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Jonathan Seward is a Lecturer in Economics at Baylor University. His research focuses on health economics, causal inference, and data science, with particular emphasis on healthcare markets, mental health in the criminal justice system, and the effects of policy changes on provider behavior.
Dr. Seward's educational background includes:
- PhD in Health Services Research from Baylor University (2020)
- MSc in Economics from Baylor University (2010)
- BBA in Economics, Business French, and Baylor Business Fellows from Baylor University (2009)
His primary research areas encompass health economics and policy, with a focus on mental health economics within criminal justice settings and causal inference methodologies. Seward investigates how healthcare providers adapt to public policies, including the impacts of hospital consolidation and vertical integration. Additionally, his work examines mental health interventions in correctional facilities to reduce suicidality and improve outcomes for marginalized populations.
This research bridges economic theory with practical policy applications, utilizing advanced data science techniques to analyze complex healthcare and criminal justice systems.
Dr. Seward's recent publications (2021-2024) demonstrate a strong focus on the intersection of health economics and criminal justice. His work frequently employs causal inference methods to evaluate policy impacts, such as mental health assessments in jails and changes in healthcare market structures. Key themes include the effects of vertical integration in outpatient markets, Medicare policy changes, and interventions targeting mental health in correctional settings.
Scientific Awards: None reported.
Dr. Seward has collaborated with physician groups, health insurance firms, and correctional institutions, but specific grant details or advising roles are not provided in the available information.
His research involves collaborations with external entities including physician groups, health insurance firms, and correctional institutions, but no dedicated lab or research team is named.
