Frank Sloan
J. Alexander McMahon Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Health Policy and Management
Professor Emeritus of Economics
Affiliate, Duke Global Health Institute
Appointment:
Frank Sloan
J. Alexander McMahon Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Health Policy and Management
Professor Emeritus of Economics
Affiliate, Duke Global Health Institute
Professor Sloan is interested in studying the subjects of health policy and the economics of aging, hospitals, health, pharmaceuticals, and substance abuse. He has received funding from numerous research grants that he earned for studies of which he was the principal investigator. His most recent grants were awarded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the Center for Disease Control, the Pew Charitable Trust, and the National Institute on Aging. Titles of his projects include, "Why Mature Smokers Do Not Quit," "Legal and Economic Vulnerabilities of the Master Settlement Agreement," "Determinants and Cost of Alcohol Abuse Among the Elderly and Near-elderly," and "Reinsurance Markets and Public Policy." He received the Investigator Award for his work on the project, "Reoccurring Crises in Medical Malpractice." Some of his earlier works include the studies entitled, "Policies to Attract Nurses to Underserved Areas," "The Impact of National Economic Conditions on the Health Care of the Poor-Access," and "Analysis of Physician Price and Output Decisions." Professor Sloan's latest research continues to investigate the trends and repercussions of medical malpractice, physician behavior, and hospital behavior.
Publications
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Sloan FA. Subjective beliefs, health, and health behaviors. Journal of Risk and Uncertainty. 2024 Oct 1;69(2):105–44.Myers A, Ristau B, Mossanen M, Tyson MD, Chisolm S, Sloan F, et al. Patient reported treatment burden and attitudes towards in-home intravesical therapy among patients with bladder cancer. Urologic oncology. 2024 Feb;42(2):29.e17-29.e22.Sloan FA. Joseph P. Newhouse (1942–). In: Palgrave Companion to Harvard Economics. 2024. p. 687–712.Sloan FA, Valdmanis VG. Relative Productivity of For-Profit Hospitals: A Big or a Little Deal? Medical care research and review : MCRR. 2023 Aug;80(4):355–71.
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