Medical Industry Leadership Institute

Meaningful Market Based Health Reform: An Odyssey
Speaker: Stephen Parente, PhD.

Date: November 20, 2009

Time: 7:30-8:30am

Location: United Hospital, John Nasseff Medical Center, Miller/St. Luke's Conference Rooms
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To learn more about our students and their experiences at the Carlson School, we are now featuring their answers to relevant questions such as: why Carlson, favorite class, dream jobs, etc.
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University Medical Industry Enterprise
Kevin Roche, JD, MBA

The new University Medical Industry Enterprise will be very helpful in promoting the growth of new health care and other enterprises in the State of Minnesota, which is extremely important, given that these businesses are a major source of good quality new jobs.
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Shaping the future of the medical industry

Established by the Carlson School and the University of Minnesota in 2005, the Medical Industry Leadership Institute is dedicated to the advancement of cutting-edge MBA education, executive education, research, and market development.

Click here to view a copy of the institute's brochure.

The Economics and Psychology of Deductibles and the Coverage Gap in Medicare Part D

Principal Investigators:

Robert Town, Associate Professor, James A. Hamilton Professor of Health Economics, Department of Health Policy and Management, School of Public Health

Kathleen Vohs, Associate Professor, McKnight Presidential Fellow, Marketing Department, Carlson School of Management and Pinar Karaca-Mandic, Assistant Professor

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Stephen Parente, associate professor of finance and director of the Medical Industry Leadership Institute has co-authored a paper, "Effects of a Consumer Driven Health Plan on Pharmaceutical Spending and Utilization," which compares pharmaceutical spending and utilization in a consumer driven health plan with a three-tier pharmacy benefit design.
For more information, see full paper (PDF)>>

PROFILE

The Medical Industry Leadership Institute partners with the Carlson School to offer an MBA with a medical industry specialization. Few graduate business programs focused on the medical industry offer students the training, knowledge,and experience they need to meet the future challenges and business opportunities of this growing market.