Rosa Mora

Rosa Mora is affiliated with the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), School of Medicine as a Researcher. Her work focuses on healthcare economics, oncology, medical education, and public health. Her research addresses critical issues such as financial toxicity in cancer care, patient understanding of medical roles, and disparities in healthcare outcomes related to race and ethnicity. She has contributed to studies on gut microbiota in colorectal cancer and interventions to improve pediatric health behaviors.

Her research interests span the intersection of clinical practice and health equity, particularly in designing interventions to reduce patient financial burdens and improve communication between inpatients and care teams. She has explored surgical training methodologies and the standardization of fellowship programs in hepatobiliary surgery.

Rosa Mora’s publications reflect a multidisciplinary approach, combining clinical data with public health strategies. Her recent work highlights the need for tailored financial support programs and standardized training frameworks to address unmet needs in healthcare delivery.