Karoline Mortensen, Ph.D. Curriculum Vitae

Karoline Mortensen, Ph.D. Curriculum Vitae

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Curriculum Vitae

Karoline Mortensen, Ph.D.

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Signature: Date February 2, 2022 Personal Information

Karoline Mortensen, Ph.D. Associate Dean, Business Programs Associate Professor Department of Health Management and Policy 517E Jenkins Building 5250 University Drive University of Miami Herbert Business School Coral Gables, FL 33146 Email: [email protected]

Telephone: 305 284-9525 Website: https://people.miami.edu/profile/[email protected]

Education 2006 Department of Health Management and Policy

School of Public Health, University of Michigan Ph.D. Health Services Organization & Policy - Economics Concentration Advisor: Catherine G. McLaughlin Dissertation: “Heterogeneity of the Uninsured”

2003 Department of Economics, University of Michigan

M.A.E. (Master’s of Applied Economics) 1997 Florida State University B.S., Dual Degrees in Economics and Political Science


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Current Professional/Academic Appointments 2022 – present Associate Dean, Business Programs, appointed January 1, 2022

2015 – present Associate Professor with tenure, appointed July 1, 2015 Department of Health Management and Policy Miami Herbert Business School University of Miami 2021 – present Associate Residential Faculty, appointed August 1, 2021 Hecht Residential College University of Miami

2020 – present Associate Director Center for Health Management and Policy University of Miami

2013 – present Fellow Medical Industrial Leadership Institute Carlson School of Management University of Minnesota

Past Academic Appointments 2019 – 2021 Faculty Fellow Eaton Residential College University of Miami

2016 – 2020 Founding Academic Director, Master of Health Administration

(MHA) program Miami Herbert Business School 2009 – 2015 Assistant Professor, appointed August 2009

Promoted to Associate Professor with tenure 2015 Department of Health Services Administration School of Public Health University of Maryland College Park, MD 2014 – 2015 Assistant Professor (Secondary Appointment) Department of Epidemiology and Public Health

School of Medicine University of Maryland, Baltimore

2009 – 2015 Faculty Associate

Maryland Population Research Center University of Maryland, College Park


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2011 – 2015 Faculty Researcher University of Maryland Prevention Research Center University of Maryland, College Park

2012 – 2015 Faculty Affiliate

Herschel S. Horowitz Center for Health Literacy University of Maryland, College Park 2008 – 2009 Assistant Professor of the Practice Department of Political Science

Rice University

2006 – 2008 Research Scholar and Lecturer Department of Political Science Rice University

2004 – 2006 Research Associate Department of Political Science Rice University

2002 – 2005 Research Assistant

Economic Research Initiative on the Uninsured University of Michigan

2001 – 2002 Teaching Assistant and Recitation Instructor

Intermediate Microeconomics (Fall 2001, Fall 2002) Department of Health Management and Policy School of Public Health University of Michigan

2000 – 2001 Teaching Assistant Introductory Macroeconomics (Fall 2000) Introductory Microeconomics (Spring 2001) Department of Economics Michigan State University

1999 – 2000 Research Associate

Michigan Public Health Institute 1999 – 2000 Instructor

Introductory Microeconomics Department of Economics Florida State University

Articles Published and In Press in Peer Reviewed Journals


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+ indicates joint work with undergraduate or graduate students § indicates senior authorship

1. Ortega AN, Vargas-Bustamante A, Chen J, Mortensen K, Rivera A+, Roby D.

Improvements in Health Insurance Coverage and Cost-Related Delays in Care Reverse for Latinos After the Elimination of the ACA’s Individual Mandate. 2022. JAMA Network Open. Forthcoming.

2. Parente ST, Mortensen K. Assessment of the Provider Relief Fund Distribution for Treatment of Uninsured Patients With COVID-19. JAMA Health Forum. 2022;3(1):e214695.

3. French MT, Zukerberg J+, Lewandowski T+, Piccolo K+, Mortensen K. Societal Costs and Outcomes of Medical and Recreational Marijuana Policies in the United States: A Systematic Review. Medical Care Research and Review. 2022. Online First.

4. Mortensen K, Ullmann SG, Westlund R. Insights from the 10th Annual Business of Health Care Conference at the University of Miami. 2021. Health Management Policy & Innovation. Online.

5. Mortensen K, Dean EB, French MT, Wang Y+, Chen J. Trends in Health Care Expenditures and Utilization Across the Decades: 1977 to 2017. Medical Care. 2021;59(8):704-710.

6. Mortensen K, Shalala DE, Silberlust J+. Health Care Priorities for Biden in 2021 and Beyond. Journal of Healthcare Finance. 2021;47:625-27.

7. French MT, Alcala M+, Mortensen K. The Relationships Between Marijuana Use and Exercise Among Young and Middle-Aged Adults. Preventive Medicine. 2021;147:1-8. In press.

8. French MT, Mortensen K, Timming AR. A Multivariate Analysis of Workplace

Mentoring and Socializing in the Wake of #MeToo. Applied Economics. 2021. Forthcoming.

9. Timming AR, French MT, Mortensen K. Health Anxiety versus Economic Anxiety

Surrounding COVID-19: An Analysis of Psychological Distress in the Early Stages of the Pandemic. Journal of Affective Disorders Reports. 2021. Forthcoming.

10. Choi S, Mortensen K. Financial Trends of Florida Hospitals Pre and Post the Affordable

Care Act. Journal of Healthcare Finance. 2020;47(2):1-15.

11. French MT, Mortensen K, Timming AR. Changes in Self-Reported Health, Alcohol Consumption, and Sleep Quality during the COVID-19 Pandemic in the United States. Applied Economics Letters. 2020. Ahead of print, pages 1-7.


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12. French MT, Mortensen K, Timming AR. Psychological Distress and Coronavirus Fears During the Initial Phase of the COVID-19 Pandemic in the United States. Journal of Mental Health Policy and Economics. 2020;23:93-100.

13. Dean EB, French MT, Mortensen K§. Food Insecurity, Health Care Utilization, and Health Care Expenditures. Health Services Research. 2020;55(Suppl. 2):883-893.

14. French MT, Timming AR, Mortensen K. Are Tattoos Associated with Employment and Wage Discrimination? Analyzing the Relationships between Body Art and Labor Market Outcomes. Human Relations. 2019;72(5)962-987.

15. Mortensen K, French MT, Timming AR. Are Tattoos Associated with Negative Health-Related Outcomes and Risky Behaviors? International Journal of Dermatology. 2019;58(7):816-824.

16. Mortensen K, Kuttner H, Vitale A+, Hu T. Organizational and Financial Characteristics of Providers Serving Medicaid and Private Patients. Health Management, Policy & Innovation. 2018;3(2):1-15.

17. Bloodworth R+, Chen J, Mortensen K. Variation of Preventive Service Utilization by State Medicaid Coverage, Cost-Sharing, and Medicaid Expansion Status. Preventive Medicine. 2018;115:97-103.

18. Malmmose M, Mortensen K, Holm C. Global Budgets in Maryland: Early Evidence on Revenues, Expenses, and Margins in Regulated and Unregulated Services. International Journal of Health Economics and Management. 2018;18(4):395-408.

19. Hu T, Mortensen K, Chen J. Medicaid Managed Care in Florida and Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Preventable Emergency Department Visits. Medical Care. 2018;56(6):477-83.

20. Mortensen K, Hughes T+. Comparing Amazon’s Mechanical Turk Platform to

Conventional Data Collection Methods in the Health and Medical Research Literature. Journal of General Internal Medicine. 2018;33(4):533-38.

21. Mortensen K, French MT, Alcala M+. Self-reported Health Status Differs for Amazon's Mechanical Turk Respondents Compared to Nationally Representative Surveys. Medical Care. 2018;56(3):211-15.

22. Chen J, Novak P+, Barath D+, Goldman H, Mortensen K. Local Health Departments and

Reductions in 30-Day All-cause Readmission Rates among People with Mental and Substance Abuse Disorders in Maryland. Medical Care. 2018;56(2):153-61.

23. Hu T, Mortensen K§. Mandatory Statewide Medicaid Managed Care in Florida and Hospitalizations for Ambulatory Care Sensitive Conditions. Health Services Research. 2018;53(1):293-311.


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24. Mortensen K, Hu T, Ullmann SG, French MT. Does Media Attention Highlighting Hospitals with High Charges Lead to Charge Reductions? Journal of Health Care Finance. Winter 2017;43(3):1-14.

25. Ali M, Chen J, Mutter R, Novak P+, Mortensen K. The ACA’s Dependent Coverage

Expansion and Out-of-pocket Spending for Young Adults with Behavioral Health Conditions. Psychiatric Services. 2016;67(9): 977-82.

26. Chen J, Vargas Bustamante A, Mortensen K, Ortega A. Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Health Care Access and Utilization under the Affordable Care Act. Medical Care. 2016;54(2):140-6.

27. Quast T, Mortensen K. Diabetes Care Provided to Children Displaced by Hurricane Katrina. Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness. 2015;9(5):480-3.

28. Kim TY+, Mortensen K§, Eldridge B. Linking Uninsured Patients Treated In the Emergency Department to Primary Care Shows Some Promise in Maryland. Health Affairs. 2015; 34(5):796-804.

29. Ruben K+, Mortensen K§, Eldridge B. Emergency Department Referral Process and

Subsequent Use of Safety-Net Clinics. Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health. 2015;17:1298-1304.

30. Mortensen K§, Perman C+, Chen J. Innovative Payment Mechanisms in Maryland Hospitals: An Empirical Analysis of Readmissions under Total Patient Revenue. Healthcare: The Journal of Delivery Science and Innovation. 2014;2(3):177-183.

31. Chen J, Mortensen K, Bloodworth R+. Exploring Contextual Factors and Patient

Activation: Evidence from a Nationally Representative Sample of Patients with Depression. Health Education & Behavior. 2014;41(6):614-24.

32. Atherly A, Mortensen K. Medicaid Primary Care Physician Fees and the Use of Preventive Services among Medicaid Enrollees. Health Services Research. 2014;49(4):1306-1328.

33. Mortensen K§. Access to Primary and Soetspecialty Care and Emergency Department

Utilization of Medicaid Enrollees Needing Specialty Care. Journal of Healthcare for the Poor and Underserved. 2014;25(2):801-813.

34. Chen J, Vargas Bustamante A, Mortensen K, Thomas SB. Using Quantile Regression to Examine Health Care Expenditures during the Great Recession. Health Services Research. 2014;49(2):705-730.

35. Villani J+, Mortensen K§. Decomposing the Gap in Satisfaction with Provider Communication Between English- and Spanish-Speaking Hispanic Patients. Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health. 2014;16(2):195-203.


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36. Villani J+, Mortensen K§. Patient-Provider Communication and Timely Receipt of

Preventive Services. Preventive Medicine. 2013;57(5):658-663.

37. Villani J+, Mortensen K§. Nonemergent Emergency Department Use among Patients with a Usual Source of Care. Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine. 2013;26:680-691.

38. Quast T, Mortensen K. Enrollment Patterns in the Texas Medicaid Emergency Waiver Following Hurricane Katrina. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. 2013; S91-S92.

39. Mortensen K§, Chen J. The Great Recession and Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Health

Services Use. JAMA Internal Medicine. 2013;173(4):315-317.

40. Buck DS, Brown CA+, Mortensen K, Riggs R, Franzini L. Comparing Homeless and Domiciled Patients’ Utilization of the Harris County, Texas Public Hospital System. Journal of Healthcare for the Poor and Underserved. 2012;23(4).

41. Quast T, Mortensen K. Emergency Department Utilization in the Texas Medicaid

Emergency Waiver Following Hurricane Katrina. Medicare & Medicaid Research Review. 2012;2(1):E1-E16.

42. Mortensen K§. Copayments Did Not Reduce Medicaid Enrollees’ Nonemergency Use

of Emergency Departments. Health Affairs. 2010;29(9):1643-1650. Nominated for the ASPH/Pfizer Young Investigator’s Research Award, the AcademyHealth Article of the Year award, and the NIHCM Health Care Research Award.

43. Mortensen K§, Wilson R, Ho V. Physical and Mental Health Status of Hurricane Katrina Evacuees in Houston. Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved. 2009;20:524-538.

44. Mortensen K§, Song P. Minding the Gap: A Decomposition of Emergency Department

Use by Medicaid Enrollees and the Uninsured. Medical Care. 2008;46:1099-1107.

45. Mortensen K§, Dreyfuss Z+. How Many Walked Through the Door? The Effect of Hurricane Katrina Evacuees on Houston Emergency Departments. Medical Care. 2008;46:998-1001.

46. McLaughlin CG, Mortensen K. The Uninsured and Hospitals Use. (Letters) Health Affairs. 2004;23(1):274-275.

47. McLaughlin CG, Mortensen K. Who Walks Through the Door? The Effect of the Uninsured on Hospital Use. Health Affairs. 2003;22(6):143-155.


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Articles in Preparation/ Under Review

1. Timming AR, French MT, Mortensen K. Do Job Seekers Really Understand What

Managers Want in an Employee? A Between-Subjects Analysis of Perceived Graduate Attributes. In review.

2. Timming AR, Caspersz D, Casado R, French MT, and Mortensen K. Do Employers Discriminate Against Less Attractive, but More Highly Qualified Job Applicants? Implications for Human Resource Management. In review.

3. Mortensen K, Chen J, French MT. Racial and Ethnic Disparities in the Distribution of

Health Care Expenditures: 1977 – 2017. In preparation.

4. Mortensen K, Choi S, Yaraghi N. Data Breaches and Information Technology Investment in Florida Hospitals. In preparation.

5. Mortensen K. COVID-19 in Florida Hospitals. In preparation.

6. French MT, Mortensen K, Munnich E, Richards M. Heterogeneous Effects of Publicly Subsidized Private Health Insurance Expansions. In preparation.

7. Ortega A, Mortensen K, Roby D, Alcala H, Stimpson J, Rivera A. Primary Care Settings

as a Site for Voter Engagement. In preparation.

Book Chapters

1. Mortensen K, Bloodworth R+, Gaeta R+. Health Insurance and Healthcare in

Retirement. In Krauss Whitbourne, S., editor: The Encyclopedia of Adulthood and Aging. Wiley-Blackwell. December, 2015.

2. Mortensen K, Villani J+. Healthcare and Health Insurance in Retirement. In Wang M, editor: Oxford Handbook of Retirement. Oxford University Press. 2012.

Reports 1. Mortensen K. Current (2007-2009) Experiences and Future Projections of Prince

George’s County Residents’ Hospital Encounters. In Transforming Health in Prince George’s County, Maryland: A Public Health Impact Study. July 2012. (Section II, Technical Report 6, pp. 157-192). Retrieved from University of Maryland School of Public Health website: http://sph.umd.edu/princegeorgeshealth/TransformingHealth.pdf Contribution of Karoline Mortensen: Conceived study idea, performed all data analysis, and wrote the entire report.


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2. Meyer J, Roberts D, Reagan E, Mortensen K. Health Care Use and Chronic Conditions among Childless Adult Medicaid Enrollees in Arizona. Issue Brief. Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured. May 2012. Contribution of Karoline Mortensen: Conducted literature review, assisted in developing study idea, contributed to methods and writing major sections of the report.

3. Schnapp WB, Burruss J, Hickey S, Mortensen K, Raffoul P. Medicaid in Harris County: A Mental Health Perspective. A Report of the Mental Health Policy Analysis Collaborative of the University of Texas School of Public Health. June 2011. Contribution of Karoline Mortensen: Conducted literature review, assisted in developing, organizing, and writing the report.

4. Schnapp WB, Burruss J, Hickey S, Mortensen K, Raffoul P. Integrating Mental

Healthcare and Primary Care in the Houston Area. A Report of the Mental Health Policy Analysis Collaborative of the University of Texas School of Public Health. June 2011. Contribution of Karoline Mortensen: Conducted literature review, assisted in developing, organizing, and writing the report.

5. Schnapp WB, Burruss J, Hickey S, Mortensen K, Raffoul P. The Impact of Mental Illness in Returning Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom (OEF/OIF) Veterans in the Houston Area. A Report of the Mental Health Policy Analysis Collaborative of the University of Texas School of Public Health. November 2010. Contribution of Karoline Mortensen: Conducted literature review, assisted in developing, organizing, and writing the report.

6. Schnapp WB, Burruss J, Hickey S, Mortensen K, Raffoul P. Public Funding for Mental Health Services in Houston. A Report of the Mental Health Policy Analysis Collaborative of the University of Texas School of Public Health. December 2009. Contribution of Karoline Mortensen: Conducted literature review, assisted in developing, organizing, and writing the report.

7. Schnapp WB, Burruss J, Hickey S, Mortensen K, Raffoul P. The Consequences of Untreated Mental Illness in Houston. A Report of the Mental Health Policy Analysis Collaborative of the University of Texas School of Public Health. September 2009. Contribution of Karoline Mortensen: Conducted literature review, assisted in developing, organizing, and writing the report.

Other Publications

1. Defend Your Research. “A Tattoo Won’t Hurt Your Job Prospects: Body Art No Longer Has Any Stigma in the Labor Market, New Research Suggests.” Harvard Business Review. November-December 2018: 30-31.

2. Meyer J, Mortensen K. Compromise Needed on the Affordable Care Act. Baltimore Sun. July 25, 2012. Op ed.


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Congressional Testimony Testified before the House Ways and Means Subcommittee on Health. “Hearing on the Medicare Advantage Program.” May 8, 2018. Video and written testimony available at: https://gop-waysandmeans.house.gov/event/hearing-on-the-medicare-advantage-program/ Refereed Conference Proceedings and Participation

1. Mortensen K, Dean EB, French MT. Food Insecurity, Chronic Conditions, Health Care Utilization and Expenditures in the United States. International Health Economics Association World Congress. Basel, Switzerland. July 17, 2019.

2. French MT, Mortensen K, Munnich E, Richards M. Capping Consumption in the

Medicaid Market. American Society of Health Economists. Atlanta, GA. June 13, 2018. 3. Moise I, Hu T, Mortensen K. Geographic Access to Primary Care Physicians in

Medicaid Managed Care in Florida. International Health Economics Association World Congress. Boston, MA. July 10, 2017.

4. Moise I, Hu, T, Mortensen K. Assessing Network Adequacy in Mandatory Medicaid

Managed Care in Florida. AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting. New Orleans, LA. June 25, 2017.

5. Mortensen K, French, MT, Timming AR. Are Tattoos Associated with Self-Perceived

Health and Mental Health? Thirteenth Workshop on Costs and Assessment in Psychiatry ‘Mental Health Policy and Economics.’ Venice, Italy. March 24, 2017.

6. Mortensen K, Hu T. Mandatory Statewide Medicaid Managed Care in Florida and

Hospitalizations for Ambulatory Care Sensitive Conditions. Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management Fall Conference. Washington, D.C. November 3, 2016.

7. Mortensen K, Malmmose M, Boudreaux, M. Inpatient and Outpatient Utilization under

Global Budgets in Maryland. American Society of Health Economists. Philadelphia, PA. June 13, 2016.

8. Mortensen K, Chen J, Perman C+, Boudreaux M. Global Budgets and Ambulatory Care

Sensitive Conditions in Maryland Hospitals. International Health Economics Association World Congress. Milan, Italy. July 13, 2015.

9. Mortensen K, Chen J, Perman C+, Boudreaux M. Global Budgets and Ambulatory Care

Sensitive Conditions in Maryland Hospitals. AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting. Minneapolis, MN. June 15, 2015.

10. Mortensen K, Chen J, Perman C+. Hospital Global Budgeting in Maryland: Evidence

from Total Patient Revenue. International Health Economics Association World Congress. Dublin, Ireland. July 15, 2014.


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11. Mortensen K, Chen J, Perman C+. Innovative Payment Mechanisms in Maryland

Hospitals: An Empirical Analysis of Readmission under Total Patient Revenue. AcademyHealth Health Economics Interest Group meeting. San Diego, CA. June 7, 2014.

12. Mortensen K, Chen J, Perman C+. Innovative Payment Mechanisms in Maryland

Hospitals. AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting. San Diego, CA. June 9, 2014. Abstract designated “Best of ARM” including an additional session with discussion and Q&A with the authors.

13. Mortensen K, Moore B+, Crowley K. Public Health and Primary Care Integration

Through Enhanced Public Health Information Technology (PHIT) Maturity: A Case for Behavioral Health. National Coordinating Center for Public Health Services & System Research Keeneland Conference. Lexington, KY. April 8, 2014.

14. Chen J, Thomas SB, Mortensen K. $100 versus $10000: The Timing of the Great Recession and Heterogeneous Changes along the Health Expenditure Distribution. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. November 2-6, 2013, Boston, MA.

15. Mortensen K. Consumerism in Healthcare: How the Consumer Defines Quality.

American College of Gastroenterology Annual Conference. San Diego, CA. October 11, 2013.

16. Atherly A, Mortensen K. The Effects of Medicaid Expansions on the Use of Preventive

Care. International Health Economics Association. Sydney, Australia. July 10, 2013.

17. Song P, Seiber E, Mortensen K. Implication of Immigrant Reforms for Children’s Health Insurance Coverage. International Health Economics Association. Sydney, Australia. July 10, 2013.

18. Mortensen K, Perman C+. Innovative Payment Mechanisms in Maryland Hospitals:

Total Patient Revenue. International Health Economics Association. Sydney, Australia. July 10, 2013.

19. Chen J, Mortensen K, Bloodworth R+. Activating Patients with Depression: Evidence

from a Nationally Representative Data Set. AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting. Baltimore, MD. June 23-25, 2013.

20. Mortensen K, Perman C+. Innovative Payment Mechanisms in Maryland Hospitals:

Total Patient Revenue. AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting. Baltimore, MD. June 23-25, 2013.

21. Mortensen K, Atherly A. Medicaid Enrollees’ Access to Care and Use of Preventive

Services. AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting. Orlando, FL. June 25, 2012.


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22. Mortensen K. Emergency Department Utilization of Medicaid Enrollees. American

Society of Health Economists Biennial Meeting. Minneapolis, MN. June 13, 2012. 23. Atherly A, Mortensen K. Health Reform and Efficient Use of Preventive Care.

American Society of Health Economists Biennial Meeting. Minneapolis, MN. June 12, 2012.

24. Atherly A, Mortensen K. Effect of Changes in Medicaid Physician Fees on Use of

Preventive Care. American Public Health Association. Washington, D.C. November 1, 2011.

25. Mortensen K. Geographic Variation in Medicaid Enrollees’ Emergency Department

Use. Research Interaction Day. University of Maryland School of Public Health. September 23, 2011.

26. Mortensen K, Song P. The Effects of Cost Sharing on Utilization in Children’s Medicaid

and CHIP. International Health Economics Association. Toronto, Canada. July 10-13, 2011.

27. Song P, Mortensen K. Out-of-Pocket Expenditures for Emergency Department Visits.

International Health Economics Association. Toronto, Canada. July 10-13, 2011. 28. Mortensen K, Atherly A. The Effects of Medicaid Physician Fees and Copayments on

Access to Care. AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting. Seattle, WA. June 12-15, 2011.

29. Song P, Mortensen K. Out-of-Pocket Expenditures for Emergency Department Visits.

AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting. Seattle, WA. June 12-15, 2011.

30. Mortensen K, Song P. The Effects of Cost Sharing on Utilization in Children’s Medicaid and CHIP. AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting. Seattle, WA. June 12-15, 2011.

31. Buck D, Brown C+, Mortensen K, Riggs J, Franzini L. Healthcare Costs Associated

with Homelessness in Houston, TX. American Public Health Association annual meeting. Denver, CO. November 6-10, 2010.

32. Mortensen K, Kuttner H. Non-Enrollment by Children in Public Health Insurance.

Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP): Analytic Research Conference. Washington DC. October 14-15, 2010.

33. Mortensen K. The Effects of Emergency Department Copayments on Medicaid

Enrollees’ Use of Hospital and Physician Services. Research Interaction Day. University of Maryland School of Public Health. October 1, 2010.


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34. Mortensen K, Song P, Kuttner H. The Effects of Emergency Department Copayments on Medicaid Enrollees’ Use of Hospital and Physician Services. American Society of Health Economists Biennial Meeting. Ithaca, NY. June 20-23, 2010.

35. Mortensen K, Song P, Kuttner H. The Effects of Emergency Department Copayments

on Medicaid Enrollees’ Use of Hospital and Physician Services. AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting. Boston. June 27-28, 2010.

36. Mortensen K, Song P, Kuttner H. The Effects of Emergency Department Copayments

on Medicaid Enrollees’ Use of Hospital and Physician Services. Health Economics Interest Group Annual Meeting. Boston, MA. June 26, 2010.

37. Mortensen K. Do Copayments Affect Emergency Department Utilization of Medicaid

Enrollees? Research Interaction Day. University of Maryland School of Public Health. September 18, 2009.


Enrollees? International Health Economics Association Annual Meeting. Beijing, China. July 12-15, 2009.


Enrollees? Kelsey-Seybold Health Services Research and Outcomes Conference. Houston, TX. December 4, 2008. (First place in efficiency category.)

40. Buck D, Brown C+, Mortensen K, Riggs J, Franzini L. Homeless Patient Utilization of

Emergency Centers and Hospitals in the Harris County Hospital District. Kelsey-Seybold Health Services Research and Outcomes Conference. Houston, TX. December 4, 2008.

41. Mortensen K, Song P. Minding the Gap: A Decomposition of Emergency Department

Use by Medicaid Enrollees and the Uninsured. American Society of Health Economists Biennial Meeting. Durham, NC. June 22-25, 2008.

42. Mortensen K, Song P. Minding the Gap: A Decomposition of Emergency Department

Use by Medicaid Enrollees and the Uninsured. AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting. Washington DC, June 8-10, 2008.

43. Mortensen K. How Many Walked Through the Door? The Effect of Hurricane Katrina

Evacuees on Houston Emergency Departments. AcademyHealth Annual Meeting. Washington DC. June 8-10, 2008.

44. Mortensen K, Song P. Decomposing the Effect of Medicaid on Emergency Department

Utilization. Kelsey-Seybold Health Services Research and Outcomes Conference. Houston, TX. November 6, 2007. (First place in Efficiency category.)


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45. Mortensen K, Song P. Decomposing the Effect of Medicaid on Emergency Department Utilization. International Health Economics Association Annual Meeting. Copenhagen, Denmark. July 7-9, 2007

46. Mortensen K. Exploring Emergency Department Utilization of the Intermittently Uninsured. Economic Research Initiative on the Uninsured Ann Arbor Research Conference. University of Michigan. September 7-8, 2006.

47. Mortensen K. Exploring Emergency Department Utilization of the Intermittently

Uninsured. AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting. Boston, MA. June 26-28, 2005. Invited Presentations

1. Race2Imagine: Collaborations in Healthcare Leadership. Global Business School Network. Organizer and facilitator. October, 2021.

2. Healthcare Trends: Policies in Today’s Economy that Affect the Built Environment. Invited virtual panel presentation with the Association of Medical Facility Professionals and American College of Healthcare Executives, September 8 2021.

3. Biden’s First 100 Days. University of Miami School of Arts and Sciences and Department of Political Science. April 29, 2021.

4. Building More Inclusive Societies. Global Business School Network. Annual Conference. Keynote panelist and roundtable facilitator. October - November, 2020.

5. Food Insecurity and Health Care Expenditures. Ivy Exec Education. https://www.ivyexec.com/professionals/classes/details/does-food-insecurity-influence-health-care-use-and-spending November 2020.

6. The Impact of COVID-19 on Providers and Insurers: A View from the Epicenter – South Florida. Business School Alliance for Healthcare Management. COVID-19 virtual series moderator. August 10, 2020

7. Healthcare Policy: Past, Present, and 2020 Considerations. University of Miami School of Law. February 19, 2020.

8. Value-Based Care and Professional Opportunities. The Business School Alliance for Health Management (BAHM) webinar with Richard Toren. January 20, 2020.

9. Fireside Chat with Dr. Lou Pizano. University of Miami Herbert Business School Homecoming. November 8, 2019.

10. Women Faculty Research and Networking. The Business School Alliance for Health Management (BAHM) webinar with Emma B. Dean. August 13, 2019.


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11. The Politics of Healthcare. University of Miami William A. Little OB/GYN 41st Annual

Scientific Meeting. May 31, 2019.

12. Taking the Temperature of Our Health Care System. University of Miami Business School Homecoming Lecture Series. November 2, 2018.

13. Amazon Mechanical Turk in Health and Medical Research. University of Miami School

of Communication. October 25, 2018.

14. Women in Medicine Roundtable panelist. Joe Dimaggio Childrens Hospital. October 16, 2018.

15. Fear No Health Care Story: Roundtable moderated by Sammy Mack (WLRN, NPR

affiliate). Public Radio News Directors Incorporated (PRNDI) conference. June 23, 2017.

16. Hospital Price Transparency. University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. Medical School Convention. February 20, 2017.

17. Payment Innovations in Health Care. University of Miami School of Business

Administration. February 24, 2016.

18. Global Budgets in Maryland Hospitals: Effects on Discharges for Ambulatory Care Sensitive Conditions. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. May 18, 2015.

19. Innovative Payment Mechanisms in Maryland Hospitals. Healthcare Policy Seminar

Series. Virginia Commonwealth University. April 23, 2015.

20. Innovative Payment Mechanisms in Maryland Hospitals. Center for Health Equity Colloquium. University of Maryland. March 11, 2015.

21. Innovative Payment Mechanisms in Maryland Hospitals. School of Business

Administration. University of Miami. January 12, 2015.

22. Innovative Payment Mechanisms in Maryland Hospitals: a Population Health Perspective. Maryland Population Research Center. University of Maryland. November 5, 2014.

23. Innovative Payment Mechanisms in Maryland Hospitals. Rogers Health Policy Colloquium. Weill Cornell Medical College. New York. October 22, 2014.

24. Panel Moderator: How to Navigate the ACA to Provide Improved Access to Patient Care. Health Disparities Policy Summit: Closing the Health Disparities Gap Through Patient Navigation. Washington, D.C. October 8, 2014.


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25. An Overview and Update on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. University of Maryland Pre-Med Society. April 22, 2014.

26. Total Patient Revenue in Maryland: Evaluating Hospital Payment Incentives. George Mason University. March 26, 2014.

27. Overview of the Affordable Care Act. Legacy Leadership Institute, University of Maryland. December 5, 2013.

28. Innovative Payment Mechanisms in Maryland Hospitals: Total Patient Revenue. Invited

for presentation at the Medical Industry Leadership Institute in the Carlson School of Management at the University of Minnesota. May 22, 2013.

29. Innovative Payment Mechanisms in Maryland Hospitals: Total Patient Revenue. Health

Research DC at the Health Care Cost Institute (HCCI). May 3, 2013.

30. The Great Recession and Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Health Services Utilization. University of Maryland. February 22, 2013.

31. Job and Wealth Loss and Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Health Services Use: A State-Level

Examination. Congressional Budget Office, Washington DC. January 31, 2013.

32. The Great Recession and Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Health Services Utilization. Johns Hopkins University Interdepartmental Health Economics Program Seminar. October 18, 2012.

33. Medicaid Physician Fees and Preventive Services Utilization. Agency for Healthcare

Research and Quality Center for Financing, Access, and Cost Trends. June 18, 2012.

34. Health Care Costs Panel. Robert H. Smith School of Business & IBM Healthcare Analytics Workshop. May 17, 2012.

35. The Effects of Medicaid Physician Fees and Copayment on Utilization of Preventive

Services. The Pennsylvania State University. February 6, 2012.

36. Geographic Variation in Medicaid Enrollees’ Emergency Department Use. Health Research DC at the University of Maryland. September 30, 2011.

37. The Effects of Medicaid Physician Fees and Copayments on Utilization. Health Research

DC at Georgetown University. July 19, 2011.

38. The Effects of Cost Sharing on Utilization of Health Services. Health Research DC at George Washington University. February 25, 2011.

39. County Health Rankings. University of Maryland School of Public Health. April 6, 2010.


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40. Medicaid Copayments and Utilization of Health Care Services. CNA Health Research and Policy Center. March 12, 2010.

41. National Health Reform: Prospects and Long Term Challenges. University of Maryland School of Public Policy and School of Public Health. October 13, 2009.

42. Covering the Uninsured. Baylor College of Medicine. March 25, 2009.

43. President Obama’s Strategies for Health Care Reform: Putting Promises into Practice.

Rice University. March 13, 2009.

44. Do Copayments Affect Emergency Department Utilization of Medicaid Enrollees? University of Houston Center for Public Policy. April 8, 2009. Colorado School of Public Health. February 3, 2009. University of Oregon Department of Public Policy, Planning and Management. January 29, 2009. University of Maryland, College Park, Department of Health Services Administration. January 26, 2009.

45. Environmental and Energy Politics of the Candidates. Rice University. September 26,

2008.

46. The Impact of Health Care Reform on the Daily Delivery of Care. The Methodist Hospital System Ethics Grand Rounds. September 3, 2008.

47. Minding the Gap: A Decomposition of Emergency Department Use by Medicaid Enrollees and the Uninsured. University of Houston Center for Public Policy. March 2008.

48. Presidential Prescriptions for the US Healthcare System. Rice University. February 2008.

49. Emergency Department Utilization of the Intermittently Uninsured. Presented at the

University of Texas School of Public Health. October 2006. Grants and Contracts Active Summer 2015 – 2022 Miami Business School Summer Research Grant- 2/9 salary. Completed June 2017 – May 2018 University of Miami Provost’s Research Award.


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6/1/2014 – 5/31/2016 Title: Treatment of Displaced, Low-Income Children with Chronic Conditions. R03HD079758. Sponsor: Sam Houston State University. Role and Percent Effort: Co-Principal Investigator (20%). Other Co-PI is Troy Quast. Total amount: $147,476. Subcontract amount: $59,301.00. This is a sub-project of a parent grant funded by the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD). 9/15/2013 – 2/14/2016 Title: Public Health and Primary Care Integration Through Enhanced Public Health Information Technology (PHIT): A PHIT Maturity Index for Improved Effectiveness, Efficiency and Outcomes. Sponsor: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Public Health Services and System Research (PHSSR). Role and Percent Effort: Collaborator (5%). Principal Investigators: Agarwal R, Gold R, Kleinman D. Total amount: $199,920. Subcontract amount: $6,500. 1/1/2013 – 12/31/2013 Title: Job and Wealth Loss and Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Health Services Use. Sponsor: Maryland Population Research Center. Role and Percent Effort: Co-Principal Investigator. Other Co-PI is Jie Chen. Total amount: $15,000. My amount $7,500. This is a Maryland Population Research Center (MPRC) Seed Grant and MPRC is funded by the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Center for Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) grant R24-HD041041. 12/1/2011 – 6/30/2012 Title: Prince George’s County Public Health Impact Assessment. Sponsor: University of Maryland Medical System, DimensionsHealth, Prince George’s County, and the Maryland state Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. Role and Percent Effort: Co-investigator (15%). Principal Investigator Dushanka Kleinman. Total amount: $250,806. Subcontract amount $19,000. 9/1/2011 – 12/31/2013 Title: Effect of Changes in Medicaid Physician Fees on Access, Use and Costs of Preventive Care. Sponsor: National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development. R21. Role and Percent Effort: Co-Principal Investigator (30%). Other Co-PI Adam Atherly. Total amount: $424,071. Subcontract amount: $142,274. 1/1/2011 – 12/31/2011 Title: Health Care Use and Chronic Conditions among Childless Adult Medicaid Enrollees in Arizona. Sponsor: Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured


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Role and Percent Effort: Co-Investigator (10%). Other Co-Investigators: Jack Meyer, Esther Reagan, and Dennis Roberts. Total amount: $50,000. Subcontract amount: $10,000. 8/1/2010 – 8/1/2011 Title: Examining the Effects of Cost Sharing on Utilization and Disparities in Children’s Medicaid and CHIP. Sponsor: The Ohio State University Research Foundation. Role and Percent Effort: Co-Principal Investigator. Other Co-PI: Paula Song. Total amount: $30,000. Subcontract amount: $15,000. 2/1/2010 – 2/28/2011 Title: Non-Enrollment by Children Eligible for Public Health Insurance. Sponsor: US Census Bureau and National Poverty Center at the University of Michigan. Role and Percent Effort: Principal Investigator (10%). Co-Investigator: Hanns Kuttner. Total amount: $26,000. Subcontract amount: $13,000. 5/15/2010 – 8/22/2011 Title: The Effects of Emergency Department Copayments on Medicaid Enrollees’ Use of Physician and Hospital Services. Sponsor: University of Maryland Research and Scholarship Award. Role and Percent Effort: Principal Investigator (15%). Total amount: $9,000. 11/1/2009 – 11/30/2010 Title: The Effects of Natural Disaster on Health Care Utilization: An Evaluation of the Hurricane Katrina “TexKat” Medicaid Waiver. Sponsor: Maryland Population Research Center Role and Percent Effort: Co-Principal Investigator (15%). Other Co-PI: Troy Quast. Total amount: $14,930. This is a Maryland Population Research Center (MPRC) Seed Grant and MPRC is funded by the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Center for Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) grant R24-HD041041. 7/1/2008 – 7/31/2011 Title: Mental Health Policy Analysis Collaborative. Sponsor: The Houston Endowment. Role and Percent Effort: Co-Investigator (15%). Other Co-Investigators: William Schnapp, John Burruss, Scott Hickey, and Paul Raffoul. Total amount $1,000,000. Fellowships, Prizes and Awards

1. Poets&Quants Best Undergraduate Professors. 2020.


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2. Recognized as a “Top Reviewer” in the top 5% by Health Services Research. 2019 and 2020.

3. The Miami Herbert Business School MHA Excellence in Teaching Award. 2019.

4. The University of Miami Business School Faculty Research Mentor of the Year awarded by Undergraduate Business Education. 2018.

5. University of Miami Provost’s Research Award. 2017-2018.

6. Recognized as a “Top Reviewer” for Medical Care for 2013-2015. 7. Abstract selected for “Best of AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting (ARM)” for the

2014 AcademyHealth annual research meeting. 8. Elected President of the Gamma Zeta chapter of Delta Omega, the Honorary Society in

Public Health. 2013 –2015.

9. The University of Maryland School of Public Health Leda Amick Wilson Mentoring Award. Award Recipient. 2012 – 2013.

10. Nominated by graduate students and faculty for the Association of

Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH)/Pfizer Early Career Award. 2013.

11. Nominated by graduate students for the University of Maryland Graduate Faculty Mentoring Award. 2013.

12. The University of Maryland School of Public Health Annual Doris W. Sands Excellent

Teaching Award. 2011 – 2012.

13. Inducted into the Gamma Zeta chapter of Delta Omega, the Honorary Society in Public Health. 2011.

14. Copayments Did Not Reduce Medicaid Enrollees’ Nonemergency Use of Emergency Departments. Health Affairs. September 2010;29(9):1643-1650. Nominated for the ASPH/Pfizer Young Investigator’s Research Award, the AcademyHealth Article-of-the-Year award, and the NIHCM Health Care Research Award.

15. Research and Scholarship Award. 2010. University of Maryland.

16. 1st place poster: “Do Copayments Affect Emergency Department Utilization of Medicaid

Enrollees?” Efficiency division, Kelsey-Seybold Research Foundation 9th Annual Health Services and Outcomes Research Conference. Houston TX. December 2008.


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17. 1st place poster “Decomposing the Effect of Medicaid on Emergency Department Use.” Efficiency division, Kelsey-Seybold Research Foundation 8th Annual Health Services and Outcomes Research Conference. Houston TX. November 2007.

18. Rackham Graduate School Dissertation Fellowship, University of Michigan - Fall 2005.

Teaching, Mentoring and Advising Courses taught in the past 5 years

University of Miami

Spring 2022 Healthcare Demand and Supply HMP 320 33 undergraduate students, 3 credits Public Policy and Health HMP 655 35 MHA and MD/MBA students, 2 credits

Public Policy and Health HMP 655 10 MBA students, 3 credits Fall 2021 Population Health HMP 310 45 undergraduate students, 3 credits Spring 2021 Healthcare Demand and Supply HMP 320

46 undergraduate students, 3 credits Public Policy and Health HMP 655 39 MHA and MD/MBA students, 2 credits

Public Policy and Health HMP 655 25 MBA students, 3 credits

Professional Skills Development HMP 683 30 MHA, MBA students, 2 credits

Fall 2020 Introduction to the MBA Experience BUS 698 11 MD/MBA students, 2 credits Essentials of Healthcare Administration HMP 601 51 MHA, MD/MBA, and MBA students, 2 credits

Spring 2020 Healthcare Demand and Supply HMP 320

38 undergraduate students, 3 credits


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Public Policy and Health HMP 655 25 MHA and MD/MBA students, 2 credits

Public Policy and Health HMP 655 18 MBA students, 3 credits Fall 2019 Essentials of Healthcare Administration HSM 601 (co-taught with Rick Toren) 33 MHA, MD/MBA, MBA students, 2 credits Professional Skills Development HSM 683 36 MHA, MBA students, 2 credits Spring 2019 Health Economics HSM 320

40 undergraduate students, 3 credits Public Policy and Health HSM 655 37 MHA and MD/MBA students, 2 credits Population Health HSM 620

27 MHA and MD/MBA students, 2 credits Public Policy and Health HSM 655 19 MBA students, 3 credits Directed Study/Internships HSM 650 4 MHA students, 2 credits

Fall 2018 Essentials of Healthcare Administration HSM 601 40 MHA, MD/MBA, and MBA students, 2 credits Professional Skills Development HSM 683 23 MHA students, 2 credits Spring 2018 Health Economics HSM 320 21 undergraduate students, 3 credits Public Policy and Health HSM 655 22 MHA students, 2 credits Population Health HSM 620 18 MHA students, 2 credits Public Policy and Health HSM 655 26 MBA students, 3 credits


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Honors Research HSM 555, Directed Study MGT 699 2 students, 3 credits Health Care Administration Internship and Capstone HSM 699 5 students, 4 credits

Curriculum Development Summer 2020 Developed and taught “Introduction to the MBA Experience” for

the NextGen MD/MBA program. Spring 2019 Restructured HSM 620 Population Health to be a project-based

course in collaboration with UHealth. Fall 2017 Course development: designed and taught HSM 683 Professional

Skills Development course in the MHA program. Experiential learning.

Spring 2016 Degree development: took lead in designing the curriculum for a

Master’s in Health Administration (MHA), led the proposal through University approval process. Approved October 2016, launched August 2017.

Spring 2016 Course development: developed the syllabus and curriculum for

HSM 310: Population Health and HSM 320: Health Care Demand and Supply. These courses are new courses for undergraduate majors and minors at the University of Miami.

Spring 2015 Course development: developed the syllabus and curriculum for

HLSA 300: Introduction to Health Services and Policy. This undergraduate course is a core course for the new Public Health Science B.S. degree at the University of Maryland.

Spring 2014 Course development: developed the syllabus and curriculum

(tailored to doctoral students’ needs) for HLSA 792 Health Services Portfolio Seminar I.

Spring 2013 Course development: created online version of Introduction to

Health Systems HLSA 601 for online University of Maryland MPH program.

Fall 2012 Participated in “The Incidental Economist University.” A well-

known blogger provided weekly updates related to our course readings.


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Fall 2011 Developed the syllabus and curriculum (tailored to doctoral

students’ needs) for HLSA 791 Advanced Research Seminar I. Fall 2010 Developed the syllabus and curriculum (tailored to doctoral

students’ needs) for HLSA 898 Pre-candidacy Research Seminar. Fall 2009 Developed the syllabus and curriculum for HLSA 601 Introduction

to Health Systems (course materials are updated each semester). Teaching Awards

2020 Poets&Quants Top 50 Undergraduate Professors of 2020 https://poetsandquantsforundergrads.com/2020/12/01/2020-best-

undergraduate-professors-karoline-mortensen-university-of-miami-herbert-business-school/

2019 The Miami Herbert Business School MHA Excellence in Teaching

Award. 2012 The University of Maryland School of Public Health Annual Doris

W. Sands Excellent Teaching Award. Advising and Mentoring:

Have served on internship, capstone, thesis, and doctoral dissertation committees for over 50 students at the University of Maryland and the University of Miami.

Other Mentoring:

2018 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation/University of North Carolina

Clinical Scholars Program Mentor. 2015 – 2017 University of Miami School of Business Administration Mentoring

Program. 2012 – 2013 Selected for and Participated in the UMD “Keeping our Faculties”

ADVANCE mentoring program. 2013 Selected as a faculty mentor for the Public Health Systems

Research (PHSR) program of AcademyHealth.


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Mentoring Awards 2018 The University of Miami Business School Faculty Research

Mentor of the Year awarded by Undergraduate Business Education.

2012 – 2013 The University of Maryland School of Public Health Leda Amick

Wilson Mentoring Award. Award Recipient. 2012 – 2013 Nominated by graduate students for the University of Maryland

Graduate Faculty Mentoring Award. Award Nominee.

Service

Professional 2021 Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. Health System and

Value Research (HSVR) Study Section ad hoc member. 2021 Global Business School Network (GBSN) Health and Healthcare

Learning Community Steering Committee. 2021 Global Business School Network (GBSN) Race2Imagine

Collaboration with Universad de los Andes. 2019 Department of Defense, Defense Health Agency, Defense Program

for Health Services Research. Ad hoc reviewer (one time service). 2019 – present Steering Committee Member for the Southeastern Health

Economics Study Group. 2018 Mentor for Robert Wood Johnson Foundation/AcademyHealth

Clinical Scholars program. 2017 Invited reviewer for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and

AcademyHealth “Health Data for Action” grant solicitation. 2016 – 2020 Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. Health System and

Value Research (HSVR) Study Section standing member (four year term).

2016 National Institutes of Health. Health Services Organization and

Delivery Study Section. Ad Hoc Reviewer (one time service). 2016 Poster Walk Leader for “Payment and Delivery System

Innovation” 2016 AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting.


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2015 - 2016 Theme Leader and Scientific Review Committee member for

“Payment and Delivery System Innovation” 2016 AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting and Chair of two conference sessions.

2015 - 2019 Review Committee member for the Presidential Scholarship for the

AcademyHealth Institute on Advocacy and Public Policy. 2015 Invited reviewer for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and

AcademyHealth “Optimizing Value in Health Care: Consumer-Focused Trends from the Field” grant solicitation.

2015 – 2019 Elected board member of the AcademyHealth Committee on

Advocacy and Public Policy. 2015 Scientific Review Committee member and Theme Reviewer

“Payment and Delivery System Innovation” 2015 AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting.

2014 – 2015 Member of Prince George’s County Primary Healthcare Strategic

Plan Advisory Workgroup on Physician Recruitment and Retention.

2013 – 2015 President, Gamma Zeta Chapter of Delta Omega, the Honorary

Society in Public Health. 2013 – 2015 Member of the Prince George’s County Regional Medical Center

Primary Care Stakeholders Committee. Nominated by Prince George’s County Council member Eric Olson to represent District 3 in informing the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission’s plans to develop a regional medical center.

2012 – 2017 International Health Economics Association. Scientific Committee member. 2011 – 2015 Founded, organized and maintained Health Research DC, a 30-

member group of health researchers in the DC Metro area that met monthly for research seminars.

2011 Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Emergency

Department Prevention Quality Indicators Work Group Member. 2010 – present American Society of Health Economists.

Scientific Committee member. Conduct abstract reviews, serve as chair and/or discussant for conference presentations.


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2006 – present Serve as discussant, chair of session for numerous academic conference presentations.

2006 – 2009 Healthcare for the Homeless Houston FQHC Advisory Committee Board member. Editorial Boards 2021 – present Associate Editor. International Journal of Health Economics and

Management. 2013 – 2015 Associate Editor. “Utilization, Expenditure, Economics and

Financial Systems” section of BMC Health Services Research. Journal Reviews 2022 Health Services Research Health Economics Medical Care Research and Review International Journal of Health Economics and Management 2021 Health Services Research Medical Care New England Journal of Medicine International Journal of Health Economics and Management Inquiry Journal of Hospital Medicine Healthcare: The Journal of Delivery Science and Innovation Medical Care Research and Review Health Economics Academic Pediatrics 2020 New England Journal of Medicine Health Services Research Applied Economics Milbank Quarterly American Journal of Public Health Medical Care Research & Review American Journal of Managed Care Journal of Health Politics, Policy, and Law 2019 Health Affairs Health Services Research Preventive Medicine Reports


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Medical Care Journal of American Board of Family Medicine American Journal of Managed Care Preventive Medicine 2018 Health Affairs Health Services Research Medical Care Health Systems Journal of Risk and Insurance Disability and Rehabilitation Journal of Health Economics Journal of Applied Social Psychology Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health International Journal of Dermatology 2017 Health Services Research Health Economics Health Affairs Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine American Journal of Public Health Inquiry American Journal of Preventive Medicine Injury Prevention Journal of Asthma 2016 New England Journal of Medicine Health Services Research Journal of Interprofessional Care Healthcare: The Journal of Delivery Science and Innovation Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness Journal of Healthcare for the Poor and Underserved Journal of the Board of American Family Medicine American Journal of Preventive Medicine Medical Care American Journal of Public Health Injury Prevention BMC Medical Research Methodology Health Economics 2015 Health Affairs Journal of Human Resources BMC Health Services Research American Journal of Preventive Medicine Medical Care American Journal of Public Health


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Journal of Healthcare for the Poor and Underserved Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health Disaster Management and Public Health Preparedness 2014 Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health Medical Care BMC Health Services Research Journal of Human Resources American Journal of Public Health Chronic Diseases- International Global Public Health 2013 Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved Medical Care Health Affairs Health Economics Population Research and Policy Review Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health Journal of Pharmaceutical Health Services Research American Journal of Public Health American Journal of Managed Care 2012 Journal of Health Economics Medical Care American Journal of Public Health Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved 2011 Health Affairs Health Services Research Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved American Journal of Managed Care 2010 Medical Care Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved 2009 Medical Care Social Science & Medicine Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved 2008 Medical Care Social Science & Medicine Textbook Reviews 2013 Introduction to Health Services: Foundations and Challenges.

Healy B, Evans T.


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2010 Applications in Health Economics. Feldstein P. 2009 Environmental Politics and Policy. Rosenbaum WA. Documentary Film Reviews 2015 Code Black. Bullfrog Productions. 2013 The Waiting Room. Bullfrog Productions. Memberships 2016 – 2017 American Economics Association 2011 Population Association of America 2011 American Public Health Association 2010, 2015 - present Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management 2015 – present Association of University Programs in Health Administration 2008 – present American Society of Health Economists 2006 – present International Health Economics Association 2005 – present AcademyHealth University Service 2020 – 2021 University of Miami School of Nursing and Health Sciences

Doctor of Nurse Practice Self Study Committee Member 2020 – present University of Miami First Year Fellow Program Interviewer 2020 – present University of Miami Residential College Resident Assistant

Interviewer 2019 – present University of Miami Faculty Senate Committee on Professional

Conduct 2019 – 2021 Faculty Fellow, Eaton Residential College


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2017 – 2020 Provost’s Research Award Review Committee 2017 – 2020 University of Miami Research Council Executive Committee 2016 – present University of Miami Undergraduate Admission Office Scholarship

Faculty Interviewer/Presenter 2016 – 2017 University of Miami School of Business Administration Dean

Search Committee 2013 – 2015 University of Maryland Vice President’s Advisory Committee

(VPAC) Programs, Curricula, and Courses Committee (PCC). 2013 – 2015 University of Maryland Public Health Science Steering Committee 2010 – 2011 University of Maryland School of Public Policy Faculty Search

Committee School Service 2021- present Faculty Advisor: Women in Business graduate student club 2020 - 2022 Miami Herbert Business School Academic Integrity Committee 2019 – 2020 Miami Herbert Business School Elected 2nd Vice Speaker of the

School Council 2018 Miami Business School, 70th Anniversary Planning Committee 2018 – 2019 Miami Business School, Strategy Committee Member 2017 – 2019 Miami Business School, Executive Education Committee 2016 – 2020 Miami Herbert Business School, School Council Member 2013 – 2015 University of Maryland SPH Innovation and Technology

Committee 2012 University of Maryland School of Public Health University

Fellowship Review Committee 2010 – 2013 University of Maryland, Baltimore and University of Maryland

College Park Task Force on Comparative Effectiveness Research 2010 – 2012 School of Public Health Senate Executive Committee


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2008 – 2009 Faculty Advisor to Children’s Defense Fund Student Health

Outreach (CDF SHOUT) Rice University. Department Service 2018 – present Faculty mentor to the South Florida Healthcare chapter of the

American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE) graduate University of Miami case competition team and undergraduate team.

Faculty mentor to the Business School Alliance of Health

Management MBA/MHA case competition team. Faculty mentor to the UCLA health management case competition

(MD/MBA) team. 2016 – present Faculty advisor to the Undergraduate Health Care Club (student

organization) 2016 – 2020 Director of the MHA program 2015 – 2016 Chair of the Master’s of Health Administration (MHA)

development committee (University of Miami) 2014 Faculty mentor to the National Association of Health Services

Executives (NAHSE) case competition team 2014 – 2015 Founding faculty advisor to Health Services Administration

Student Association (HSASA) 2013 – 2014 Faculty Search Committees (assistant professor position, chair

position) 2012 – 2015 Chair of the Committee on Programs, Courses, and Curricula

(PCC) 2011 – 2012 Faculty Search Committee (assistant professor position) 2009 – 2015 Learning Outcomes Assessment Committee 2009 – 2015 Merit Review Committee 2009 – 2015 Graduate Student Comprehensive Exam (Portfolio) Committee


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2009 – 2015 Graduate Student Admissions Committee 2009 – 2015 Chair of the Core Instructor Committee Selected Media Coverage

2021 WalletHub interview on benefits and drawbacks of Medicaid

expansion: https://wallethub.com/edu/states-with-the-most-and-least-medicaid-coverage/71573#expert=Karoline_Mortensen

2020 Interviewed for University of Miami news story: “Price of

COVID-19 testing can be off the charts. https://news.miami.edu/stories/2020/09/price-of-testing-for-covid-19-can-be-off-the-charts.html

2019 Selected coverage for International Journal of Dermatology

article: https://medicalxpress.com/news/2019-01-tattoos-linked-individuals-health-risky.html

2018 Interviewed for WLRN NPR affiliate on reference pricing: http://wlrn.org/post/fed-traditional-health-insurance-south-florida-

company-tries-something-radical Interviewed for MedPage Today on Maryland Global Budgets:

https://www.medpagetoday.com/hospitalbasedmedicine/generalhospitalpractice/71747

2017 Interviewed for research on hospital charges:

http://www.lifezette.com/healthzette/worlds-expensive-babysitter/ Live tv interviews with This week in South Florida on WPLG

ABC 10 discussing the Republican Replacement Bill. https://www.local10.com/this-week-in-south-florida/this-week-in-

south-florida-how-will-healthcare-reform-impact-florida

https://www.local10.com/this-week-in-south-florida/this-week-in-south-florida-vice-president-mike-pence-visits-south-florida-to-push-for-obamacare-repeal

Interviewed for NPR’s Marketplace on Trump’s rollback of birth

control provision.

https://www.local10.com/this-week-in-south-florida/this-week-in-south-florida-how-will-healthcare-reform-impact-florida

https://www.local10.com/this-week-in-south-florida/this-week-in-south-florida-how-will-healthcare-reform-impact-florida





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https://www.marketplace.org/2017/05/30/economy/mid-day-update/05302017-mdu

Live tv interview with Your South Florida on Children’s Health

Insurance Program reauthorization. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_tlpvaBKvI

2016 Panelist on the Wharton School’s Business of Health Care – Business Radio on Sirius XM: Maryland’s Global Hospital Budgets. http://www.whartonhealthcare.org/wharton_sirius_radio_session_maryland_s_global_hospital_budgets

Radio interview for National Public Radio WLRN 91.3 with

Sammy Mack. http://wlrn.org/post/researcher-under-obamacare-costs-go-down-young-adults-mental-illness-0

Consulted for expertise on health care spending trends

http://www.miamitodaynews.com/2016/07/05/factors-keeping-healthcare-costs-steady/

Selected coverage of Journal of Health Care Finance article: http://wlrn.org/post/research-what-happens-when-hospitals-are-

publicly-shamed-over-prices-not-so-much https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/to-your-

health/wp/2016/10/20/despite-being-shamed-for-overcharging-patients-hospitals-raised-their-prices-again/

http://time.com/money/4541049/hospitals-prices-overcharging-

patients-report/ 2015 Interviewed for research on linking uninsured patients in the

emergency department to safety-net primary care clinics: www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/05/150505112212.htm Consulted for expertise on the Medicaid program in Maryland for

the Mid-Atlantic AARP July 2015 issue. http://states.aarp.org/md-health-care-for-the-most-vulnerable/

Radio interview for KCSN 88.5 on research linking uninsured

patients in the emergency department to safety-net primary care clinics.


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2014 Consulted for expertise on the Maryland All-Payer System reform waiver (Modern Healthcare, National Journal, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette).

Quoted in Becker’s Hospital Review: http://www.beckershospitalreview.com/finance/has-maryland-

found-a-solution-to-the-u-s-healthcare-cost-crisis.html 2013 Interviewed for the paper on racial/ethnic disparities in health

services utilization during the Great Recession. Press coverage from: Reuters Health, Health Day, US News and World Report, CBS News, ABC News, Kaiser Health News, The Chicago Tribune, The Morning Consult, American Health Line, California Healthline, Associations of Schools of Public Health Friday Letter, and others.

Consulted for news story on radio show Sound Medicine.

Consulted for insight on news story on a Medicaid expansion series printed in Carroll County Times.

Cited in the Washington Post article: Information technology is

changing health-care system: http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/capitalbusiness/information-technology-is-changing-health-care-system/2014/01/10/0b66e8c6-7250-11e3-9389-09ef9944065e_story.html

2012 Interviewed by Sarah Kliff for Washington Post

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2012/07/11/study-medicaid-patients-arent-using-the-emergency-department-for-routine-care/

Consulted for insight on news story printed in the Washington

Examiner. Consulted for insight on news story printed in the Montgomery

County Gazette.

Consulted for insight on news story printed in Annapolis Capital Gazette.

2009 Interviewed by KPFT FM 90.1 in Houston regarding research on Hurricane Katrina


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Podcasts

2013 Conversations on How to Save Health Care. A three part series joint with the Robert H. Smith School of Business and the Washington Post’s Capital Business Report:

Part 1: http://www.rhsmith.umd.edu/news/conversations-how-

save-health-care-part-1 Part 2: http://www.rhsmith.umd.edu/news/conversations-how-

save-health-care-part-2

Part 3: http://www.rhsmith.umd.edu/news/conversations-how-save-health-care-part-3

Karoline Mortensen, Ph.D. Curriculum Vitae

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