Business Talk is delighted to welcome Dr. Susan Feng Lu, Professor of Operations Management and Statistics and the Alan Hudson Chair in Health Policy at the @rotmanschool, as our distinguished guest on an upcoming podcast episode. Dr. Susan received her Ph.D. from the @KelloggSchool and is recognized as a leading scholar at the nexus of health economics, operations, and analytics. Professor Lu’s research investigates the operational foundations of healthcare delivery, with a focus on how public policy and technological innovation shape the efficiency, quality, and equity of healthcare systems. Her expertise spans areas including health technology, nursing home operations, and cardiac care delivery. She leverages empirical methods and machine learning to tackle critical challenges in healthcare operations. Her work has been published in premier journals such as Management Science, Manufacturing & Service Operations Management (MSOM), Production and Operations Management (POMS), Review of Economics and Statistics, Journal of Health Economics, and Information Systems Research, as well as high-profile interdisciplinary outlets like Science and Nature Scientific Reports. Her research has garnered numerous awards, major research grants, and widespread media coverage, including features in Barron’s, @Nature, @Freakonomics , and Vox. She serves the academic community as an Associate Editor for Management Science, MSOM, and POMS, and currently leads as President of the Chinese Economists Society. In addition to her academic contributions, she has testified before the United States Senate (2023) and has mentored entrepreneurs as an Economist Mentor for the Creative Destruction Lab. In this episode, Prof. Susan Feng Lu will share valuable insights from her research, “Leveraging Machine Learning for Healthcare Operations: Enhancing Efficiency and Quality.” The podcast will be available here once the final edits are complete: deepakbbhatt.com/businesstal… #BusinessTalkPodcast #HealthcareInnovation #OperationsManagement #MachineLearningInHealth #HealthEconomics #Academics #Management #Education #Research @AlbertoGalasso @rishikesha @btwithdb @GMC_23232

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