Presented by: Simeng Wang, MD, MS, Clinical Assistant Professor, General Surgery, Stanford University
Talk Titles: 

1. “Commercial Health Insurance Disenrollment after Trauma among Work-Age Adults: Risk Factors and Implications (Simeng Wang)”
2. “When Is It Cost-Effective to Implement a Whole Blood Program? A Cost-Effectiveness Analysis for Civilian Trauma Centers (on behalf of Meg Quint)”

Bio: Simeng Wang, MD, MS, is an acute care surgeon and health policy researcher at Stanford University School of Medicine, focused on how insurance design and policy shape access, affordability, and outcomes for injured patients.

Anyone can attend and happy hour conditions apply here too.

For inquiries, please contact Ana Mezynski <mezynski@stanford.edu>