Thomas D'Aunno
Thomas D'Aunno
Professor of Public Health, NYU School of Global Public Health
Professor of Management, NYU Wagner Graduate School of Public Service
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Professional overview
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Thomas D'Aunno, Ph.D., is Professor of Management at New York University’s Wagner Graduate School of Public Service and Professor of Public Health at NYU’s School of Global Public Health. His research interests include institutional theory, organizational change, and the performance of healthcare organizations. D’Aunno was previously a faculty member at Columbia University, the University of Chicago, the University of Michigan, and INSEAD, where he held the Novartis Chair in Healthcare Management. He is published in leading management and health journals, including Administrative Science Quarterly, the Academy of Management Journal, Academy of Management Review, Annals of the Academy of Management, the Journal of the American Medical Association, Milbank Quarterly, American Journal of Public Health and Health Affairs. He served as Editor-in-Chief of Medical Care Research and Review, 2014-2018. He also is a past chair of the Academy of Management Division of Health Care Management, and a recipient of its Provan Award for distinguished career contributions to research in healthcare management and the Fottler award for distinguished service to the field.
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Education
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Ph.D., Organizational Psychology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MichiganUniversity of Maryland, Community-Clinical Psychology, Baltimore County, MarylandB.A., Psychology, Magna Cum Laude, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana
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Publications
Publications
Deborah Jamieson and the University College London Hospitals
Failed retrieving data.Insights from a national survey into why substance abuse treatment units add prevention and outreach services
Failed retrieving data.Leadership and Change : Martin McShane at the Moss Valley Practice
Failed retrieving data.Outpatient substance abuse treatment and HIV prevention : An update
Failed retrieving data.Robert Jones and the Eastbourne NHS Orthotics Clinic : Make or Buy?
Failed retrieving data.Service Redesign at South Devon NHS Trust (A&B) : Make or Buy?
Failed retrieving data.The role of organization and management in substance abuse treatment : Review and roadmap
Failed retrieving data.Factors associated with interorganizational relationships among outpatient drug treatment organizations 1990-2000
Failed retrieving data.Factors Associated with Interorganizational Relationships among Outpatient Drug Treatment Organizations 1990-2000 : IORs among Outpatient Drug Treatment Organizations
Failed retrieving data.Management scholars and public policy : A bridge too far?
Failed retrieving data.Organizational survival in the outpatient substance abuse treatment sector, 1988-2000
Failed retrieving data.Perspectives on how goverments matter
Failed retrieving data.Gender differences in the impact of comprehensive services in substance abuse treatment
Failed retrieving data.Globalization and its many faces : The case of the health sector
Failed retrieving data.Globalization in the health care sector
Failed retrieving data.Accessibility of addiction treatment : Results from a national survey of outpatient substance abuse treatment organizations
Failed retrieving data.Alternative perspectives on institutional and market dynamics in the US healthcare sector
Failed retrieving data.Community referral sources and entry of treatment-naïve clients into outpatient addiction treatment
Failed retrieving data.Trends in comprehensive service availability in outpatient drug abuse treatment
Failed retrieving data.Changes in methadone treatment practices : Results from a national panel study, 1988-2000
Failed retrieving data.Patient-physician communication as organizational innovation in the managed care setting
Failed retrieving data.Linkage to Medical Services in the Drug Abuse Treatment Outcome Study
Failed retrieving data.Managing the care of health and the cure of disease : Arguments for the importance of integration
Failed retrieving data.Selective contracting in managed care : The case of substance abuse treatment
Failed retrieving data.The organization of service delivery. Overview.
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