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Jennifer Schultz

University of Minnesota Duluth

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Labovitz School of Business and Economics

Department Of Economics And Health Care Management

University of Minnesota Duluth

NoneJennifer Schultz is currently serving as a Economics And Health Care Management faculty at University of Minnesota Duluth.

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Jennifer Schultz

University of Minnesota Duluth

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health policy public health health economics health care health systems health insurance health care costs psychiatry sociology mental health criminology criminal law population health criminal justice health planning penology carceral setting consumer health financial protection health financing adolescent health social science research applied social psychology sexual health sociobiology family violence experimental criminology consumer research psychiatric care symptom management psychological medicine economic behavior total quality management competition law subjective well-being suicide life course loneliness underserved populations insomnia healthcare value pharmacoeconomics psychotropic medication cost effectiveness child health social capital social medicine regulatory economics social regulation regulatory environment flexible work arrangements personnel economics prison violence worker health labor market participation advanced practice nurses health care delivery personal health records health information systems economic evaluation self-rated health u.s. incarceration rates county level healthcare utilization health benefit plans consumer perceptions quality differences major depressive disorder antidepressant treatment managed care population consumer demand financial incentives employee characteristics employer strategies flexible spending accounts relationship between incarceration

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Association of Pay-For-Performance Reimbursement With Clinical Quality for Minnesota Nursing Homes Residents. Medical Care Research and Review (2023)

health care deliveryhealth careoutcomes researchhealth policyclinical nursingadvanced practice nursespay-for-performance reimbursementhealth insurancegeriatricsclinical qualityhealth systemsnursing managementnursinghealth economicsnurse practitionersnursing studieshealth care costshealth services research

Examining the Relationship Between Incarceration and Population Health: The Roles of Region and Urbanicity. Criminal Justice Policy Review (2020)

prison violencecarceral settingpenologycriminal lawsociologycriminologyurbanizationpopulation healthpublic healthurban studiesurban affairscriminal justicesocial determinants of healthrelationship between incarceration

Examining the Relationship Between U.S. Incarceration Rates and Population Health at the County Level. SSM - Population Health (2019)

health policyexperimental criminologycounty levelcarceral settingpenologycriminal lawu.s. incarceration ratescriminologypopulation healthpublic healthcriminal justice

Healthcare Utilization and Costs in Persons With Insomnia in a Managed Care Population.. PubMed (2014)

Louise H AndersonRobin R WhitebirdJennifer SchultzCharlene E McEvoyMary Jo KreitzerCynthia R Gross

health carehealthcare utilizationinsomniasleep

Costs Associated With Changes in Antidepressant Treatment in a Managed Care Population With Major Depressive Disorder. Psychiatric Services (2009)

major depressive disorderpharmacoeconomicshealth policypsychiatric carepsychotropic medicationcost effectivenesssymptom managementmental healthhealth economicshealth care costspsychological medicinedepressionmanaged care populationantidepressant treatmenthealth services researchpsychiatry

Effects of Child Health on Parents' Social Capital. Social Science & Medicine (2009)

Jennifer SchultzHope CormanKelly NoonanNancy E Reichman

medical sociologysocial capitalsociologychild healthsocial medicinepublic healthsocial sciences

Employer Health Benefit Costs and Demand for Part Time Labor. SSRN Electronic Journal (2009)

health carehealth policyworker healthlabor market participationhealth systemspublic healthhealth economicshealth care costspart time laborworkforce developmentlabour economics

Social Capital and Self-Rated Health: Results From the Us 2006 Social Capital Survey of One Community. Social Science & Medicine (2008)

Jennifer SchultzA. Maureen O'BrienBedassa Tadesse

subjective well-beingsexual healthsuicideunderserved populationsmaternal healthadolescent healthhealth policymental healthsociobiologyapplied social psychologylonelinessurban sociologysocial science researchpsychiatryepidemiologyfamily violencestigmalife courseself-rated health

Regulation, Financial Incentives, and the Production of Quality. American Journal of Medical Quality (2007)

economicsregulatory environmentcompetition lawregulationtotal quality managementfinancial incentivesfinancial lawsocial regulationlaw and economicsregulatory economicsbusinesscompetition (economics)

Impact of Supplemental Insurance on Access, Expenditures and Health: Evidence From Europe & the U.S.. (2006)

health careinsurancehealth policyeconomicshealth planningfinancial protectionhealth insurancehealth financingpolicy analysishealth systemspublic healthhealth economicseconomic evaluationhealth care costssupplemental insurancehealth services research

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Jennifer Schultz

University of Minnesota Duluth

Affiliations

Labovitz School of Business and Economics

Department Of Economics And Health Care Management

University of Minnesota Duluth

NoneJennifer Schultz is currently serving as a Economics And Health Care Management faculty at University of Minnesota Duluth.

Honors

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Experiences

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Jennifer Schultz

University of Minnesota Duluth

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Association of Pay-For-Performance Reimbursement With Clinical Quality for Minnesota Nursing Homes Residents. Medical Care Research and Review (2023)

Examining the Relationship Between Incarceration and Population Health: The Roles of Region and Urbanicity. Criminal Justice Policy Review (2020)

Examining the Relationship Between U.S. Incarceration Rates and Population Health at the County Level. SSM - Population Health (2019)

health policyexperimental criminologycounty levelcarceral settingpenologycriminal lawu.s. incarceration ratescriminologypopulation healthpublic healthcriminal justice

Healthcare Utilization and Costs in Persons With Insomnia in a Managed Care Population.. PubMed (2014)

Louise H AndersonRobin R WhitebirdJennifer SchultzCharlene E McEvoyMary Jo KreitzerCynthia R Gross

health carehealthcare utilizationinsomniasleep

Costs Associated With Changes in Antidepressant Treatment in a Managed Care Population With Major Depressive Disorder. Psychiatric Services (2009)

Effects of Child Health on Parents' Social Capital. Social Science & Medicine (2009)

Jennifer SchultzHope CormanKelly NoonanNancy E Reichman

medical sociologysocial capitalsociologychild healthsocial medicinepublic healthsocial sciences

Employer Health Benefit Costs and Demand for Part Time Labor. SSRN Electronic Journal (2009)

health carehealth policyworker healthlabor market participationhealth systemspublic healthhealth economicshealth care costspart time laborworkforce developmentlabour economics

Social Capital and Self-Rated Health: Results From the Us 2006 Social Capital Survey of One Community. Social Science & Medicine (2008)

Jennifer SchultzA. Maureen O'BrienBedassa Tadesse

Regulation, Financial Incentives, and the Production of Quality. American Journal of Medical Quality (2007)

economicsregulatory environmentcompetition lawregulationtotal quality managementfinancial incentivesfinancial lawsocial regulationlaw and economicsregulatory economicsbusinesscompetition (economics)

Impact of Supplemental Insurance on Access, Expenditures and Health: Evidence From Europe & the U.S.. (2006)

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