Douglas Levy, PhD is Associate Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School (HMS) in the Health Policy Research Center in the Mongan Institute. His primary area of research is studying how policies in the spheres of public health, healthcare finance, and health services can promote prevention and improve population health. In addition to studies related to tobacco use and healthy eating, he also collaborates widely on studies using cost-effectiveness methods to help prioritize resource use and understand competing incentives to adopt alternative policies. Doug is an investigator on the cost pilot within the Methods Unit.
Select Publications:
- Health IT-Assisted Population-Based Preventive Cancer Screening: A Cost Analysis
- Cost-Effectiveness of a Health System-Based Smoking Cessation Program
