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Eugene C. Nelson is a Professor of Community and Family Medicine at the Geisel School of Medicine and the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice at Dartmouth College. He directs Population Health and Measurement at the Dartmouth Institute and leads initiatives to advance coproduction in healthcare.
Education:
- AB from Dartmouth College
- MPH from Yale University
- DSc from Harvard University
Nelson is a national leader in healthcare improvement, specializing in quality measurement, system performance, patient-centered registries, and learning health systems. His work focuses on integrating patient perspectives with healthcare innovation, particularly for chronic diseases like cystic fibrosis and IBD.
Scientific Awards:
- The Joint Commission’s Ernest A. Codman Award for outcomes measurement
Nelson co-founded the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) and pioneered clinical microsystem thinking in the 1990s. He leads national demonstration programs and authored over 150 publications, including two seminal books: Quality by Design and Value by Design, which emphasize systemic healthcare innovation.
