Elizabeth H. Bradley is affiliated with Vassar College in the United States and has contributed extensively to research in the domains of health policy, healthcare systems, and public health. Their research output spans multiple topics including healthcare policy and management, global maternal and child health, and higher education research studies.
Their recent publications demonstrate engagement with issues relating to health outcomes, infectious disease response, and health economics. Notable papers include:
Frequent coauthors associated with Elizabeth H. Bradley's work include:
Bradley often publishes in several academic venues, with the following journals being recurrent platforms for their research:
Their academic interests cover various subfields, including:
The main thematic areas present in their body of work are:
Elizabeth H. Bradley's recognition includes being named a Member of the National Academy of Medicine (NAM) in 2017.
Elizabeth H. Bradley;Leslie A. Curry;Kelly J. Devers
Terri R Fried;Elizabeth H Bradley;Virginia R Towle;Heather Allore
Leslie A. Curry;Ingrid M. Nembhard;Elizabeth H. Bradley
Robert L. McNamara;Yongfei Wang;Jeph Herrin;Jeptha P. Curtis
Elizabeth H. Bradley;Jeph Herrin;Yongfei Wang;Barbara A. Barton
Brahmajee K. Nallamothu;Eric R. Bates;Jeph Herrin;Yongfei Wang
Harlan M. Krumholz;Angela R. Merrill;Eric M. Schone;Geoffrey C. Schreiner
Elizabeth H Bradley;Leslie A Curry;Shoba Ramanadhan;Laura Rowe
Lisa C. Diamond;Lisa C. Diamond;Lisa C. Diamond;Yael Schenker;Leslie Curry;Elizabeth H. Bradley
David J. Magid;Yongfei Wang;Jeph Herrin;Robert L. McNamara
William T. Gallo;Elizabeth H. Bradley;Michele Siegel;Stanislav V. Kasl
Elizabeth H. Bradley;Jeph Herrin;Brian Elbel;Robert L. McNamara
Elizabeth H Bradley;Sarah A McGraw;Leslie Curry;Alison Buckser
Elizabeth H. Bradley;Leslie Curry;Leora I. Horwitz;Heather Sipsma
Terri R. Fried;Elizabeth H. Bradley;Christianna S. Williams;Mary E. Tinetti
Harlan M. Krumholz;Zhenqiu Lin;Patricia S. Keenan;Jersey Chen
Nathan E Goldstein;Rachel Lampert;Elizabeth Bradley;Joanne Lynn
Elizabeth H. Bradley;Eric S. Holmboe;Jennifer A. Mattera;Sarah A. Roumanis
Harlan M. Krumholz;Elizabeth H. Bradley;Brahmajee K. Nallamothu;Henry H. Ting
Elizabeth H Bradley;Benjamin R Elkins;Jeph Herrin;Brian Elbel
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