Health Economics, Health Policy and Healthcare Management

Farid Shirazi, B.Eng., MSc. CS, Ph.D. is a Senior Researcher at Institute for Innovation and Technology Management at Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada and an Assistant Professor and Faculty Learning Edge Advisor of Ted Rogers school of Information Technology Management. Dr. Shirazi's research focuses mainly on the impact of ICTs on the social and economic development. His main research interests are IT-enabled sustainability and development, Cloud Computing, E-government strategies, Green IS management as well as the ethical and security perspectives associated with the introduction and use of ICTs.

Health Economics

Ailawadhi has expertise in the field of plasma cell disorders, specifically multiple myeloma and focuses on clinical drug development as well as a special interest in secondary data analysis looking at outcome disparities and healthcare economics. He has accumulated vast experience in the area of disparities in healthcare utilization and outcomes by patient race and ethnicity and how the management, access and effects of therapeutic interventions may be different for various patient subgroups. Several of his research projects focusing on healthcare economics, cost-effectiveness and outcome disparities have been recognized in the form of presentations at national and international meetings as well as peer-reviewed publications.

Health Economics

Konstantinos Papadopoulos is a physiotherapist.He holds an Msc degree in exerscise rehabilitation and a PhD degree in health care science with expertise in patellofemoral pain syndrome.

Healthcare Science

Carl Asche is the Director of the Center for Outcomes Research at the University of Illinois College of Medicine at Peoria, where he is a Research Professor both in the Departments of Medicine (Peoria) and Pharmacy Systems, Outcomes & Policy (Chicago). He is also a research affiliate with the University of Victoria Centre on Aging. His research focuses on the use of comparative effectiveness research and cost-effectiveness analysis in health care decision making. His academic work has comprised of being the author or co-author of over 75 papers appearing in the medical and economic literature. He is the editor of the forthcoming book entitled, “Applying Comparative Effectiveness Data to Medical Decision Making: A Practical Guide” (Adis, 2015). He has presented his research at seminars and conferences both nationally and internationally. He has served on numerous national and international health economics focused editorial, grant review, advisory boards and committees.Asche’s research is funded by a variety of state/federal agencies and health system providers.

Health Policy

Ailawadhi has expertise in the field of plasma cell disorders, specifically multiple myeloma and focuses on clinical drug development as well as a special interest in secondary data analysis looking at outcome disparities and healthcare economics. He has accumulated vast experience in the area of disparities in healthcare utilization and outcomes by patient race and ethnicity and how the management, access and effects of therapeutic interventions may be different for various patient subgroups. Several of his research projects focusing on healthcare economics, cost-effectiveness and outcome disparities have been recognized in the form of presentations at national and international meetings as well as peer-reviewed publications.

Konstantinos Papadopoulos is a physiotherapist.He holds an Msc degree in exerscise rehabilitation and a PhD degree in health care science with expertise in patellofemoral pain syndrome.

Suraj Singh Senjam currently working as faculty in community opthamology department. he has passed his MBBS from Regional Institute Of Medical Sciences.