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Dr.
Bauer, an internationally recognized health futurist and medical
economist. As an industry thought leader, he forecasts the evolution
of health care and develops practical approaches to improving the
medical sector of the American economy. He is widely known for his
specific proposals to create an efficient and effective health care
delivery system though multi-stakeholder partnerships and other
initiatives focused in the private sector.
Dr.
Bauer has published more than 200 articles, books, Web pages, and
videos on health care delivery. He speaks frequently to national
and international audiences about key trends in health care, medical
science, technology, information systems, reimbursement, public
policy, health reform, and creative problem-solving. Dr. Bauer is
quoted often in the national press and writes regularly for professional
journals that cover the business of health care.
Author
His
latest books are Paradox and Imperatives in Health Care: How Efficiency,
Effectiveness, and E-Transformation Can Conquer Waste and Optimize
Quality (Productivity Press, 2008) and Statistical Analysis for
Health Care Decision-Makers (CRC Press, 2009). His two previous
books are Telemedicine and the Reinvention of Health Care: The Seventh
Revolution in Medicine (McGraw-Hill, 1999) and Not What the Doctor
Ordered (McGraw-Hill, 1998). He is currently writing a book on data
analytics and strategic forecasting methodologies.
Consultant
As
a consultant, he assisted hundreds of provider, purchaser, and payer
organizations with strategic planning and performance improvement.
He served as Vice President for Health Care Forecasting and Strategy
for ACS, A Xerox Company, from 1999 to 2010. His previous consulting
firm, The Bauer Group, specialized in consumer-focused strategic
planning and development of clinical affiliation agreements for
multi-hospital networks.
Professional
Experience
In
addition, Dr. Bauer has a strong foundation of academic experience.
He was a full-time teacher and administrator at the University of
Colorado Health Sciences Center in Denver from 1973 to 1984, where
he held appointments as an associate professor and as Assistant
Chancellor for Planning and Program Development. He served concurrently
for four years as Health Policy Adviser to Colorado Governor Richard
D. Lamm. From 1992 to 1998, Dr. Bauer was as a visiting professor
in the Administrative Medicine Program at the Medical School of
the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he taught physician leaders
how to evaluate research reports and other published studies.
Education
He received his
Ph.D. in economics from the University of Colorado-Boulder. He graduated
from Colorado College in Colorado Springs with a B.A. in economics
and completed a certificate in political studies at the University
of Paris (France). During his academic career, he was a Boettcher
Scholar, a Ford Foundation Independent Scholar, a Fulbright Scholar
(Switzerland), and a Kellogg Foundation National Fellow. |
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