Alan M. Zaslavsky develops statistical methods for measuring health-care quality and disparities. His research includes missing data, hierarchical Bayesian models and Bayesian inference, bringing statistical adjustment to comparisons between health-care providers and populations.[ref]
https://www.hcc.harvard.edu/members/alan-mark-zaslavsky. First-person institutional research profile
With Fan Li and Kari Lock Morgan, he developed a framework for balancing covariates through propensity score weighting. Their overlap weights emphasize people with a substantial chance of receiving either treatment, defining an overlap-weighted average treatment effect for that comparison population.[ref]
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