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P. J. Maddox
Chair, Department of Health Administration and Policy

 


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Assisted Living Administration Concentration Advisor
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Health Systems Management Concentration Advisor
(703) 993-1955

 

Graduate Programs

 

Dr. PJ Maddox
Health and Medical Policy, MS Advisor (703) 993-1929

 

Dr. Martin Perlin

Health Systems Management, MS
Executive Management Concentration Advisor
(703) 993-1967

Dr. Janusz Wojtusiak

Health Information Systems Management Concentration Advisor
(703) 993-4148

Dr. PJ Maddox

Master's International Joint Program with Peace Corps Advisor
(703) 993-1929

Dr. Panagiota Kitsantas

Risk Management and Patient Safety Concentration Advisor
(703) 993-9164

Dr. Janusz Wojtusiak

Security & Privacy Concentration Advisor
(703) 993-4148

Dr. Tim Henderson

Master of Public Health, MPH
Public Health, Public Health Administration Concentration, MPH
Advisor
(703) 993-1850

Andrew J. Carle, MHSA

Senior Housing Administration, MS
Advisor
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Dirt on the Grape, the Next Course

Saturday, October 2
5:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Mason Hall, Meese Conference Room

$15/alumni; $10/additional guests

Register Now

grapes photoThe CHHS Alumni Chapter Board invites CHHS alumni and guests to re-connect with friends and colleagues and enjoy an evening of socializing. Sommelier Mary Watson-DeLauder returns and joins Chef Sandy Amato (Owner, Cooking with Sandy) to educate and tantalize your taste buds with desserts cake photoand dessert wines.

For more information on the Dirt on the Grape, the Next Course, contact CHHS at (703) 993-6018. You can also view photos from last year's event.

Dirt on the Grape, the Next Course is held in conjunction with Alumni Weekend. Registration for all events is now open.

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Health Administration and Policy Alumni Affinity Meeting

Saturday, October 2
4 - 5:30 p.m.
Mason Hall, Room D3

The second Health Administration and Policy Alumni Affinity event will take place Saturday, October 2 as part of Alumni Weekend.

Dr. Len Nichols, director of the Health Policy Research & Ethics Center, is a highlighted speaker for the event, discussing hot topics in management, technology and other health management related issues. For additional information contact us at (703) 993-6018.  

At the April 1 HAP Alumni Affinity meeting, Harry Greenspun, MD, CHHS Advisory Board member and chief medical officer of Dell Systems, made a presentation to the department’s alumni and faculty. After the formal presentations, he was able to meet with one of the attendees, a recent graduate of the Department of Health Administration and Policy.

Dr. Greenspun made the following comment after the meeting: "Despite softness in other areas of the economy, demand for well-prepared personnel to meet the needs of health care and health IT roles is growing rapidly. As a senior executive at the largest provider of health IT services worldwide, I feel this pressure particularly acutely. Faced with a critical open role, our recruiters tapped into our worldwide network of potential candidates. George Mason University's College of Health and Human Services was able to provide one immediately who met all my criteria of education and experience. Within two weeks, I had an outstanding new member of my team with the skills and energy needed in such an important role."

 

Spotlight on Alumni

Hina Ali, MS '09

Ali photoHina Ali is a 2009 graduate of the Health Systems Management program, with a concentration in Executive Management. She began working for Town Center Family Medicine, which is a part of Fairfax Family Practice Centers.  Fairfax Family Practice has been in business for 35 years and serves about a quarter of a million of Northern Virginia's population and serves as their primary care physician. Ali was one of the managers at Town Center Family Medicine.  During her time there she not only helped manage the office but she also worked on marketing strategies, financial analysis and conducted analysis on the practice's return on investment (ROI), conducted corporate level meetings for Fairfax Family Practice's clerical supervisors and office managers, and trained all administrative staff in the practice. 

“My biggest accomplishment was that I was brought on to implement policies and procedures into an office that had none and basically helped to restart a practice that was failing," said Ali. She increased its revenues and collected $120,000 in patient debts. She worked at TCFM from January 2009 - July 2010, where she also had the privilege of being a preceptor for a Mason student during their capstone practicum project (HAP 790).
 
Ali recently started working for INOVA as a practice manager for an internal medicine office. INOVA has recently started a new venture of opening family practices and internal medicine offices in Northern Virginia. She has the honor of being practice manager in the first internal medicine office that INVOA opened in Alexandria, Virginia.  Not only does she run the practice, but she also helps to create policies and procedures for the practice as well as train staff, conduct financial analysis for the practice, and participate in the yearly budget process. 

“This is an exciting time for INOVA and me as we will be setting the standards for other practices that INOVA will be opening in the future.”

 

Let Us Hear from You

We would like to hear from HAP alumni about career moves, accomplishments, and recognitions. Please email us and we will post it in the next edition of the Alumni E-news.

To update contact information with the Mason Alumni Association, visit the MASONline Alumni Directory.

 

 

 

CHHS Alumni Chapter Board

The Alumni Chapter Board was established for the educational, professional and social purposes of its members and to support goals and objectives of its members and to support the goals and objectives of George Mason University, the College of Health and Human Services and the Mason Alumni Association.

The CHHS Alumni Chapter events throughout the year target social, educational, and networking needs of alumni. In the fall, the Chapter hosts a signature event, in conjunction with Mason's Alumni Weekend. Throughout the rest of the year, chapter events are held to keep you in touch with the latest findings in health care and provide networking opportunities with other CHHS alumni and faculty.

Meet the Alumni Chapter Board members:

Lisa Callahan, BS '03, MSW '04
Co-President


Callahan photoLisa Callahan enjoys her work with the Alumni Chapter Board and looks forward to connecting with CHHS alumni, especially with her colleagues and fellow alumni in social work. She currently works for Fairfax County government in the Department of Family Services as a long term care ombudsman.

Callahan enjoys relaxing with gardening, bird watching, reading, knitting, and antiquing.  She enjoys reading books by Stieg Larsson including The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. A favorite eating place is Aladdin Restaurant in Burke where she enjoys hummus, lentil soup and mint tea.


Lori McLean, MSN '96
Co-President

McLean photoLori McLean has lived in the Fairfax area for 30 years.  She is a family nurse practitioner for Fairfax County Health Department and has been in this position for four years. She also worked for the county health department for nine years earlier in her career.  McLean was an adjunct faculty member of the School of Nursing for four years, teaching to undergraduate nursing students. She has been involved with Alumni Chapter Board for several years.

When McLean received her MSN in 1996, she felt “Patriot Pride” as she participated in the commencement ceremony. Joining fellow students and faculty, as family and friends looked on with encouragement, “I felt so 100% Mason,” she said.

In her free time, McLean enjoys reading, traveling, and daydreaming about retirement. She enjoys books by James Michener and John Grisham. She cheers for her favorite Boston teams –Celtics, Red Sox, and Patriots, and it goes without saying she is a proud Mason Patriot fan.  Her favorite restaurants are Italian and she rates the newly opened Mason Inn as a “fabulous dining experience.”

 

Bridget Nesko, BSN '06
Vice President – Membership

Nesko photoBridget Nesko currently works part-time and has served as healthcare legislative and policy advisor to various political candidates, including those seeking office in the U.S. Congress, the Virginia State House of Delegates and the U.S. Presidency.

Nesko graduated from George Mason University School of Nursing in 2006, receiving the Kitty Parker Leadership Award at graduation. She has served on the Board since 2006. Nesko was introduced to the alumni chapter when a previous instructor invited her to an alumni event. She thoroughly enjoys the networking and social opportunities of an active alumna with the college. Nesko loves mingling with new grads to encourage them professionally and to hopefully share the many perks of being a member of the CHHS Alumni Chapter.  

Nesko's hobbies include reading, cooking, politics, walking, and anything having to do with sand and surf. Her favorite dining spot is Pulcinella, a quaint Italian restaurant located in McLean, Virginia. 

 

Kathleen Ross, MSW '08
Vice President – Membership

Ross photoKathleen Ross’s position with the board gives her an opportunity to keep in touch with Mason alumni. This past spring she represented the Alumni Chapter Board at the Social Work MSW presentations.

Ross said, “I was impressed by the creativity and professionalism of the projects.” She also attended last year’s CHHS Signature Alumni Event, Dirt on the Grape. “I also truly enjoyed meeting some phenomenal people at the Dirt on the Grape event.”

Ross teaches adaptive swimming classes for children with disabilities, and loves seeing someone grow to be safe and have fun in the water. In her leisure time, she enjoys swimming, walking, tasting wines, spending time with her almost one year old, Alexander, and her husband, Keel. Ross and her husband enjoy ethnic restaurants, and their favorites are Thai Basil and Picante in Chantilly, Virginia. She also enjoys reading and her favorite book is The Tipping Point, by Malcolm Gladwell.

 

Bette Burch, BSN '80
Vice President -   Scholarships & Awards

Burch photoBette Burch enjoys her position with the board and eagerly looks forward to attending Mason’s scholarship and awards receptions to keep in touch with students and alumni. 

This past year, Bette was featured in an article on the Mason website at a scholarship reception held on March 31.  The annual event provided an opportunity for donors to meet the students who benefit from their gifts and for students to thank donors for their generosity. Nursing major Augusto Paredes-Ubillus, spoke to guests about receiving the Bette Burch Scholarship Endowment. Burch has generously supported scholarships for School of Nursing students since 1997.

Burch is happily retired and enjoys knitting and reading. Her favorite food is seafood and enjoys dining at Coastal Flats and Sweetwater Tavern. 

 

Robin Patton BS '81, CERG '06
Secretary

Patton photoRobin Patton has been a member of the Fairfax Community and has been employed by the County of Fairfax for 25 years. She is currently the director of the land acquisition division for the Department of Public Works and Environmental Services. 

She is a valuable member of the Alumni Chapter Board and says, “I’ve always enjoyed coming back to the campus and seeing all the growth and changes! I continue to feel connected to GMU and I hope other alumni will enjoy staying connected.”

Patton lives with her husband, Jay, in Annandale and in her leisure time, enjoys reading, cooking, visiting the Eastern Shore, and watching old movie classics.

 

Bita Hassannia BS '09
Board Member at Large

Hassannia photoBita Hassannia is a recent alumna of Mason and graduated from the Department of Health Administration and Policy. 

"I attended several alumni events which all made me feel part of a community that was filled with sense of belonging to a group of people who had a common root of GMU education. The first event I attended was an alumni dinner boat outing in Old Town Alexandria, then the wonderful event of the Dirt on the Grape. It was at that event I realized how great it was to be an alumna and to stay in touch with CHHS, and I decided to become a board member."

In her leisure time, Hassannia enjoys yoga, biking, running, reading, and cooking. Her favorite foods include sushi, Thai, Italian, and most of the Middle Eastern cuisines. Her favorite book selections are The Da Vinci Code and Eat, Pray and Love.



Mimi Sodhi, PhD, MSW, LCSW
Faculty Social Work Liaison


Sodhi photoMimi Sodhi has recently volunteered to serve on the board as faculty liaison for the Department of Social Work. She moved to the Fairfax area a year ago to accept the position of MSW field director in social work.

Sodhi has two adult children who live in Georgia and she is “re-developing” herself. Her leisure time activities include playing in a Fairfax women's soccer league, taking golf lessons, and trying to get into tennis. She is looking for people to explore the area with and introduce her to  good, non-tourist spots in the D.C. area. She loves to travel and looks forward in continuing to broaden her understanding of different cultures.


As a CHHS alumna/us, you can continue to be part of the invigorating environment and stay connected with classmates, friends, and faculty by joining the Alumni Chapter. You will have many opportunities to expand on your experiences that began at Mason.

 

College News

Reston Hospital Donation Names

Healthcare Technologies Innovation Lab

Reston Hospital Check photoReston Hospital Center has donated $50,000 to Mason’s College of Health and Human Services (CHHS). As a result, the college will honor the hospital by naming the Reston Hospital Center Healthcare Technologies Innovation Lab. The naming gift was announced at the May 12 graduating nurses’ pinning ceremony, which was also sponsored by the organization.

"Giving back is something important to all of us at Reston Hospital Center, but this gift is all the more special to me," said Cindy Glover, RN, BSN '77, vice president and chief nursing officer at Reston Hospital Center. "As an alumna of George Mason, I’m proud to give back to a university that has helped me achieve so much in my own career and that has had such a positive impact on the nursing workforce at Reston."

Pictured above (left to right): Robin Remsburg, Cindy Glover, Shirley Travis

 



 

Students Receiving Department Awards

at May Commencement

Undergraduate Award for Excellence in Health Administration           

Michelle C. Willcox, BS

Undergrduate Excellence in Writing Award
Samia Ayoobi, BS

Graduate Award for Excellence in Assisted Living/Senior Housing Administration
Kate Camilla Viggiano, MS

Graduate Award for Excellence in Executive Management
Mary Inez Washington, MS

Graduate Award for Excellence in Health Policy                
Elizabeth Aldes Isaacs, MS

Graduate Award for Excellence in Information Systems Management             
Renee Rookwood, MS

Association of University Programs in Health Administration Bugbee/Falk Book Award
Mary Inez Washington, MS

 

 

Faculty Receiving Department Awards

at May Commencement

College of Health and Human Services Habit of Excellence Award

& College of Health and Human Services Master Teacher Award

Martin Perlin, PhD, Associate Professor

 

New Faculty

Lorens A. Helmchen, Ph.D.

Helmchen photoLorens A. Helmchen, Ph.D., joins George Mason University as an associate professor in the College of Health and Human Services after concluding a year as a visiting fellow in health and aging research at the National Bureau of Economic Research in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Before joining Mason, he taught at the University of Illinois at Chicago. At Mason, he will be teaching courses on health economics and health services research methods.

In his research, Dr. Helmchen studies mechanisms that improve quality transparency in health care and patients’ incentives to choose effective medical treatment. Dr. Helmchen is a co-investigator on a $3 million grant from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) that aims to evaluate how the disclosure of medical errors affects patients’ likelihood to sue and receive compensation, and their assessment of the quality of care.

Dr. Helmchen is also studying the potential of provider-issued outcome warranties, which would insure policyholders against easily verifiable adverse treatment outcomes, such as remission after cancer therapy or 30-day survival after undergoing heart bypass surgery. In a related project, he is exploring how negative co-payments might improve existing insurance benefits: instead of paying more for more costly treatment, beneficiaries would get paid for choosing less costly treatment.

Dr. Helmchen has published in leading field journals such as Health Economics, Medical Care, Journal of Risk and Insurance, Southern Economic Journal, Quality and Safety in Healthcare, and the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Dr. Helmchen earned a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Chicago and an M.A. in economics from Humboldt University in Berlin, Germany. He also was a visiting graduate student at the Ecole Nationale de la Statistique et de l'Administration Economique in Paris and at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

 

Faculty News

Award for Dr. Meiners' TEAM SAN DIEGO Project

Meiners photoDr. Mark Meiners received the National Association of Area Agencies on Aging (N4A) Innovation Award for Health Aging at its St. Louis meeting July 15-17. The TEAM SAN DIEGO project is an eight-module online class designed to train physicians, their office staff, and community health and social service providers to work together as a “virtual team"; assist providers in helping their patients effectively participate in managing their own health and health care outcomes; and provide easy access to community resources available to patients and their caregivers. Watch a video overview of TEAM SAN DIEGO.

 

Dr. Martin Perlin Awarded Master Teacher of the Year and Habit of Excellence Awards by CHHS

Perlin photoDr. Martin Perlin has been awarded two prestigious awards by Mason and CHHS, the Master Teacher of the Year and the Habit of Excellence awards. Dr. Perlin was recognized for two important pieces of work. First, he was a key member of the university QEP task force, which laid the groundwork for selecting the new QEP emphasis at Mason. His commitment and engagement in the task force was appreciated by all who served with him.

Dr. Perlin also played a major role in designing and implementing a curriculum mapping process and program evaluation procedures for the highly successful accreditation of the graduate program in Health Systems Management, Executive Management. His department, the college, and the university have been served well by his habit of excellence. 

 

 

Department Events

 

HAP Seminar Series

In 2008 the department began a monthly lecture series (organized by Dr. Jack Hadley) of timely topics and hot issues in health systems and policy for faculty, staff and students of Mason and professional colleagues in the community. The 2009-2010 series featured topics such as "Charitable Expectations for Nonprofit Hospitals," "The Patient-Centered Medical Home Model," and "What’s So Different About Health Insurance?. "

The fall 2010 HAP Seminar Series will begin again in late September, details TBA. For more information on the HAP Seminar Series visit the website and click on the HAP Seminar Series button on the left, or contact Adam McCutcheon.

Our alumni and their work colleagues are always welcome and encouraged to participate.

 

HAP Hosts Best Selling Author Gail Sheehy for Book Signing

and Expert Panel Event

Sheehy photoThe department hosted best-selling author Gail Sheehy and a panel of long-term care experts as part of a free event to discuss issues confronting the nation’s more than 50 million family caregivers of older adults. The June 9th event, "Passages in Caregiving:  Resources and Technology for the Next Generation Caregiver," included a panel discussion in the university’s Johnson Center Cinema. The discussion was followed by a signing by Ms. Sheehy of her new book, "Passages in Caregiving," in which Professor Andrew Carle is featured.

Pictured above (left to right): Buckley Fricker, Gail Sheehy, Andrew Carle 

 

2010 Quality Improvement of the Year Award Winners

By Marjorie Musick

Maddox photoThe Department of Health Administration and Policy in the College of Health and Human Services (CHHS) announced the winners of its annual Quality Improvement of the Year Awards at a banquet on April 22.

More than 160 students, faculty, staff and community health care leaders attended the event. Mary Wakefield, federal Health Resources and Services Administration administrator and former Mason faculty member, served as the keynote speaker.

groupThis competitive award was created to recognize the work being achieved by teams from Mid-Atlantic health organizations that are improving the quality and safety of health care. This year, 14 projects were nominated.

Pictured above: P.J. Maddox, chair of the Department of Health Administration and Policy

Pictured above (left to right): Dean Shirley Travis, Mary Wakefield, Leo Brennan, chair of the CHHS Advisory Board.

2010 award winners and their projects are:

  • Faculty Citation for Risk Reduction - Children’s National Medical Center for “The Power of One: Virtually Eliminating Serious Safety Events through Safety Culture, High Reliability Techniques and Employee Engagement”
  • Faculty Citation for Service Excellence - INOVA Fairfax Hospital for Children for “Breathless Moments: Streamlined Process for Utilization of the Pediatric Asthma Clinical Pathway”
  • Honorable Mention in Clinical Excellence - Georgetown University Hospital for “Journey to Zero: Reducing Catheter-Related Bloodstream Infections in the ICU”
  • Award in Clinical Excellence - INOVA Fairfax Hospital for Children for “Feeding the Way to a Shorter Stay: Achieving Clinical Excellence with a Feeding Algorithm”
  • Award in Clinical Excellence - Washington Hospital Center Department of Emergency Medicine for “Emergency Physician-Nurse-Tech Care in Triage - Washington Hospital Center’s ED Gold Team is ‘Worth Its Weight…’”
  • Spirit of Quality - Mary Washington Hospital for “Transforming Care at the Bedside”

Read more.

 

Faculty Presentations/Publications/Research

The HAP faculty continues to extend their reach in the healthcare field by reaching a series of topics and issues in their research and professional pursuits. Selected highlights from some of their research, publications and professional endeavors are listed below.

John Cantiello

Poster Presentation:"Using News in the Classroom: How to Incorporate YouTube into Lesson Plans," June, AUPHA Annual Meeting. 

Accepted Publications:

"The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act: Lessons Learned from Physicians Who Have Gone Electronic," has recently been accepted for publication by The Health Care Manager  (November 2010).

 

Andrew Carle

New York Association of Homes & Services for the Aging
2010 Annual Conference for Housing Professionals
Keynote: "As the World Turns: Senior Living Meets Global Aging with Innovations and Technology" (April 2010).

Oregon Alliance of Senior and Health Services
2010 Spring Conference & Trade Show
Keynote: "Innovations, Technology, and the Future of Senior Housing"
Breakout: "Student Mystery Shops Teach Valuable Lessons" (May 2010).

 

William Cartwright
William S. Cartwright, Ph.D. and Phan Giang, Ph.D., June 22, 2010, 3rd Biennial Conference,  American Society of Health Economists, June 20-23, 2010.


Ithaca, New York
 Health Disparities and Drug Abuse Treatment for African-American Young Men William S. Cartwright, Ph.D. and Phan Giang, Ph.D.,  June 22, 2010, 3rd Biennial Conference,  

American Society of Health Economists, June 20-23, 2010

Ithaca, New York. 

 

Lisa Eckenwiler
Invited presentations:“Women on the Move: Migrant Women, Elder Care and Global Justice,” (Plenary Session) International Network of Feminist Approaches to Bioethics, Singapore, June 26-28, 2010. “Care Worker Migration and Transnational Justice,” Dalla Lana School of Public Health, Munk Centre for International Studies, University of Toronto, April 1, 2010.

Other presentations:“Care Labor Migration and Feminist Conceptions of Global Justice,” Workshop on Feminist Ethics and Global Justice, Canadian Philosophical Association, Montreal, Quebec, May 30-June 2, 2010.

Forthcoming/accepted presentations:“A Conception of Global Justice for Public Health,” American Public Health Association, Denver, Colorado, forthcoming fall 2010. “Health Care Migrations: Moral Communities, Moral Obligations,” American Society for Bioethics and Humanities, San Diego, California, forthcoming fall 2010.

Funded projects: With Ivy Bourgeault, Ron Labonte et al., Source Country Perspectives on the Migration of Highly Trained Health Personnel: Causes, Consequences, and Responses, Canadian Institutes for Health Research, 2010-2015 (funded this past June).

 

Lorens Helmchen
Accepted Publications: Helmchen L, McDonald T, Richards M. “How Does Routine Disclosure of Medical Error Affect Patients’ Propensity to Sue and their Assessment of Provider Quality? Evidence from Survey Data.” Medical Care. Burns L R, David G, Helmchen L. forthcoming. “Strategic Response by Providers to Specialty Hospitals, Ambulatory Surgery Centers, and Retail Clinics.” Population Health Management

Funded projects: McDonald T (PI), Helmchen L (Co-I) et al. “The Seven Pillars: Crossing the Patient Safety-Medical Liability Chasm.” Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ). 09/30/10 – 09/29/13. $2,999,957.

Conference presentations: Harvard University Department of Health Care Policy, 26 April 2010, Boston, MA. 20th Annual Meeting of the American Law and Economics Association, 7 May 2010, Princeton, New Jersey. First Annual Midwestern Health Economics Study Group Conference, Chicago, Illinois, May 13-14, 2010. 3rd Biennial Conference of the American Society of Health Economists, June 20-23, 2010, Ithaca, New York.

 

Martin Perlin
Conference Presentation:"Measuring Student Proficiency and Faculty Performance on Critical Thinking," AUPHA Annual Meeting in Portland, 2010.

 

Upsilon Phi Delta National Honor Society

The department has started a Mason chapter of the Upsilon Phi Delta National Honor Society for HAP undergraduate and graduate students and recent alumni. Upsilon Phi Delta is a national academic honor society for students in health administration. The Association of University Programs in Health Administration sponsors UPD to enable academic programs in Health Administration/Healthcare Management to enrich their student’s academic experience. Criteria for membership include:

  1. Completion of a minimum 15 undergraduate credit hours or 12 graduate credit hours in Health Administration (see attached list);
  2. Undergraduate minimum GPA of 3.25. Graduate minimum GPA of 3.5 (qualified courses);
  3. Current students and graduates within the past 3 years

Members receive a lifetime affiliation with UPD with a one-time membership fee of $40.  For additional information, contact the UPD faculty advisor, Dr. Alison Cuellar.




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