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C. Daniel Mullins, PhD

C. Daniel Mullins, PhD is Professor and Chair of the Pharmaceutical Health Services Research Department at the University of Maryland - School of Pharmacy. He received his BS in Economics from M.I.T. and his MA and PhD in Economics from Duke University. His research and teaching focuses on pharmacoeconomics, pharmaceutical/health outcomes research, pharmaceutical pricing, and economic analysis of the pharmaceutical industry. He is the Shared Resources Core Director for the NIH-sponsored University of Maryland Center for Health Disparities Research, Training, and Outreach and is co-Investigator on several other NIH Health Disparities grants, where his principal role is evaluating the cost-effectiveness of interventions aimed at reducing health disparities. He has designed several cost-effectiveness analyses and budget impact models for both the pharmaceutical and insurance industries.

He has designed several cost-effectiveness analyses and budget impact models for both the pharmaceutical and insurance industries. He is author/co-author of nearly 100 peer-reviewed articles and book chapters on pharmacoeconomics, outcomes research, and pharmaceutical policy and health disparities research in journals such as The American Journal of Managed Care, The American Journal of Public Health, Cancer, Chest, The Journal of Trauma, The Journal of Managed Care Pharmacy, Pharmacoeconomics, Social Science & Medicine, and Transplantation. Dr. Mullins is a member of the Maryland Health Care Commission Hospital and Ambulatory Surgical Facility Report Card Steering Committee. Prior to his graduate studies, Dr. Mullins was an Actuary and Market Researcher for the John Hancock Insurance Company. In 2002, he was the recipient of an Outstanding Service Award from the Drug Information Association (DIA) and in 2006 he received an International Society For Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research (ISPOR) Service Award.