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Healthcare

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Artificial Intelligence, Economics and Policy, Healthcare, Leadership
Date
March 06, 2025
Dan O'Day
Artificial Intelligence, Economics and Policy, Healthcare, Leadership

Leadership Lessons from Gilead Sciences CEO Daniel O’Day

Innovations in data and AI are reshaping the biopharma industry.
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Data and Business Analytics, Data/Big Data, Healthcare, Industry Perspectives
Date
October 18, 2024
Emma Walmsley, CEO of British pharmaceutical giant GSK
Data and Business Analytics, Data/Big Data, Healthcare, Industry Perspectives

Harnessing the Power of AI, Data — and People: Three Insights From GSK CEO Emma Walmsley

The pharmaceutical company leader praised AI for boosting productivity, but noted that it’s still “all about the people.”
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Artificial Intelligence, Healthcare, Industry Perspectives
Date
October 17, 2024
Senator Bill Cassidy.
Artificial Intelligence, Healthcare, Industry Perspectives

Navigating AI’s Role in the Future of Healthcare

US Senator Bill Cassidy, MD, highlights the need to balance regulation and innovation when it comes to embracing AI in medicine.
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Business Economics and Public Policy, Healthcare
Date
September 17, 2024
Stethoscope, fake money and calculator with notepad written Rising Healthcare Cost. Healthcare cost become more expensive after covid-19.
Business Economics and Public Policy, Healthcare
Press Release

New Study: Public Options Can Drastically Lower Healthcare Costs Due to Government Bargaining Power

Columbia Business School research is the first to find empirical evidence for how government intervention would shape the private healthcare market
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Healthcare
Date
July 24, 2024
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Healthcare

Unleashing the Boundaries of Healthcare Innovation

Professor Carri Chan joined three leaders in the healthcare field at Columbia Business School's Think Bigger Innovation Summit to discuss how they are challenging the boundaries of innovation.
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Faculty

CBS Faculty Research on Healthcare

Interpretable Machine Learning for Resource Allocation with Application to Ventilator Triage

Authors
Carri Chan, Vineet Goyal, and Elizabeth Chuang
Date
Format
Working Paper

Rationing of healthcare resources is a challenging decision that policy makers and providers may be forced to make during a pandemic, natural disaster, or mass casualty event. Well-defined guidelines to triage scarce life-saving resources must be designed to promote transparency, trust and consistency. To facilitate buy-in and use during high stress situations, these guidelines need to be interpretable and operational.

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Balancing Agent Retention and Waiting Time in Service Platforms

Authors
Marcelo Olivares, A. Musalem, and D. Yung
Date
Forthcoming
Format
Journal Article
Journal
Operations Research
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Replacing quarantine of COVID-19 contacts with periodic testing is also effective in mitigating the risk of transmission

Authors
Marcelo Olivares, P. Foncea, and S. Mondschein
Date
Format
Journal Article
Journal
Scientific Reports
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Empirical Operations Management in MS and M&SOM: A Review of the Last Two Decades

Authors
Marcelo Olivares, C. Terwiesch, B.R. Staats, and V. Gaur
Date
Format
Journal Article
Journal
Manufacturing & Service Operations Management
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Managing Threatened Identities Across Everyday Situations

Authors
Nicolas Brown, Drew Jacoby-Senghor, Allyson Mackey, and Michael Slepian
Date
Forthcoming
Format
Journal Article
Journal
Journal of Experimental Social Psychology

Identity threats occur across diverse identities and situations, yet little is known about how responses to these threats relate to subsequent psychological costs across diverse identities, people, and situations. Across six studies capturing 22,000+ instances of identity threat experienced by 1,648 participants, we identify two prevalent identity distancing strategies: downplaying a threatened identity and emphasizing similarity to others.

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