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Tami L. Mark
Director
Healthcare & Science
Thomson Reuters
USA
Biography
Tami L. Mark is a Director in the Healthcare & Science Division of Thomson Reuters. She received her PhD in Health Economics from Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health and her B.A from Amherst College. She has published 70 peer reviewed journal articles as well as many government reports and book chapters. Her work has received national and international coverage in the professional and popular press. She is a co-editor of the Datapoints column in the journal Psychiatric Services and has served as a reviewer for more than 25 different journals. She has served on several Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Technical Advisory Panels.
Research Interest
Prescription medication adoption and utilization patterns Spending and cost of illness analysis Comparative effectiveness using observational data Policies affecting substance abuse service access and quality
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