A Run for Your Money: Designing Financial Incentives to Promote Treatment Adherence for Childhood Obesity — University of Pennsylvania, 2018
Parent-Perceived Important Topics for Childhood Obesity (PPITCH): Hitting the Right Note for Effective Health Risk Communication — Massachusetts General Hospital, 2023
Different Sides of the Same Coin: Measuring Trade-offs Between Clustered and Monthly Health Insurance Payments — University of Aberdeen, 2022
InvesT1D: Improving Adolescent Diabetes Health at What Cost? — Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute, 2022
I Want It That Way: Using Stated Preferences to Design Health Care Interventions — University of Utah, 2020
Model Behavior: Best Practices for Integrating Economic Evaluation and Simulation Modeling Into Your Research Portfolio — Cincinnati Children's Hospital, 2023
From DCE to RCT and Nags to Riches: Decision Sciences Contributions to the Development and Evaluation of a Financial Incentives Intervention — Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, 2025
Feeling Like a Million Bucks: Designing Financial Incentives to Improve Adolescent Engagement in Diabetes Care — Cincinnati Children's Hospital, 2023
Agents of Change: Engagement in Chronic Disease Management From Individual to Society — NYU Langone, 2023
The Hunger Games: Fighting for Coverage and Access to Anti-Obesity Medications — University of Colorado Anschutz, 2025
OrCHID: Cultivating Informed Health Insurance Choice for Patients With Diabetes — Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University, 2025
Cents or Sensibility? A Discrete Choice Experiment to Elicit Stated Preferences for Health Insurance Plan Attributes — SMDM Annual Meeting, 2024
Decision to Initiate Lifestyle Changes for Childhood Obesity (DIsCCO) — Panel Study of Income Dynamics User Conference, 2022
Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise? Exploring Optimism Bias in Parent Predictions About a Child's Future Health — University of Wisconsin / SMDM, 2016
Real-World Evidence for Public and Private Payer Coverage Decisions — NIDDK Workshop, 2025 [Watch →] [Read the paper→]
Not My Child: Does Optimism Bias Influence Parent Predictions of Childhood-Obesity Related Disease Risks — International Health Economics Association, Milan, 2015
Hardwired for hope: How parents estimate their child’s risk for future obesity and chronic disease—Alaska INBRE Translational Research Symposium, 2016