The Dartmouth Institute
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Celebrating Gene Nelson
As Gene Nelson, DSc, MPH, transitions to emeritus professor of health policy and clinical practice and community and family medicine after more than 40 years at Dartmouth, join us in thanking Gene for this legacy and for continuing to inspire all of us to make health and healthcare better for all.
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Inas Khayal and staff
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About Us
The Dartmouth Institute (TDI) convenes researchers, educators, and practitioners from multiple disciplines across Dartmouth to work toward our mission of improving population health, reducing health disparities, and creating high-performing, sustainable health systems. We are a foundational department within the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth College with deep scholarly collaborations and practice innovation partnerships with Dartmouth Health. For more than 30 years, we have been dedicated to making health and healthcare better for everyone. Our research has increased the understanding of geographic variations in healthcare delivery, the adaptation and integration of payment reform models, and the factors influencing physician decision-making and patient-clinician communication. Since 2021, we have committed to using an equity lens in our research, education, and engagement work, with the explicit goal of focusing not just on unwarranted variation but on unjust variation, in order to support clinicians, policy makers, and systems leaders to develop and implement innovative new models of healthcare delivery to advance health equity.
Our Priorities
The Dartmouth Institute helps clinicians, policy makers, and systems leaders improve practices and develop innovative new models of healthcare delivery. TDI’s strategic plan emphasizes a healthy and inclusive workplace community, impactful research that realizes concrete health policy and healthcare delivery outcomes, and excellence in teaching for Dartmouth students who are pursuing MS, MPH, MHA, MHCDS, and PhD degrees.
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