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Thomas D'Aunno

Professor of Management

New York University

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School of Global Public Health

Thomas D'aunno is currently serving as a School Of Global Public Health Professor of Management at New York University.

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New York University

Professor of Management

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health policy health care health services research substance abuse addiction public health management health systems addiction treatment addiction medicine substance use substance use disorders drug treatment health care management harm reduction organizational theory addictive behaviors health administration administrative science opioid use disorder mental health medical systems epidemiology drug policy psychiatric care health planning accountable care organizations national study opioid treatment programs primary care research policy health reform institutional environment pharmacotherapy health care delivery substance abuse treatment methadone treatment practices management partners business strategy hospital environment medicare beneficiaries respiratory medicine correctional practice primary health care behavioral health patient management organizing (management) financial performance community perceptions institutional economics drug abuse treatment methadone dose levels evidence-based treatment work force reduction intellectual discourse clinical medicine community health critical public health job satisfaction clinical practice cooperative strategy external support social services mental health services comprehensive services hospitality management crisis management citizen participation topic models clinical psychiatry work adjustment community psychology social epidemiology social medicine behavioral medicine drug overdose healthcare services nursing evidence-based practices strategic alliances

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Telehealth Disparities in Outpatient Substance Use Disorder (Sud) Treatment Among Medicaid Beneficiaries During Covid-19. Substance Use & Misuse (2025)

health policypublic healthsubstance use disordershealth services researchdigital healthmedicaid beneficiariesmedical internet researchaddiction medicinetelecaresubstance usetelehealthaddiction treatmenttelehealth disparities

Abstract 4141606: Is 70% Achievable? Hospital-Level Variation in Rates of Cardiac Rehabilitation Use Among Medicare Beneficiaries. Circulation (2024)

Quinn PackTaylor KeysAruna PriyaPenelope PekowSteven KeteyianMike ThompsonThomas D'AunnoPeter LindenauerTara Lagu

health services researchpublic healthhospital medicinehealth carecardiologyrehabilitation medicinehospital-level variationmedicare beneficiariescardiac caremedicineclinical evidenceintensive carerehabilitationcardiac rehabilitation use

A Machine Learning Approach to Unravel Client and Program-Specific Effects in Opioid Treatment Retention. Artificial Intelligence in Health (2024)

Yinfei KongErick GuerreroJemima FrimpongTenie KhachikianSuojin WangThomas D’AunnoDaniel Howard

opioid treatment retentionprogram-specific effectsopioid use disorderbehavioral sciencesmachine learning

A Necessary Prescription: Healthcare and Organizational Theory. Online symposium (2024)

health care managementnecessary prescriptionhealth careorganizational systemshealth systemsorganization studiesorganizational theorymanagementtheory building

A Necessary Prescription: How Studies of Healthcare Can Advance Theory and Practice. Administrative Science Quarterly (2024)

health policyhealth services researchnecessary prescriptionhealth carephilosophy of medicinehealth planningimplementation strategieshealthcare innovationhow studiesnursinghealth systemsmedical ethicstheory building

Factors That Distinguish Higher Clinical Performance for Patients With Heart Failure in Medicare Shared Savings Accountable Care Organizations. Department of Healthcare Delivery and Population Sciences, UMass Chan Medical School – Baystate (2024)

health policyhealth services researchcardiovascular diseasecardiologyhealth careheart failuremedical systemscardiovascular researchhealth care managementcardiac careoutcomes researchnursinghealth systemshigher clinical performance

Identifying the Heterogeneity in the Association Between Workforce Diversity and Retention in Opioid Treatment Among Black Clients. Research Square (2024)

Yinfei KongErick GuerreroJemima FrimpongTenie KhachikianSuojin WangThomas D'AunnoDaniel Howard

health policyhealth services researchhealth care disparitiescandidate selectionworkforce diversityaddiction medicineopioid treatmentdata heterogeneityaddiction treatmentafrican american studiesaddictionhealth disparitiessubstance abuseblack clientsrehabilitation

Is 70% Achievable? Hospital-Level Variation in Rates of Cardiac Rehabilitation Use Among Medicare Beneficiaries. JACC Advances (2024)

health policyhealth services researchhealth carehospital-level variationhealth planningmedicare beneficiariescardiac careoutcomes researchnursinghealth economicshealth systemshealth care costssupportive carehealth care deliverycardiac rehabilitation use

Lost in Transition: A Protocol for a Retrospective, Longitudinal Cohort Study for Addressing Challenges in Opioid Treatment for Transition-Age Adults. PLoS ONE (2024)

Josh AleksanyanSugy ChoiPatricia LincourtConstance BurkeKelly S. RamseyShazia HussainAshly E. JordanMaria MorrisThomas D’AunnoSherry GliedJennifer McNeelyBrian ElbelTod MijanovichSamrachana AdhikariCharles J. Neighbors

public healthretrospective cohort studiesopioid treatmentlongitudinal cohort studylongitudinal studiestransition-age adults

Machine Learning Approach to Unravel Client and Program-Specific Effects in Opioid Treatment Retention. Artificial Intelligence in Health (2024)

health policypsychiatryopioid treatment retentionaddiction medicinemachine learning approachaddiction treatmentoutcomes researchaddictionprogram-specific effectsmedicinedigital medicineopioid use disorder

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Thomas D'Aunno

Professor of Management

New York University

Affiliations

School of Global Public Health

Thomas D'aunno is currently serving as a School Of Global Public Health Professor of Management at New York University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Thomas D'Aunno

New York University

Professor of Management

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Telehealth Disparities in Outpatient Substance Use Disorder (Sud) Treatment Among Medicaid Beneficiaries During Covid-19. Substance Use & Misuse (2025)

Abstract 4141606: Is 70% Achievable? Hospital-Level Variation in Rates of Cardiac Rehabilitation Use Among Medicare Beneficiaries. Circulation (2024)

Quinn PackTaylor KeysAruna PriyaPenelope PekowSteven KeteyianMike ThompsonThomas D'AunnoPeter LindenauerTara Lagu

A Machine Learning Approach to Unravel Client and Program-Specific Effects in Opioid Treatment Retention. Artificial Intelligence in Health (2024)

Yinfei KongErick GuerreroJemima FrimpongTenie KhachikianSuojin WangThomas D’AunnoDaniel Howard

opioid treatment retentionprogram-specific effectsopioid use disorderbehavioral sciencesmachine learning

A Necessary Prescription: Healthcare and Organizational Theory. Online symposium (2024)

health care managementnecessary prescriptionhealth careorganizational systemshealth systemsorganization studiesorganizational theorymanagementtheory building

A Necessary Prescription: How Studies of Healthcare Can Advance Theory and Practice. Administrative Science Quarterly (2024)

Identifying the Heterogeneity in the Association Between Workforce Diversity and Retention in Opioid Treatment Among Black Clients. Research Square (2024)

Yinfei KongErick GuerreroJemima FrimpongTenie KhachikianSuojin WangThomas D'AunnoDaniel Howard

Is 70% Achievable? Hospital-Level Variation in Rates of Cardiac Rehabilitation Use Among Medicare Beneficiaries. JACC Advances (2024)

Lost in Transition: A Protocol for a Retrospective, Longitudinal Cohort Study for Addressing Challenges in Opioid Treatment for Transition-Age Adults. PLoS ONE (2024)

public healthretrospective cohort studiesopioid treatmentlongitudinal cohort studylongitudinal studiestransition-age adults

Machine Learning Approach to Unravel Client and Program-Specific Effects in Opioid Treatment Retention. Artificial Intelligence in Health (2024)

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