My research uses computational causal inference to study how policies, institutions, and systems shape health outcomes, and who they leave behind. It spans two areas: developing and applying causal methods for health services and policy research, and addressing algorithmic inequity in health care decision-making. This work builds on graduate research in causal methods for health data, grant-funded research on algorithmic equity, and a prior career in FDA-regulated biopharmaceutical systems engineering.



Developing advanced statistical and computational methods for causal inference, integrative analysis, and modeling of high-dimensional biomedical data.






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