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1 Prepared 08/01/2018 XINXIN HAN 2175 K Street NW, Suite 500, Washington, DC hanxx@gwmail.gwu.edu EDUCATION Ph.D. Public Policy and Administration (Health Policy Track) Expected 2019 The George Washington University M.S. Health Services Research, Policy and Administration 2014 University of Minnesota Twin Cities B.A. English 2012 Guangxi Medical University, China RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Graduate Research Assistant The George Washington University Health Workforce Research Center 09/2015 Present Health Care Policy Intern 09/ /2015 TakeAction Minnesota Health Care Program Graduate Research Assistant 05/ /2014 University of Minnesota Rural Health Research Center Research Assistant 10/ /2015 University of Minnesota State Health Access Data Assistance Center TEACHING EXPERIENCE Teaching Assistant 05/ /2018 Healthcare Workforce Policy (PUBH 6399) The George Washington University School of Public Health HONORS AND AWARDS Health Workforce Interest Group Outstanding Abstract 06/2018 AcademyHealth 2018 Health Workforce Interest Group People s Choice Award 05/2014 University of Minnesota School of Public Health Research Day Excellent Student Leader 05/2011 Guangxi Province Department of Education, China 1
2 RESEARCH SUPPORT Project Title: Does NHSC Clinician Presence Affect the Use of Temporary Personnel and Overall Costs of Medical Staff in FQHCs? Role: Project Lead Grant: Health Workforce Research Center Cooperative Agreement Program (PI: Patricia Pittman, Amount: $450,000) Source: Bureau of Health Workforce, Health Resources and Services Administration Dates: 9/1/2018-8/31/2019 Project Title: The Spillover Effect of State Nurse Staffing Regulations on Nurse-Related Clinic Nonlicensed Personnel Staffing in the U.S. Hospitals Role: Principal Investigator Award: Kee Doctoral Research Award (Amount: $3,000) Source: The George Washington University Trachtenberg School of Public Policy and Public Administration Dates: 03/ /2018 PUBLICATIONS Peer-reviewed Journal Articles: Pittman P, Leach B, Everett C, Han X, McElroy D. NP and PA privileging in acute care settings: do scope of practice laws matter?. Medical Care Research and Review Feb 1: Pittman P, Li S, Han X, Lowe T. Clinical nonlicensed personnel in US hospitals: job trends from 2010 to Nursing outlook Jan 1;66(1): Han X, Luo Q, Ku L. Medicaid expansion and grant funding increases helped improve community health center capacity. Health Affairs Jan 1;36(1): Li S, Pittman P, Han X, Lowe TJ. Nurse-related clinical nonlicensed personnel in US hospitals and their relationship with nurse staffing levels. Health services research Feb;52: Han X, Call KT, Pintor JK, Alarcon-Espinoza G, Simon AB. Reports of insurance-based discrimination in health care and its association with access to care. American journal of public health Jul;105(S3):S Kozhimannil KB, Casey MM, Hung P, Han X, Prasad S, Moscovice IS. The rural obstetric workforce in US hospitals: challenges and opportunities. The Journal of Rural Health Sep;31(4): Dang C, Wei B, Long J, Zhou M, Han X, Zhao T. Validity of the international HIV dementia scale as assessed in a socioeconomically underdeveloped region of southern China: assessing the influence of educational attainment. International Journal of Infectious Diseases Apr 1;33:
3 Submitted Manuscripts: Park J, Erikson C, Han X, Iyer P. Are state telehealth policies associated with the use of telehealth services among underserved populations?. Submitted to Health Affairs. Under review. Park J, Han X, Pittman P, Kurtzman E. Does expanded state scope of practice for nurse practitioners and physician assistants increase primary care utilization in community health centers?. Submitted to Health Services Research. Pittman P, Bass E, Kurtzman E, Han X. The growth and performance of for-profit nursing programs. Submitted to Journal of Nursing Regulation. Research Reports: Kurtzman E, Park J, Han X, Pittman P. The impact of Medicaid expansion on community health center staffing. Washington, DC: The George Washington University Health Workforce Research Center. September Dor A, Pittman P, Erikson E, Delhy R, Han X. Does ACO adoption change the health workforce configuration in US hospitals? Washington, DC: The George Washington University Health Workforce Research Center. October Work-in-progress: Han X, Ku L, Mullan F, Pittman P. Effect of the National Health Service Corps on clinician staffing and patient visits in federally qualified health centers. Han X, Pittman P, Barnow B. Comparison of different types of state nurse staffing regulations on nurse, nursing assistive personnel, and clinician staffing levels in hospitals. Erikson C, Han X, Ku L, Pittman P. The contribution of the National Health Service Corps to serving the Medicare population. Luo Q, Gianattasio K, Strasser J, Han X, Dor A, Markus A. Predicting the Impact of Transforming the Medicaid Program on Health Centers Revenues and Capacity to Serve Medically Underserved Communities. PRESENTATIONS Conference Presentations: Han X, Pittman P, Barnow. The Effects of Three Types of State Nurse Staffing Laws On Registered Nurse and Nurse Assistive Personnel Staffing in U.S. Hospitals. Health Workforce Interest Group Podium Presentation; Poster Presentation. AcademyHealth s Annual Research Meeting, 2018; Seattle, WA. Erikson C, Han X, Pittman P. The Use of Care Coordination Activities in ACOs Vs. Non-ACOs. Poster Presentation. AcademyHealth s Annual Research Meeting, 2018; Seattle, WA. 3
4 Han X, Luo Q, Ku L. Medicaid Expansion and Grant Funding Increases Helped Improve Community Health Center Capacity. Poster Symposium. AcademyHealth s Annual Research Meeting, 2017; New Orlands, LA. Han X, Erickson C, Luo Q. The Changing Composition and Capacity of Medicare Workforce. Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management 39 th Annual Fall Research Conference, 2017; Chicago, IL. Li S, Pittman P, Han X. Clinical Non-Licensed Personnel in U.S. Hospitals and their Relationship with Nurse Staffing Levels. Poster Presentation. AcademyHealth s Annual Research Meeting, 2017; New Orlands, LA. Li S, Pittman P, Han X. Clinical Support Personnel in the U.S. Hospitals: Job Trends from Poster Presentation. AcademyHealth s Annual Research Meeting, 2016; Boston, MA. Han X, Call KT, Pintor JK. Trend Analysis of Insurance-Based Discrimination in Health Care from 2007 to Podium Presentation. The 19th Minnesota Health Services Research Conference, 2015; St. Paul, MN. Discrimination and Its Association with Access to Care. Poster Presentation. AcademyHealth s Annual Research Meeting, 2014; San Diego, CA. Discrimination in Minnesota and Implications for the ACA Implementation. Podium Presentation. The 18 th Minnesota Health Services Research Conference, 2014; St. Paul, MN. Invited Presentations: Han X. The Effects of Three Types of State Nurse Staffing Laws On Registered Nurse and Nurse Assistive Personnel Staffing in U.S. Hospitals. The George Washington University School of Nursing Center for Health Policy and Media Engagement Seminar, 2018; Washington DC. Han X. Reports of Insurance-Based Discrimination in Minnesota and Implications for the ACA Implementation. University of Minnesota School of Public Health, Health Disparities Roundtable Event, 2014; Minneapolis, MN. Guest Lectures: Han X. The effects of three types of state nurse staffing laws on registered nurse and nurse assistive personnel staffing in U.S. hospitals. The George Washington University School of Public Health, Healthcare Workforce Policy (PUBH 6399), Summer Bolch C, Han X, Kast N. Health Disparities. University of Minnesota School of Public Health, Epidemiology: People, Places, and Disease (PUBH 3350), Spring
5 Research Day: Discrimination in Minnesota and Implications for the ACA Implementation. University of Minnesota School of Public Health Research Day, 2014; Minneapolis, MN Han X, Erickson C, Luo Q. The Changing Composition and Capacity of Medicare Providers, The George Washington University School of Public Health Research Day, 2018; Washington, DC. JOURNAL PEER REVIEWER Journal of Rural Health (Exceptional Reviewer); Healthcare: The Journal of Delivery Science and Innovation; Women s Health Issues PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Member, Academy Health; 2014-Present; Washington DC Member, Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management; 2015-Present; Washington DC 5
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