Anthony J. Lisi

Anthony J. Lisi is an Assistant Professor of Biomedical Informatics & Data Science at Yale School of Medicine. He also serves as Director of the Chiropractic Program for the Veterans Health Administration and Chiropractic Section Chief in the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine at VA Connecticut Healthcare System. His research focuses on non-pharmacological treatments for spinal conditions, emphasizing outcomes in veterans' healthcare.

Dr. Lisi holds a BA from Fordham University (1984), a DC from Palmer College of Chiropractic West (1996), and completed a clinical fellowship there (1997). He has led studies on chiropractic care utilization, spinal manipulation outcomes, and integrative therapies for chronic pain. Notable honors include the 2017 American Chiropractic Association's Chiropractor of the Year and 2015 Academician of the Year.

His recent work includes forecasting chiropractic service demand in the Veterans Health Administration, analyzing fall risk in elderly spinal pain patients, and evaluating Tai Chi integration with chiropractic care for nurses' neck pain. He collaborates with researchers like Brian Coleman and Joseph Goulet on pain management quality and clinical informatics.

Key grants and funding are not explicitly listed, but his research engages VA healthcare systems and focuses on translational outcomes. Dr. Lisi’s contributions span clinical practice, data-driven health service analysis, and interprofessional care models.