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Tepper Health Care Initiative

The rapidly changing landscape of health care poses a variety of operational, organizational, technological, and societal challenges. Tepper School faculty and students are engaged in research activities that address these challenges.

The Tepper Health Care Initiative supports and showcases the research advances, educational endeavors, thought leadership, entrepreneurship, and industry partnerships of Tepper School faculty, students, and collaborators in the health care and health tech domains.

Meet our experts, read about their work and its impact on business and society, explore our courses, and find collaboration opportunities.

Have questions about the Health Care Initiative at the Tepper School? Reach out to our faculty chair, Soo-Haeng Cho.

Why We Started the Tepper Health Care Initiative

Alan Scheller-Wolf
Richard M. Cyert Professor of Operations Management

 

Frontier Research in Health Care and Health Tech

Revolutionizing Organ Donation and Matching

Organ donation

Designing Effective Medical Teams and Knowledge Transfer

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Transforming Health Care With Machine Learning

Machine learning

Analytics-Driven Health Care Operations and Design

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Tepper Health Care News

Tepper School Scholar's Innovations Address Geographic and Donor Supply Challenges in Organ Transplantation

Tepper School Study Finds Not All Failures Lead to Learning

Quantum Computing Offers Faster, Smarter Way to Identify Pneumonia from Chest X-Rays

Collaboration on AI-powered Patient Safety Research Flags Drug Side Effects

Tepper School Part of Team that Developed New Non-Invasive Blood Test That Can Accurately Detect Heart Disease

Tepper School Faculty Member Receives Prestigious NSF Early-Career Award

In U.S. System of Allocating Livers for Transplanting, Geographic Inequity Persists Despite Recent Policy Changes

Webinar: How Is AI Changing Health Care

With Soo-Haeng Cho, Health Care Initiative Faculty Chair, IBM Professor of Operations Management and Strategy

Webinar: The Intelligent Future of Health Care

With Soo-Haeng Cho, Health Care Initiative Faculty Chair, IBM Professor of Operations Management and Strategy

Health Care Executive Speaks to Students

Cain Hayes, President & CEO of Gateway Health

Health Care Initiative Supporters

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