Arthur Hong, M.D.

Dr. Hong studied economics and medicine at the University of Michigan, completed internal medicine residency at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, and finished a fellowship in general internal medicine at Harvard Medical School in the Department of Population Medicine. His main research interest is in understanding how patients and clinicians interact within the health care system; specifically including care delivery innovation, improving the value and quality of care, and evaluating health policy.

Medical School

University of Michigan Medical School (2012)

Residency

Mayo Clinic College of Medicine (2015), Internal Medicine

Graduate School

Harvard School of Public Health (2017)

Other Post Graduate Training

Harvard School of Public Health (2017)

Research Fellowship

Harvard Medical School (2017), Internal Medicine

• Care Delivery Innovation and Evaluation
• Clinical Value of Care
• Health Economics
• Health Policy
• Quality Measurement

Featured Publications

Characteristics of Emergency Department Visits and Select Predictors of Hospitalization for Adults With Newly Diagnosed Cancer in a Safety-Net Health System.

Hong AS, Sadeghi N, Harvey V, Lee SC, Halm EA, J Oncol Pract 2019 Apr JOP1800614

Small Decline In Low-Value Back Imaging Associated With The 'Choosing Wisely' Campaign, 2012-14.

Hong AS, Ross-Degnan D, Zhang F, Wharam JF Health Aff (Millwood) 2017 Apr 36 4 671-679

Depressive symptoms among patients receiving varenicline and bupropion for smoking cessation.

Hong AS, Elrashidi MY, Schroeder DR, Ebbert JO J Subst Abuse Treat 2015 May 52 78-81

Health policy update: making sense of accountable care organizations.

Hong AS, Dimick JB Arch Surg 2012 Apr 147 4 305-7

• Texas Health Resources Clinical Scholar Award
  Southwestern Health Resources (2017)

• Academy Health (2015)
• Society of General Internal Medicine (2015)