Curriculum Vitae
STEPHEN T. PARENTE 
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CURRENT
ADDRESS
University of Minnesota, Department of Finance, Carlson School of Management, 321 19th Street South, Room 3-279, Minneapolis, MN 55455, (612) 624-1391 (voice), (612) 281-8220 (mobile), (612) 435-4925 (fax), email: sparente@umn.edu
EDUCATION
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1995 Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore MD, Ph.D., Health Care Finance and Organization |
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1989
University of Rochester School
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University of Rochester, |
PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE
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1999 - Present.
Minnesota Insurance Industry Chair of Health Finance, Professor.
Department of Finance Carlson School of
Management, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN (Assistant Professor
1999-2006; Associate Professor 2006-2010; Professor 2010 on) |
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2019 – 2021. Chief Economist for Health Policy and Senior Economist, Council of Economic Advisers, Office of the President, The White House, Washington, DC |
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2019 – 2020. Senior
Adviser to the Secretary for Health Economics, US
Department of Health & Human Services, Washington, DC |
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2006 - 2017. Director. Medical Industry Leadership Institute, Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN |
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1998 - Present. Principal. Health Systems Innovation Network LLC, Wayzata, MN |
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1996 - 2019. Adjunct Faculty. Department of Health Policy and Management, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD |
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1994 - 1999. Senior Research Director. National Organization for Research at the University of Chicago (NORC), Bethesda, MD |
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1990 - 1994. Project Coordinator. Health Services Research and Development Center, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD |
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1992 - 1993. Legislative Fellow. Office of Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, Washington, DC |
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1988 - 1990. Senior Analyst. Blue Cross Blue Shield of the Rochester Area, Rochester, NY |
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1987 - 1990. Consultant. Health Futures for Rochester, Rochester, NY |
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1985. Planning Analyst. National Health Service, London, UK |
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LEADERSHIP
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HONORS
& AWARDS
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Faculty Service Award, Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota, 2018. |
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Nominee, Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation, US Department of Health & Human Services, Washington, DC, 2017-2019 |
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Minnesota
Insurance Industry Endowed Chair in Health Finance, Carlson School of Management,
University of Minnesota, 2011 |
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Special
Recognition winner of Pioneer Institute’s Better Government Competition for
‘A National Market for Individual Health Insurance’, 2009. |
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Faculty
Research Award, Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota, 2006. |
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The
Class of 1981 Faculty Member of the Year Award. University of |
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Faculty
member appointment to Delta
Omega honor society, Alpha Chapter ( |
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John
P. Young Student Prize for best student paper in health finance and
economics. |
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Doctoral Training Grant in Operations Research and Mental Health, National Institute of Mental Health, 1990-1993. |
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Student
Marshall, |
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B.A.
with Distinction, |
INVITED
SERVICE
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U.S.
House of Representatives, Homeland Security, September, 2013 |
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U.S.
House of Representatives, Energy & Commerce, Health Subcommittee, May,
2011 |
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U.S.
House of Representatives, Energy & Commerce, Health Subcommittee, June,
2009 |
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U.S. House of Representatives, Energy & Commerce, Health Subcommittee, September, 2008 |
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Minnesota State House, Health Insurance Exchanges, February, 2011 |
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Minnesota State Senate, Consumer Driven Health Care, September, 2007 |
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Minnesota State Senate, Health Data Privacy, February, 2003 |
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Federal Trade Commission, eHealth Business Models, October, 2002 |
PEER-REVIEWED
PUBLICATIONS
Parente,
S.T., Feldman, R. Comparing Diagnostic Coding Intensity for Medicare Advantage
and Fee for Service. Health Management, Policy & Innovation, May
2019, 4(1).
Parente,
S.T., Tomai, L., Mayer, B. Medicare Oncology Care Bundle Variation in Cost and
Use. J Health Med Econ, 2019, Vol.5 No.1:1.
Parente,
S.T. Factors Contributing to Higher Health Care Spending in the United States
Compared with Other High-Income Countries. JAMA, 2018; 319(10):988-990.
Munnich,
E., Parente, S.T. Returns to Specialization: Evidence from the Outpatient
Surgery Market. Journal of Health Economics, 57, 2018.
Lutfiyya,
M.N., Tomai, L., Frogner, B.K., Cerra, F., Zismer, D., Parente, S.T. Does
Primary Care Diabetes Management provided to Medicare patients differ between
Primary Care Physicians and Nurse Practitioners? J Adv Nurs. 2017
Jan;73(1):240-252.
Parente,
S.T., Feldman, R., Spetz, J., Dowd, B. and Eagen, E. “Wage Growth for the
Health Care Workforce: Projecting the Affordable Care Act Impact. Health Services Research. 2016 May 3.
doi: 10.1111/1475-6773.12497.
Newman,
D., Barrette, E. Parente, S.T., Kennedy, K.
An Examination of Commercially Insured Health Care Service Prices in the
U.S. Health Affairs, 2016 May
1;35(5):923-7.
Parente,
S.T., Oberlin, S., Tomai, L. and Randall, D.
The Potential Savings of Using Predictive Analytics to Staunch Medicaid
Fraud. J Health Med Econ. 2016, 2:2.
Oberlin,
S., Parente, S.T., Pruett, T. Improving Medication Adherence among Kidney
Transplant Recipients: Findings from other industries, patient engagement and
behavioral economics: A Scoping Review. SAGE Open Medicine,
January-December 2016 vol. 4.
McCullough,
J., Parente, S.T., Town, R. “Health Information Technology on Patient Outcomes:
The Role of Organizational and Informational Complementarities.” The RAND Journal of Economics
47(1):207-236 · January 2016.
Frogner,
B.K., Frech, H.E., Parente, S.T.
“Comparing Efficiency of Health Systems across Industrialized Countries:
A Panel Analysis.” BMC Health Services Research 15(1):415 · September
2015.
Abujamra,
A., Randall, D, Parente, ST, Bershadsky, B. “Predictability and Manageability
of Diabetic Complications among Non-Dual Medicare Beneficiaries.” J Health Med Informatics 2015, 6:5.
Randall,
D, Parente, ST, Abujamra, A. Medicaid
Expansion and the use of Account-based Health Plans. Health Care: Current
Reviews 2015, 3:1.
Frogner,
B.K., Spetz, J., Parente, S.T., Oberlin, S. “The Demand for Healthcare Workers
Post-ACA.” International Journal of Health Economics and Management,
2015; 15(1): 139-151.
Munnich,
E., Parente, S.T. “Procedures Take Less Time At Ambulatory Surgery Centers,
Keeping Costs Down And Ability To Meet Demand Up.” Health Affairs, May,
2014; 33(5):764-9.
Herrera,
C., Newman, D., Parente, S.T. “Overcoming Barriers to a Research-Ready
National, Commercial Claims Database.” American Journal of Managed Care,
2014 Nov; 20(11 Spec No. 17):eSP25-30.
Chen,
S., Feldman, R., Parente, S.T. “A Five
Year Study of Health Expenditures among Full Replacement CDHPs, Optional CDHPs,
and Traditional Managed Care Plans.” Insurance
Markets and Companies: Analyses and Actuarial Computations, Issue 1, Volume
5, 2014.
Ramlet,
M., Randall, D., Parente, S.T. “Insurer Payment Lags to Physician Practices: An
Opportunity to Finance Electronic Medical Record Adoption.” Journal of
Health & Medical Informatics 4: 136, November, 2013.
Spetz,
J., Parente, S.T., Town, R.J., Bazarko, D. “Scope-Of-Practice Laws For Nurse
Practitioners Limit Cost Savings That Can Be Achieved In Retail Clinics.” Health
Affairs, November 2013 vol. 32 no. 11 1977-1984.
Herrera,
C.N., Gaynor, M., Newman, D., Town, R.J. Parente, S.T. “Growth Of Per Capita
Employer-Sponsored Insurance Spending Slowed To Historically Low Levels,
2007–11.” Health Affairs, 2013 Oct;
32(10):1715-22.
Parente,
S.T. “Measuring medical productivity to gauge the value of Medicare.” Minnesota
Medicine. 2013 Apr;96(4):46-8.
Frech,
H.E., Parente, S.T., Frogner, B., Hoff, J. “Comparing the sensitivity of models
predicting health status: a critical look at an OECD Report on the efficiency
of health systems.” Forthcoming in Insurance
Markets and Companies: Analyses and Actuarial Computations, Issue 1, Volume
4, 2013.
Parente,
S.T., Feldman, R. “Micro-simulation of Private Health Insurance and Medicaid
Take-up Following the U.S. Supreme Court Decision Upholding the Affordable Care
Act.” Health Services Research. 2013 Apr; 48(2 Pt 2):826-49.
Parente,
S.T., Schulte, B., Jost, A., Sullivan, T., Klindworth, A. “Assessment
of Predictive Modeling for Identifying Fraud within the Medicare Program.” Health Management, and Policy Innovation.
1(2), 8-37, 2012.
Gupta,
A., Parente, S. Sanyal, P. “Future of Health Insurance Procurement: Lessons
from the Online HMO Auctions”. International
Journal of Health Care Finance and Economics, 2012 Dec; 12(4):303-22.
Randall,
D., Parente, S., “Medicaid Managed Care Markets: Explaining State Policy Choice
Variation” Insurance Markets and Companies: Analyses and Actuarial
Computations, Issue 4, Volume 2, 2011.
Parente,
S., “Health Economics and Policy: Towards the Undiscovered Country of Market
based Reform”. International Journal
of Health Care Finance and Economics, Volume 12, Number 3 (2012), 247-252.
Parente,
S. “Baby
Boomers Reckoning on Medicare.” MetroDoctors: The Journal of the Twin
Cities Medical Society, 2012, 15(5):17-18.
Chernew,
M., Frank, R.G., Parente, S. “Slowing
Medicare Spending Growth: Reaching for Common Ground.” American Journal
of Managed Care, 2012, 18(8):465-468.
Kovner,
C., Spetz, J., Parente, S., “Creating Market-based
Health Insurance Reform.” Nurs Econ. 2012 Mar-Apr;30(2):104-7.
Parente,
S. “Britain’s
National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE): The US Template for
Comparative Effectiveness Research”, MetroDoctors: The Journal of the Twin
Cities Medical Society, 2011, 13(5): 20-21.
Parente,
S. “Development of a Medical Productivity Index for Health Insurance
Beneficiaries.” Insurance Markets and
Companies: Analyses and Actuarial Computations, Volume, Issue 3, 2011.
Abraham,
J., McCullough, J.S., Parente, S., Gaynor, M. “Prevalence of Electronic Health
Records in U.S. Hospitals” Journal of Healthcare Engineering 2011,
2(2):121-142.
Parente, S., Feldman, R., Abraham, J.M., and Xu, Wendy. "Consumer Response to a National Marketplace for Individual Insurance". Journal of Risk and Insurance, Volume 78, Issue 2, pages 389–411, June 2011.
Parente, S. "Exploring Ex Ante Regulatory Mechanisms for Detecting Prescription Drug Misuse", NBER, (In Regulation vs. Litigation; editor D. Kessler), 2011.
Evans, W., Morrill, M., Parente, S. “Measuring Inappropriate Medical Diagnosis and Treatment in Survey Data: The Case of ADHD among School-Age Children”, Journal of Health Economics, 4 August 2010.
Feldman, R., Parente, S. “Enrollee Incentives in Consumer Directed Health Plans: Spend Now or Save for Later?” Forum for Health Economics and Policy. Vol. 13 (2010) / Issue 2.
Howard, P., Parente, S. “Toward Real Health Care Reform”, National Affairs, 4:Summer 2010.
Parente, S., Feldman, R., Xu, Y. "Impact of Full Replacement with Consumer Driven Health Plans". Insurance Markets and Companies: Analyses and Actuarial Computations, Issue 1, Volume 1, 2010 pp.4-14.
Klindworth, A., Parente, S. "Lessons Learned for Medical Banking from the Financial Services Industry: The Case of a Fraud Prevention Platform as Transformative Innovation." International Journal of Medical Banking, Volume 3, 2010.
Dowd, B., O'Connor, H., McGrail, M., Calasanz, M., Gorman, R., Sheasby, B., Parente, S. "The Economic Impact of a Disability Prevention Program." J Occup Environ Med. 2010 Jan;52(1):15-21.
Parente, S., McCullough, J. "Health Information Technology and Patient Safety: Evidence from Panel Data." Health Affairs, March/April, 2009.
Parente, S. "Health Information Technology and Financing’s Next Frontier: The Potential of Medical Banking." Business Economics. January, 2009.
Parente, S., Phelps, C., O’Connor, P. “Economic Analysis of Medical Practice Variation between 1991 and 2000: Gauging the Impact of Ten Years of Patient Outcomes Research.” International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care, 2008 Jul; 24 (3):282-293.
Parente, S., Feldman, R., Chen, S. “The Effect of a Consumer-Driven Health Plan on Pharmaceutical Cost and Use”. Health Services Research, May 13, 2008.
Parente, S, Mandelbaum, K, Hanson, SP, Cassidy, BS, Simborg, DW. Can the National Health Infrastructure Network (NHIN) Reduce the Cost of Healthcare Fraud? Journal of the Healthcare Information Management, Volume 22, Issue 3, Summer, 2008.
Parente, S. and Feldman, R. Evolution and Early Evidence of the Impact of Consumer Driven Health Plans: From e-commerce to Health Savings Accounts. Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research, 8(4), 2008.
Parente, S. and Feldman, R. “Do HSA Choices Interact with Retirement Savings Decisions?”, Tax Policy and the Economy, Vol. 22, 2007.
Parente, S. Christianson, J., Feldman, R. Consumer Directed Health Plans and the Chronically Ill. Disease Management & Health Outcomes., 239-248(10), 2007.
Feldman, R., Parente, S., Christianson, J. “Consumer Directed Health Plans: New Evidence on Cost & Utilization”. Inquiry. Vol. 44, No. 1, pp. 26–40, 2007.
Parente, S., Van Horn, R.L. “The Value of Hospital Investment in Information Technology in For-Profit and Not-for-Profit Hospitals” Health Care Financing Review, Winter 2006/2007.
Adams, T., Finkelstein S., Parente, S.T., Hertz, M. “Cost Analysis of Home Monitoring in Lung Transplant Recipients.” International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care, 23(1), 2007.
Welch,
P. Rudolph, B.A., Blewett, L., Parente, S.T., Brach, C., Love, D., Harmon, R.G.
“Management Tools for Medicaid and State Children’s Health Insurance Program
(SCHIP).” Journal of Ambulatory Care Management, October-December, 2006,
(29): 272-282.
Parente,
S.T. “Consumer Directed Health Plans: Evolution and Early Outcomes.” Value-Based
Purchasing, (1):2, May, 2006. Online
Feldman,
R., Parente, S.T., Abraham, J., Christianson, J.,
Parente,
S.T., Evans W., Schoenman, S., Finch, M. “Changes in Health Care Use and
Expenditures of Medicare HMO Disenrollees Who Return to Fee-for-Service
Medicare: Results from a Natural Experiment.”
Health Care Financing Review, Spring 2005; 26(3):5-30.
Schoenman,
J., Parente, S.T., Evans W, Finch, M., Shah, M.
“The Impact of Medicare HMO Closures on Beneficiaries.” Health Care
Financing Review, Spring 2005; 26(3):31-43.
Parente,
S., Salkever, D., DaVanzo, J. "The Role of Consumer Knowledge on the
Demand for Preventive Health Care Among the Elderly." Health Economics, January,
2005;14(1):25-38.
Parente,
S.T., Kim, S., Finch, M., Schloff, L., Rector, T., Seifeldin, R., Haddox, J.D. “Using Claims Data to Identify Controlled Substance
Patterns of Utilization Requiring Evaluation.”
American Journal of Managed Care, November, 2004; 10(11 Pt 1):783-90.
Parente
S.T., Feldman R., and Christianson J.B. “Employee
Choice of Consumer-Driven Health Insurance in a Multiplan, Multiproduct
Setting,” Health Services Research Vol.
39, No. 4, Part II (August 2004), pp. 1091-1111.
Parente
S.T., Feldman, R., and Christianson J.B. “Evaluation
of the Effect of a
Consumer-Driven Health Plan on Medical Care Expenditures and Utilization,”
Health Services Research Vol. 39, No. 4, Part II (August 2004), pp.
1189-1209.
Christianson
J.B., Parente, S.T., and Feldman R. “Consumer
Experiences in a Consumer-Driven Health Plan” Health
Services Research Vol. 39, No. 4, Part II (August 2004), pp. 1123-1139.
Blewett,
L. Parente, S.T. Finch, M., Peterson, E. “Nation
Health Data Warehouse: Issues to Consider.” Journal of
the Healthcare Information Management. 2004 Winter;18(1):52-8.
Blewett,
L. Parente, S.T., Finch, M., Peterson, E. “The
Role of the Private Sector in Monitoring Health Care Quality.”
The Joint Commission Journal on Quality Improvement, August 2003.
Christianson,
J., Parente, S.T. and
Parente,
S.T. and Dunbar, J. “Is Information Technology
Related to the Financial Performance of U.S. Hospitals? An Exploratory
Analysis.” International Journal of Healthcare
Technology and Management. 2, 5/6, 2001. Author's draft.
Parente,
S.T. “Beyond the Hype: A Taxonomy of Business
Models for E-Health Commerce.” Health Affairs 19, 6 (November/December,
2000). Author's draft.
Good,
C., Parente, S.T., Rennie, D. and Fletcher, S. “A
Worldwide Assessment of Medical Journal Editor’
Practices and Needs.”
South African Journal of Medicine, Summer, 1999.
Parente,
S.T. and Evans, W. “The Impact of Subsidizing Medicare
Copayments and Deductibles for Low Income Elderly on Medical Care Use: The Case of
Qualified Medicare Beneficiaries,” Health Care
Financing Review, Winter, 1998. Author's
draft.
Parente,
S.T. “Estimating the Economic Cost Offsets of
Using Dermagraft-TC as an Alternative to Cadaver Allograft in the Treatment
of Graftable Burns,” Journal of Burn Care and
Rehabilitation 18, 1 (1997). Author's
draft.
Parente,
S.T., Weiner, J., Garnick, D., Fowles, J., Lawthers, A., and Palmer, R.
"Profiling Medicare Beneficiary Resource Use by Primary Care Practices:
Implications for a Managed Medicare," Health Care Financing Review
(Summer 1996).
Neumann,
P., Parente, S.T., and Paramore, L. “Potential
Savings form Using Information Technology Applications in Health Care in the
United States,” International Journal of Technology
Assessment in Health Care 12 (1996).
Parente,
S.T., Weiner, J.P., Garnick, D., Richards, T. Fowles, J., Lawthers, A.,
Chandler, P. and Palmer, R.H. “Developing a
Quality Improvement Database Using Health Insurance Data: A Guided Tour With
Application to Medicare's National Claims History File,”
Journal of American Medical Quality (November 1995). Author's draft.
Weiner,
J., Parente, S.T., Garnick, D., Fowles,J., Lawthers, A., and Palmer, R. “Variation in Office-Based Quality: A Profile of Care Provided
to Medicare Patients with Diabetes,” JAMA
(May 17, 1995). Author's draft.
Garnick,
D., Fowles, J., Lawthers, A., Weiner, J., Parente, S.T., and Palmer, R.H.
"Focus on Quality: Profiling Physicians' Practice Patterns," Journal
of Ambulatory Care Management (July 1994). Author's
draft.
Phelps,
C. and Parente, S.T. "Priority Setting in Medical Technology and Medical
Practice Assessment." Medical Care (August 1990). Author's draft.
WORKING
PAPERS
Munnich, E. and Parente, S.T.
“Returns to Specialization: Evidence from the Outpatient Surgery Market.”
University of Kentucky working paper, April 2014.
Munnich, E. and Parente, S.T.
“Costs and Benefits of Competing Health Care Providers: Trade-Offs in the
Outpatient Surgery Market.” Notre Dame Working Paper, https://tinyurl.com/y8lxq4t7;
May, 2013.
McCullough, J., Parente, S.T.,
Town, R. “Health Information Technology and Patient Outcomes: The Role of
Organziation and Informational Complementarities”. National Bureau of Economic
Research Working Paper. January, 2013.
Misra, S., Van Horn, R.L.,
Parente, S. “Physician Choice Behavior: Investigating the Impact of Multiple
Influences.” University of Minnesota
working paper, January, 2005. .
Parente, S., Van Horn, R.L.,
Wedig, G. “Fee Schedules, Agency and
Referrals: The Effects of Price Changes on Physician Labor Supply.” University
of Minnesota working paper, March, 2002.
Parente, S., Dorosh, L., and
Mueller, C. “Has Managed Care Arrived in
Rural Physician Practices?” Project HOPE
Center for Health Affairs working paper, April, 1998.
Parente, S., Leon, J., and
Dunbar, J. “Understanding the Growth in
Medicare Home Health Utilization and Expenditure.” Project HOPE Center for
Health Affairs working paper, January 1998.
Parente, S. "Is Access to New Medical Technologies
Associated with Race in the Medicare Population?" Project HOPE Center for Health Affairs
working paper, December, 1996.
THESES
Parente, S. The Role of the Physician in Medical
Technology Choice. Doctoral Dissertation.
Johns Hopkins University, December 1994.
Parente, S. "The Substitution of Ambulatory for
Inpatient Procedures." Masters of
Public Health Thesis. University of
Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry (1989).
Parente, S. "Which Medical Technologies are Most
Expensive to New Yorkers?" Public
Policy Masters Thesis, University of Rochester (1988).
Parente, S. "Is the Rochester Health Care Network
Falling Apart?" Senior Thesis.
University of Rochester (1987).
ABSTRACTS , LETTERS & NON-PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS
What is
the Impact of Returning to Pre-ACA Private Health Insurance Designs?
https://ashecon.confex.com/ashecon/2016/webprogram/Paper4215.html;
ASHEcon Abstract, June 13, 2016.
Do
health system rankings matter when monitoring health reform?
https://www.aei.org/publication/do-health-system-rankings-matter-when-monitoring-health-reform/;
AEI Monograph, December 29, 2015.
April
2014 Update: Budgetary and Coverage Impact of the Empowering Patients First Act
(H.R. 2300). (with Douglas Holtz-Eakin). https://www.americanactionforum.org/insight/budgetary-and-coverage-impact-of-the-empowering-patients-first-act-h-r-230/;
American Action Forum Insight, December 5, 2013.
The
Impact of State Medicaid Expansion in Arizona. (with Michael Bond).
http://www.ncpa.org/pdfs/sp20131209.pdf; National Center for Policy Analysis,
December, 2013.
Harnessing
Health Information in Real Time: Back to The Future for a More Practical and
Effective Infrastructure.
https://www.aei.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Harnessing-Health-Information-in-Real-Time.pdf;
AEI Monograph, December 8, 2010.
The
Uninsured: It Will Get Worse Before It Gets Better. (with Joe Antos).
https://www.aei.org/publication/the-uninsured-it-will-get-worse-before-it-gets-better/;
AEI The American, January 18, 2010.
Healthcare
Overhaul’s Next Battle in the Senate.
https://www.aei.org/publication/healthcare-overhauls-next-battle-in-the-senate/;
AEIdeas, October 14, 2009.
Healthier
Choice: An Examination of Market-Based Reforms for New York's Uninsured. (with
Tarren Bragdon). https://www.manhattan-institute.org/html/healthier-choice-examination-market-based-reforms-new-yorks-uninsured-5937.html
or https://www.manhattan-institute.org/pdf/mpr_10.pdf; Manhattan Institute,
September 22, 2009.
Parente,
S., Feldman R., Pauly, M. "Meaningful Market-Based Health Reform The
Impact of a Proposed Set of Bipartisan Health Reform Options to Improve
Insurance Access with Budget Neutrality."
http://healthe-commerce.hsinetwork.com/IND_Report_on_Market-Based-Reform_09-10-2009_final.pdf;
September 10, 2009.
Parente,
S.T., Feldman, R., Abraham, J.M., and Xi, Wendy: Consumer Response to a
National Marketplace for Individual Insurance. Final report for ASPE.
http://healthe-commerce.hsinetwork.com/National_Marketplace_7-21-2008%20FINAL_Blind.pdf;
June, 2008.
Parente,
S., Feldman, R., Abraham, J., Christianson, J.
Continuation of Research on Consumer Directed Health Plans: HSA
Simulation Model Refinement.
http://healthe-commerce.hsinetwork.com/Final%20Report%20-01-21-07_v3-9.pdf;
Final Technical Report for DHHS Contract HHSP23320054301ER, January, 2007
Parente,
S., Feldman, R., Abraham, J., Christianson, J.
“Health Insurance Demand Responses from New Price Structures Offered by
Consumer Directed Health Plans”.
http://healthe-commerce.hsinetwork.com/NBER_HSAs_7-6-2005_Parente.pdf;
NBER Working paper from 2005 Summer Institute.
Connor,
S.T., Parente, S.T. “Defined Contribution and Medical Savings
Accounts: Implications
for Physicians,” Minnesota Physician, July 2002.
Parente,
S.T., Gardner, E.N., and Mohr, P. “Designing
Computer Models to Convey Cost-Effectiveness Analyses Results,” Value in
Health, Abstract, May/June 1998.
Parente,
S.T. Mohr, P., and Franco, S.J. “Cost
and Management of Diabetic Foot Ulcers in American Elderly.” Abstract,
Diabetes, May 1998.
Parente,
S.T. “The Contribution of Private Investment to
Health Information Technology Advances,” Health Affairs,
Summer 1997, Letter.
Parente,
S.T. “Determining the Contribution of Physician
Practice Style to Treatment Choice,” Medical Decision Making, Abstract
(October 1994).
Parente,
S.T., Weiner, J., Palmer, R., Lawthers, A., Fowles, J., and Garnick, D.
"Incorporating Primary Care Source (PCS) Assignment into Claims-based
Analyses of Practice Pattern variation," Medical Decision Making, Abstract
(October 1992).
Parente,
S.T., Cleary, K., and Tomai, L. "Utilization Review's Next Stage: Motion
Pictures." Group Health Institute Proceedings, June 1991.
Phelps,
C., Mooney, C., and Parente, S.T. "Substitutions between Inpatient and
Ambulatory Care," Medical Decision Making Abstract (October 1990).
Phelps,
C.E., Weber, L., Parente, S.T. "Variation in Medical Practice Patterns:
Doctor Specific Differences in Length of Stay," Medical Decision-Making
(October 1989).
Parente,
S.T. "Using the SAS System for Strategic Health Planning."
NON-PUBLISHED
GOVERNMENT REPORTS
Parente,
S.T. Feldman, R., Yu, X. “Impact of Full Replacement with Consumer Driven
Health Plans on Total Health Care Cost and Use of Preventive Services.”
http://healthe-commerce.hsinetwork.com/HE_01-09-2009.doc; Final report for
DHHS, ASPE, December, 2008.
Parente,
S.T. Feldman, R. Sandy, L. “Does Access to Transparent Provider Quality and
Cost Information Affect Health Care Cost and Utilization of Preventive
Services?”
http://healthe-commerce.hsinetwork.com/CDHP_Transparency_1-09-2009.doc;
Final report for DHHS, ASPE, December, 2008.
Parente,
S.T., Feldman, R., Abraham, J.M., and Xi, Wendy: Consumer Response to a
National Marketplace for Individual Insurance.
http://healthe-commerce.hsinetwork.com/National_Marketplace_7-21-2008%20FINAL_Blind.pdf;
Final report for DHHS, ASPE, June, 2008.
Peterson,
E.H., Venus, P., Parente, S.T. “Private Sector Data: An Inventory of Sources
for a National Health Care Quality Report.” Report submitted to the Agency for
Health Care Research and Quality (July, 2002).
Parente,
S.T., Schoenman, J.A., Cheng, C.M., Franco, S., Dunbar, J. “Determinants of Site
of Service for Ambulatory Surgery in Maryland.” Report submitted to the Health
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DaVanzo,
J., Cahill, K., Parente, ST, Edwards, S.T. “Market Research for Beneficiaries:
Medicare Current Beneficiary Analysis Report (Contract #500-95-0057/Task Order
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Good,
C. and Parente, S.T. “Using Data Centers as a Method of Data Release: Results
of an Expert Panel Discussion.” Report submitted to the Agency for Health Care
Policy and Research Center for Cost and Financing Studies (March 1998).
Sherman,
D., Esslinger, L., Parente, S.T., and Dunbar, J. “Market Research for Providers
and Other Partners: Inventory Report on the Physician Module.” Report submitted
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S.T., Brooks, S., and Neumann, P. “Quality of Dialysis in the United States.”
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Parente,
S.T., Paramore, L., Neumann, P., Melichar, L., and Koshi, A. “Estimating the
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TEACHING
Senior
Thesis Advisees
Michael
Ramlet, BSB, University of Minnesota, Magna Cum Laude, 2009.
Robert
Zuleger, BSB University of Minnesota, Summa Cum Laude, 2011.
Katherine
Holten, BSB University of Minnesota, Summa Cum Laude, 2012.
Alex
Vo, BSB University of Minnesota, Summa Cum Laude, 2013.
Kelsey
Cook, BSB University of Minnesota, Summa Cum Laude, 2014.
Masters
Advisees (with Thesis requirement)
Mi
Young Yu, M.S. in Health Informatics, University of Minnesota, 2003.
John
Renwick, M.H.I., University of Minnesota, 2005.
Linda
Fletcher, M.H.I., University of Minnesota, 2007
Frank
Lowe, M.H.I., University of Minnesota, 2008
Yi
Zhang, M.S. in Health Informatics, University of Minnesota, 2013.
Doctoral
Advisees
Edward
Bunker, MPH. Ph.D. in Health Services
Research, Johns Hopkins University. Left A.B.D.
Terry
Adams, M.D./Ph.D. in Health Informatics, University of Minnesota, 2003.
Song
Chen, Ph.D. in Health Service Research, University of Minnesota, 2011.
Daniil
Osipov, Ph.D. in Finance, University of Minnesota, 2012.
James
Rosenthal, Ph.D. in Health Informatics, University of Minnesota, 2014.
Yi
Zhang, Ph.D. in Health Informatics, University of Minnesota, 2015.
Ramzi
Abujamra, Ph.D. in Health Informatics, University of Minnesota, 2015.
Preliminary
Oral Presentation
Timothy
Juday, Ph.D. student in Health Services Research, Johns Hopkins University,
graduated in 2000.
Terrance
Adams, Ph.D. student in Health Informatics, U of M, 2002.
Eric
Barrette, Ph.D. . in Health Service Research, University of Minnesota, 2011
Song
Chen, Ph.D. in Health Service Research, University of Minnesota, 2011
Yi
Xu, Ph.D. in Health Service Research, University of Minnesota, 2012
Daniil
Osipov, Ph.D. in Finance, University of Minnesota, 2011
James
Rosenthal, Ph.D. in Health Informatics, University of Minnesota, 2014.
Yi
Zhang, Ph.D. in Health Informatics, University of Minnesota, 2014.
Ramzi
Abujamra, Ph.D. in Health Informatics, University of Minnesota, 2014.
Instructor:
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Health e-commerce Primer (2001-2004, enrollment 10) |
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Provider Profiling in Healthcare Delivery Systems (1999-2001, average enrollment: 10) |
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Insurance Data Management for Executives (1999-2001, average enrollment: 10) |
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Applied Health Economics (1995-1997, average enrollment: 15) |
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Health Management Information Systems (1995-1999, average enrollment: 40) |
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Microeconomics Applied to Health Care (1998, average enrollment: 15) |
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Consumer Directed Health Plans (2004, 2006, 2007) |
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Information
Technology in Healthcare (2000-2016, max enrollment 75) |
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Healthcare E-Commerce (2000-2004, max enrollment 31) |
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Health Information Technology Analysis Institute (2000-2008, max enrollment 170) |
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The Healthcare Marketplace: Principal and Agents (Undergraduate Level) (2004-2017, max enrollment 24 ) |
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Medical Technology Evaluation and Market Research (2005-2013, max enrollment 35) |
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Healthcare Marketplace (Graduate Level) (2007-2017, max enrollment 72) |
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Medical Valuation Laboratory (2008-2016), max enrollment 30) |
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Anatomy & Physiology for Managers (2007-2008, max enrollment 24) |
RESEARCH
GRANT PARTICIPATION (ranked by grant/contract end date):
04/12 to 12/16 Principal Investigator: Medicare Policy
Simulation. American Action Forum. Funding level: 30%
04/14 to 06/16 Principal Investigator: Big Data
Applications for Interprofessional Education, National Center for
Interprofessional Education. Funding level: 15%
07/10 to 06/14 Investigator: International Business
Education and Research (CIBER). Title VI grant from the U.S. Department of
Education. Funding level: 5%
04/11 to 03/12 Principal Investigator: 4th Biennial American Society of Health Economics Conference. Agency for Health Care Research & Quality. Funding level: 15%
07/08 to 06/10 Principal Investigator: National Impact of Health Information Technology of Quality. Agency for Health Care Research & Quality. R01 Award. Funding level: 25%
09/05 to 11/08 Principal Investigator: Continuation of Research on Consumer Driven Health Plans. Department of Health and Human Services. Funding level: 35%
12/04
to 06/08 Principal Investigator: The
Impact of Multiple Consumer Driven Health Plans Beyond Early Adoption: Here to
Stay or Market Fad? Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Funding level: 25%
07/05
to 12/05 Principal Investigator:
Identifying the Impact of Consumer Driven Health Plans on Prescription Drug
Cost and Use. Pfizer. Funding level: 25%
09/04
to 03/05 Principal Investigator:
Assessing the Impact of Health Savings Accounts on Insurance Coverage and
Costs. Department of Health and Human
Services. Funding level: 22%
11/02
to 02/05 Principal Investigator:
Evaluation of Defined Contribution Plans on Health Insurance Choice and Medical
Care Use. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Funding level: 25%
4/99 to
5/03 Co-Principal Investigator: What Happens When Medicare Beneficiary’s HMO Closes, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Funding level:25%
3/01 to
2/03 Principal Investigator: United Health Group Research Collaboration, Center
for Health Care Policy and Evaluation. Funding level: 20%
10/00
to 9/01 Investigator: Early Investigations of Consumer Driven Health Plans,
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Funding level: 20%
10/00
to 8/01 Investigator, Early Implementation Experience of Vivius Contrasted with
Other Internet-based Approaches, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Funding level:
10%
10/98
to 4/99 Investigator: An Evaluation of Medicare Medical Savings Account. With
The Barents Group LLC and Westat, Health Care Financing Administration. Funding
level: 35%
6/98 to
5/01 Principal Investigator: Analytic Services Task Order Contract for General
Health Policy Analysis,
9/95 to
8/99 Investigator: General Task Order on HCFA Market Research for Beneficiaries
(Contract #500-95-0057/Task Order 2), Health Care Financing Administration.
Funding level: 35%
11/95
to 6/99 Investigator: Market Research for Medicare Providers (Contract
#500-95-0057/Task Order 3), Health Care Financing Administration. Funding
level: 20%
11/97
to 12/98 Principal Investigator: Developing Computer-based Interactive Economic
Model of Schizophrenia Treatment Choices, Janssen Pharmaceutica. Funding level:
25%
7/98 to
12/98 Principal Investigator: The Tradeoff between Health Quality Improvement
and Increased Health Care Expenditure: A Review of the Literature, Pfizer Inc.
Funding level: 25%
6/97 to
11/98 Principal Investigator: Developing an Interactive Economic Model for
Diabetic Foot New Technologies, Advanced Tissue Sciences. Funding level: 30%
8/96 to
3/98 Principal Investigator: The Role of Allergists in the Management of Asthma
in a Managed Care Setting,
2/97 to
3/98 Investigator: A Survey of Methods to Distribute Confidential Data to
Health Policy Researchers, Agency for Health Care Policy Research. Funding
level: 15%
4/96 to
9/97 Principal Investigator: A Worldwide Assessment of Medical Editors Needs,
Rockefeller Foundadtion. Funding level: 10%
711/95
to 5/97 Co-Principal Investigator: Home Health Care, Kaiser Family Foundation.
Funding level: 35%
2/97 to
5/97 Principal Investigator: Identifying Multi-year Costs of Medicare
Beneficiaries Enrolled in Medicare Risk HMOs, American Association of Health
Plans and the Barents Group LLC. Funding level: 40%
9/94 to
5/97 Principal Investigator: Independent Validation and Verification of the
8/96 to
3/97 Principal Investigator: Development of an Analytic Database for the Study
of Post-acute Follow-up among Male Medicare Patients Receiving Urological
Procedures, Triangle Urology Associates,
9/95 to
7/96 Principal Investigator: Assessing the Economic Cost Offsets of New
Technologies to Treat Full Thickness Burns, Advanced Tissue Sciences. Funding
level: 40%
4/95 to
10/95 Principal Investigator: A Survey of Quality of Care Provided to End Stage
Renal Dialysis Patients, Prospective Payment Assessment Commission. Funding
level: 25%
1/95 to
6/95 Co-Principal Investigator: Estimating the Cost-Savings of Health
Information Technologies, Office of Technology Assessment. Funding level: 25%
9/94 to
6/95 Principal Investigator: Estimating the Cost and Use of Medicare
Beneficiaries Enrolled in the Qualified Medicare Beneficiary Program, Health
Care Financing Administration. Funding level: 35%
9/94 to 1/95 Principal Investigator: A Survey of Medicare and Non-Medicare Accounting Practices in Hospitals, Prospective Payment Assessment Commission. Funding level: 45%
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Membership
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Academy Health |
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American Economic Association |
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Health Economics Research Organization |
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International Health Economics Association |
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American Society of Health Economists |
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Agency for Health Care Research and Quality |
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Health Affairs |
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Health Care Financing Review |
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Health Economics |
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JAMA |
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Journal of Health Economics |
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Journal of Productivity Analysis Medical Care |