E. DeVoe is a Senior Professor at Oregon Health & Science University, where her research focuses on health policy, primary care, and health services research. Her work examines the impact of health insurance instability and Medicaid expansion on chronic disease outcomes, particularly among low-income populations with diabetes. Recent publications include studies on insurance churn and diabetes outcomes in *JAMA Health Forum* and the effects of Medicaid expansion on acute diabetes complications across care delivery settings. She also investigates global health systems, including community-based hypertension screening strategies in Nigeria, and has contributed to national policy discussions on primary care spending and health equity. Her research integrates preventive medicine, health planning, and public health to inform evidence-based health system reforms.