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3. Co-Editor-in-Cheif Journal of Health & Medical Informatics
David Randall
Co-Editor-in-Cheif
Journal of Health & Medical Informatics

4. Health & Medical Informatics
“... the application of computers, communications, and information technology and systems to all fields of medicine” (Morris Collen)
“...transformation of data to information, information to knowledge”
(M. ‘Scott’ Blois)
Health & Medical Informatics

5. Journal of Health and Medical Informatics
The Journal of Health & Medical Informatics (JHMI) is a scholarly journal that integrates the information and communication related to healthcare, medicine and their applications in medical information systems.
Journal of Health and Medical Informatics

6. Informatics Applications
Data capture devices
New tools that deliver clinical interventions
Substantive content specific to selected clinical trials
Treat informatics like statistics: expect it in every project!

8. David Randall, serves as Executive Director of the Consumer Driven Health Care Institute based in Washington, DC.
Resident Scholar with the American Research and Policy Institute in Washington.
He received his Ph.D. in Political Science (Policy Analysis and Administration) from Kent State University.
Senior Lecturer, Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota.
Editor’s Biography

9. Dr. Randall has testified before both U. S
Dr. Randall has testified before both U.S. House and Senate committees of Congress on a variety of health policy issues and has an extensive experience as a former top insurance regulator, legislative staff member, health care lobbyist, consultant and executive with not only insurance companies but also with several provider trade groups in Washington.
AWARDS

10. Research Interests Health Care Policy Consumer Driven Health Care
Medicaid entitlements and privatization
State and Federal Health Insurance Exchanges and
Health Care Information Technology
Research Interests

11. Consumer Driven Health Care
Health Care Policy
Consumer Driven Health Care

12. He has over two dozen peer-reviewed and professional publications as well as book chapters on health care entitlements and the policy process surrounding health care reform.
His research includes study of Medicaid entitlements and privatization, Health Insurance Exchanges and health care information technology.
Editor-in-Chief, Health Care: Current Reviews
Editorial Member, Journal of Health and Medical Informatics.
Publications

13. Randall, David and Dongjin Chen. 2013
Randall, David and Dongjin Chen “The Path of Public Health Finance, Implementation and
Reform in China: Lessons from the U.S Medicaid System.” World Medical and Health Policy 5: 395–402.
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Randall, David “Implementation Issues with ACA and Health Insurance Exchanges:
Challenges Ahead.” Health Care: Current Reviews. 1:2 e101. doi: /hccr.1000e101.
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 Randall, David with Steve Parente and Michael Ramlet “Insurer Payment Lags to Physician
Practices: An Opportunity to Finance EMR Adoption” Journal of Health and Medical
Informatics 4: 136. doi: /
Randall, David and Steve Parente “U.S. Medicaid Managed Care Markets: Explaining State
Policy Choice Variation.” Insurance Markets and Companies: Analyses and Actuarial
Computations. Vol. 3 Issue 1: ISSN
Randall, David with Steve Parente “Impact of High Deductible Health Plans:
Point-Counterpoint.” Debates on U.S. Health Care Reform (Edited by J.J. Kronefeld, W. Parmet and M. Zezza) Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publishing. ISBN
Recent Publications

14. SIGNATURE David Randall, Ph.D.
CDHCI::Consumer Driven Health Care Institute
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1250 Connecticut Avenue, NW
Washington, DC
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17. OMICS Group Open Access Membership
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