Ateev Mehrotra

Ateev Mehrotra, MD, MPH

Professor of Health Care Policy, Department of Health Care Policy, Harvard Medical School; Associate Professor of Medicine and Hospitalist, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
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Bio

Ateev Mehrotra, MD, MPH, is a professor of health care policy and medicine at Harvard Medical School and a hospitalist at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.

 

Much of Dr. Mehrotra’s research is focused on delivery innovations such as retail clinics, e-visits, and telemedicine, including their impact on quality, costs, and access to health care. He is also interested in the role of consumerism and whether price transparency and public reporting of quality can impact patient decision making. Related work has focused on the impact of new payment models and quality measurement, including how natural language processing can be used to analyze the data in electronic health records.

A full description of Dr. Mehrotra’s research can be found on his Harvard Scholar website. 

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Websites

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Honors & Awards

2020

A. Clifford Barger Excellence in Mentoring Award 

Harvard Medical School

2013      

Alice Hersch Junior Investigator of the Year

AcademyHealth               

2012      

Excellence in Medical Student Research Mentoring Award

University of Pittsburgh Medical School

2008      

Top 20 Most-Read Articles of Health Affairs

Health Affairs   

2008 Outstanding Reviewer  

Annals of Internal Medicine

2008      

Milton W. Hamolsky Award for Outstanding Scientific Presentation by a Junior Faculty Member

Society of General Internal Medicine

2008 Award for Outstanding Abstract               

AcademyHealth

2007 Award for Best Abstract               

AcademyHealth

2004 Zeljco Nikolic Memorial Award  

Massachusetts General Hospital

2004      

Resident Teach Award from the Medical School Class of 2004

Harvard Medical School

2002, 2003

Excellence in Teaching Award

Cambridge Hospital

2012

Excellence in Medical Student Research Mentoring Award

University of Pittsburgh Medical School

How Emerging Telehealth Models Challenge Policymaking
Authors: Tang M, Chernew ME, Mehrotra A
Milbank Q
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Association Between Patient Demographic Characteristics and Devices Used to Access Telehealth Visits in a US Primary Care Network
Authors: Hare A, Adusumalli S, Mehrotra A, Bressman E
JAMA Health Forum
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How Emerging Telehealth Models Challenge Policymaking
Authors: Tang M, Chernew ME, Mehrotra A
Milbank Q
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Claims-Based Reporting of Post-Operative Visits for Procedures with 10- or 90-Day Global Periods: Updated Results Using Calendar Year 2019 Data
Authors: Crespin DJ, Kranz AM, Ruder T, Mehrotra A, Mulcahy AW
Rand Health Q
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Claims-Based Reporting of Post-Operative Visits for Procedures with 10- or 90-Day Global Periods: Updated Results Using Calendar Year 2018 Data
Authors: Crespin DJ, Kranz AM, Ruder T, Mehrotra A, Mulcahy AW
Rand Health Q
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Classifying unstructured electronic consult messages to understand primary care physician specialty information needs
Authors: Ding X, Barnett M, Mehrotra A,Tuot DS, Bitterman DS, Miller TA
Am Med Inform Assoc
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Appropriateness of Telemedicine Versus In-Person Care: A Qualitative Exploration of Psychiatrists' Decision Making
Authors: Uscher-Pines L, Parks AM, Sousa J, Raja P, Mehrotra A, Huskamp HA, Busch AB
Psychiatr Serv
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Association Between Telemedicine Use in Nonmetropolitan Counties and Quality of Care Received by Medicare Beneficiaries With Serious Mental Illness
Authors: Wang B, Huskamp HA, Rose S, Busch AB, Uscher-Pines L, Raja P, Mehrotra A
JAMA Network Open
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The effect of a public transportation expansion on no-show appointments
Authors: Smith LB, Yang Z, Golberstein E, Huckfeldt P, Mehrotra A, Neprash HT
Health Serv Res
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Frequency Of Indirect Billing To Medicare For Nurse Practitioner And Physician Assistant Office Visits
Authors: Patel SY, Huskamp HA, Frakt AB, Auerbach DI, Neprash HT, Barnett ML, James HO, Mehrotra A
Health Affairs
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