Ilene L Hollin

Ilene L Hollin is an Associate Professor in the Department of Health Services Administration and Policy at Temple University’s College of Public Health. Her work bridges patient-centered decision-making, health economics, and policy analysis.

• PhD in Health Economics and Policy from Johns Hopkins University
• MPH in Effectiveness and Outcomes Research from Columbia University
• Bachelor’s degrees in American Studies and International Studies from Brandeis University

Dr. Hollin’s research focuses on patient and caregiver preferences, outcomes research, and the value of health technologies (e.g., pharmaceuticals, health IT). She emphasizes improving healthcare access for pediatric populations, rare diseases, and children with special needs.

Her recent publications explore topics like medical decision-making frameworks, pharmaceutical pricing, kidney transplantation economics, and social determinants of health. These works align with broad disciplines including Health Economics, Health Policy, and Public Health.

Dr. Hollin contributes to graduate education through courses such as Health Economics (HPM 8008) and Research Methods in Health Policy (HPM 8013). She leads the Patient-Centered Decision Making Lab, focusing on integrating patient perspectives in healthcare research and policy.