It's that time again!! Attn all NYC-area health economists, submit your papers and mark your calendars for NYC Health Econ Day on Friday, May 1 @NYUWagner, link to website in next tweet. Thx to co-organizers @MJ_Dickstein@amy_m_bond@jnvanparys@sunitamd (& @asacarny in spirit)
@TradeDiversion Olanrewaju Yusuff (GSU) - Mental Healthcare Facilities and Mortality: Evidence from Local Access and Insurance Expansion - https://t.co/twyLFvfuj0
If you are at #2025APPAM, check out IRP scholar @olayusuff14, Georgia State University, presenting: “Health Effects of Local and Geographic Access to Mental Health Treatment Facilities.” Sat 11/15, 8:30 to 10:00 am, Hyatt Regency Seattle, 5th Floor, Rm 512
🚨 New Working Paper! 🚨 Excited to share our new study with @LHoehnVelasco & @ReinaHuang on Public Payment Mandates & Provider Supply: a look at how Medicaid reimbursement helped bring Certified Nurse-Midwives (CNMs) into mainstream U.S. healthcare 🧵
@LHoehnVelasco@ReinaHuang - CNMs’ pay + employment both rose
- The mechanism driving this result is high autonomy for CNMs through the scope of practice laws /5
Calling on senior colleagues! 🙌
AMIE needs your help with Economics Job Market Candidate Interview Prep. Just 1 hour of your time for CV feedback + mock interview = invaluable support for our candidates. 💡
Link: https://t.co/9W6LkNn4Eu
@AEAjournals@nberpubs@econmentoring
Olanrewaju Yusuff (@olayusuff14) studies how healthcare access shapes population health—covering mental health (JMP), EMS, & maternal care. Using causal inference + new U.S./Nigeria data, he offers the first causal evidence on these vital questions.
🔗 https://t.co/SQmxgNVGTL
2025 Professional Development Training Participant: Olanrewaju Yusuff, PhD candidate in the Department of Economics in the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies at Georgia State University. @olayusuff14@GeorgiaStateU@aysps 13/13