SMDM Award Programs
The Society encourages outstanding work by young investigators.
Trainee achievement is recognized by the annual presentation
of the Lee B. Lusted Student Prizes for outstanding presentations
of research at the Annual Meeting. The Young Investigator
Award is presented annually for the best paper published
by a trainee or junior faculty member. The newly established
Career Achievement Award recognizes seminal work in medical
decision making. The Eugene Saenger Award for Distinguished
Service recognizes exceptional efforts in support of the
Society. In 2002, we introduced the Eisenberg Award in
recognition of exemplary leadership in the practical application
of medical decision making research.
Recipients of these awards in 2005 were (see
below for links to past award recipients):
Career Achievement
Allan Detsky, MD, PhD, Mount Sinai Hospital,Toronto,
ON, Canada
Outstanding Paper by a Young Investigator
Angela Fagerlin, PhD, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor,
MI New framework for describing and quantifying the
gap between proof and practice
Eugene Saenger Award for Distinguished Service
to SMDM
Bruce Hillner, MD, Virginia Commonwealth University,
Richmond, VA
John Eisenberg Award
in Recognition of Exemplary Leadership in the Practical
Application of Medical Decision Making Research
Jeffrey P. Koplan, MD, Emory University, Atlanta GA
Lee B. Lusted Student Prize
1st Prize
Elisa F. Long, MS: The Cost-effectiveness of Antiretroviral
Therapy for Injection Drug Users in Russia
Other Winners
Hau Liu, MD, MBA, MPH: The Cost-effectiveness of Parathyroid
Hormone and Alendronate in High-risk Osteoporotic Women
Jane J. Kim, MS, MPH: An Empirically Calibrated Natural
History Model of Human Papillomavirus (HPV)-induced
Cervical Cancer: How Good Is “Good Enough”?
JP Oudhoff, MSc: The Explicit Prioritisation of Surgical
Patients on Waiting Lists: Patients' and Doctors' Judgements
of Priority and Preferences for Implementation
Award for Outstanding Short Course
Katia Noyes PhD, MPH. cost-effectiveness analysis for
non-health economists: how to build and interpret confidence
ellipses and acceptability curves
Honorable Mention: Rod Hayward MD,
Tim Hofer MD, MSc: Treatment Heterogeneity and Using
Clinical Trial Data in Policy-relevant Simulation Models:
An Epidemiological Primer
Past Award Recipients
2004 Awards
2003 Awards
2002 Awards
2001 Awards
2000 Awards
1999 Awards
1990 - 1998 Awards
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