Behavioral Health Economics
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The following experts are active in the field of Behavioral Health Economics.
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Substance Abuse Economics
Multi-Site Evaluation
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Fellow, Health Economics
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Biography
Jeremy Bray, PhD, Fellow in health economics, appointed November 2007, is the director of RTI’s Behavioral Health Economics Program. His research focuses on the economics of substance abuse and is an expert in the design and conduct of complex, multisite evaluations. Dr. Bray's research focuses on the application of micro-econometric models of time use to the demand for and social consequences of alcohol and illicit drug use. In his work on multisite evaluations, Dr. Bray is applying innovative design and analysis methodologies to the evaluation of behavioral health programs that consist of multiple interventions for multiple populations. Since joining RTI in 1992, Dr. Bray has led or co-led research studies funded by the National Institutes of Health, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, and private foundations. Dr. Bray is an assistant editor for Addiction and has published his findings in numerous peer-reviewed journals, including the Journal of Labor Economics, Journal of Health Economics, Public Health Reports, Medical Care, and Health Economics. Read More…