David C. Goodman, MD, MS
Title(s)
Professor of Health Policy and Clinical Practice
Professor of Pediatrics
Professor of Community and Family Medicine
Additional Titles/Positions/Affiliations
Director, Wennberg International Collaborative
Adjunct Professor of Pediatrics, University of Texas McGovern School of Medicine, Houston
Former Chair, Council on Graduate Medical Education
Department(s)
Health Policy and Clinical Practice
Pediatrics
Community and Family Medicine
Education
University of Vermont, BA. 1977
SUNY Upstate Medical Center, MD, 1981
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Pediatric Residency 1981-1984
Dartmouth College, MS in the Evaluative Clinical Sciences, 1995
Programs
The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice
Curriculum Vitae
Goodman_D_CV_2025-10-07.pdf
NIH Biosketch
Goodman_D_BIO_2025-10-07.pdf
Websites
http:
Contact Information
The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice
1 Medical Center Drive
Lebanon NH 03756
Office: 5th Floor 561 WTRB
Phone: 603-369-0533
Fax: 603-653-0896
Email: david.c.goodman@dartmouth.edu
Professional Interests
David Goodman is a physician, health services researcher, and educator with a longstanding interest in the causes and consequences of health care variation. In his early years, his studies focused on the relationship of physician supply to population outcomes, and applied the findings to public policy development. More recently, he has developed a research portfolio that investigates unwarranted variation in the use of neonatal intensive care.
Grant Information
Determinants of Newborn Health and Health Care Trajectories in the First Year of Life
NICHD
Principal Investigator – David Goodman
Disparities in early childhood health outcomes following opioid exposure and protective health system factors: a population perspective
NIDA
Principal Investigator - Joanna Leyenaar
Dartmouth subcontract Principal Investigator -
David Goodman
Using Geographic Variations to Improve Quality and Reduce Costs in the Military Health System
Department of Defense
Principal Investigator – David Goodman
Courses Taught
Evaluating Health Care for Population Health Improvement
Medical Care Epidemiology
Epidemiology/Biostatistics I & II
Advanced Methods in Health Services Research
Comparative Health Systems
Maternal and Child Health Care
Timing of Medicaid Enrollment During Pregnancy and Associated Infant Outcomes. Variation in Neonatal Intensive Care and Post-Discharge Outcomes in Military-Insured Newborns. Predominant Clinicians and Care Settings for Young Military-Connected Children with Medical Complexity. Response to 'Mitigating race, ethnicity, and nativity differences in pregnancy outcomes: a cultural-psychosocial approach for women with disabilities'. Impact of travel time to health facilities on perinatal outcomes: a systematic review with narrative synthesis and meta-analysis. Race, ethnicity, and nativity differences in pregnancy and birth outcomes among Medicaid-enrolled women with disabilities. Rural-urban disparities in primary care and geographic continuity of care for children with medical complexity. Rural-Urban Differences in Emergency Department Choice for Children With Medical Complexity, 2012-2017. Limitations in the Evaluation of Neonatal Intensive Care-Reply. Do Medicaid Data Accurately Reflect the Expenditures and Outcomes for Extremely Premature Infants? |
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