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» HCA FacultyJohn M. Lowe, III, Ph.D.
Dr. Lowe has taught at Simmons College for thirteen years. He teaches patient safety and quality, health systems, and operations and project management in the HCA curriculum. Dr. Lowe is a principal investigator on a project funded by the National Center for Health Care Leadership to incorporate leadership competencies into health management curricula. Dr. Lowe conducted research on using continuous improvement (CI) methodologies to address community health issues (such as teen pregnancy, domestic violence and adolescent health). He was co-principal investigator on a Helene Fuld Fund grant to incorporate CI methodologies into the community health-nursing curriculum at Simmons. He directed a study panel for the Massachusetts Department of Public Health on breast and cervical cancer screening for uninsured women and co-authored a study of post-9/11 mental health and substance abuse services for adolescents in Somerville, MA and a community health report card in Mattapan, MA. He directed school-based health center needs assessment projects in Boston and Fall River, MA. Dr. Lowe is chair of the board of Emerson Hospital and a board member of the Domestic Violence Victim Assistance Program, both in Concord, MA. He is chair-elect of the board of the Association of University Programs in Health Administration, Washington, DC and chairs the Higher Education and Research Committee of the American College of Healthcare Executives. He is a member of the Health Professions Education committee of the Mayor's Task Force on Health Disparities in Boston. Dr. Lowe also serves on the Trustee Advisory Committee of the Massachusetts Hospital Association. Previously,Dr. Lowe was research associate in urban planning at the University of Illinois at Chicago, vice president of the Hospital Research and Educational Trust, research affiliate of the American Hospital Association (Chicago), and dean for development and administration at Temple University School of Medicine (Philadelphia).
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