Jeremy Nobel

Jeremy Jacob Nobel, M.D.

Instructor on Health Policy and Management

Phone:

617/739-7020

jnobel@hsph.harvard.edu

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Biography

Jeremy Nobel, MD, Lecturer, joined the Center for Primary Care, where he teaches fellows in the InciteHealth program and advises the center on efforts related to primary care payment reform and practice redesign.

Publications

Making health care reform work: where physician and employer interests converge.

Jeremy Jacob Nobel, M.D.

JAMA, December 19, 2012

Allen H, Nobel JJ, Burton WN

Link to abstract on PubMed

Bridging the knowledge-action gap in diabetes: information technologies, physician incentives and consumer incentives converge.

Jeremy Jacob Nobel, M.D.

Chronic illness, March 1, 2006

Nobel J

Link to abstract on PubMed

All health IT is local. Emerging backbone grows from regional networks often led by physicians.

Jeremy Jacob Nobel, M.D.

Modern healthcare, February 13, 2006

Nobel J

Link to abstract on PubMed

Health plan sponsored personal health records: a tool for information driven quality improvement.

Jeremy Jacob Nobel, M.D.

AHIP Coverage, November 1, 2005

Nobel JJ

Link to abstract on PubMed

Emerging information management technologies and the future of disease management.

Jeremy Jacob Nobel, M.D.

Disease management : DM, January 1, 2003

Nobel JJ, Norman GK

Link to abstract on PubMed

IT helps manage patients with chronic illness.

Jeremy Jacob Nobel, M.D.

Health management technology, December 1, 1999

Nobel JJ, Cherry JC

Link to abstract on PubMed

Changes in health care: challenges for information system design.

Jeremy Jacob Nobel, M.D.

International journal of bio-medical computing, April 1, 1995

Nobel J

Link to abstract on PubMed

The health care professional's workstation: a call to action.

Jeremy Jacob Nobel, M.D.

International journal of bio-medical computing, January 1, 1994

Nobel JJ

Link to abstract on PubMed

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Making health care reform work: where physician and employer interests converge.

Bridging the knowledge-action gap in diabetes: information technologies, physician incentives and consumer incentives converge.

All health IT is local. Emerging backbone grows from regional networks often led by physicians.

Health plan sponsored personal health records: a tool for information driven quality improvement.

Emerging information management technologies and the future of disease management.

IT helps manage patients with chronic illness.

Changes in health care: challenges for information system design.

The health care professional's workstation: a call to action.