Jim Burgess is a health economist with more than 20 years of extensive health care management, research, and educational experience putting health services research into practice in diverse settings. He also serves the field as a founding co-editor of the electronic Health Economics Letters, the first fully electronic peer-reviewed journal in health economics, and as an associate editor of its parent journal, Health Economics. He also serves on the editorial board of Health Services Research, one of the journals of AcademyHealth, where he is on the steering committee for the Quality Interest Group. Currently, he also is the secretary/treasurer for the International Health Economics Association. And he has an appointment as a Senior Investigator in the Center for Organization, Leadership, and Management Research of the US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). His wide-ranging intellectual pursuits include special interests in considering effects of local context in efficiency analysis, audience differences in provider quality profiling, physician productivity and pay for performance, organizational learning and change, and patient heterogeneity in risk adjustment. At Boston University, he currently directs the master's and doctoral programs in Health Services Research and is the director of the Health Economics Program.
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