Jack Wheeler
Affiliated Expert
Professor of Health Management and Policy, University of Michigan
Email: jackwhee@umich.edu
Education:Ph.D, University of Michigan, 1976 |
Research/Teaching Interests:Corporate Finance, Healthcare Finance |
Selected Publications:
Wheeler JRC, White B, Rauscher S, Nahra TA, Reiter KL, Curtin K, Damberg C. Pay-for-Performance as a Method to Establish the Business Case for Quality. Journal of Health Care Finance 33(4):17-30 (2007).
Song PA, Smith DG, Wheeler JRC. It Was the Best of Times, It Was the Worst of Times: A Tale of Two Years in Not-for-Profit Hospital Financial Investments. Health Care Management Review 33(3):234-242 (2008).
Reiter KL, Wheeler JRC, Smith DG. Liquidity Constraints on Hospital Investment when Credit Markets are Tight. Journal of Health Care Finance 35(1):24-33 (2008).
Rauscher S, Wheeler JRC. Effective Hospital Revenue Cycle Management: Is There a Tradeoff Between the Amount of Patient Revenue and the Speed of Revenue Collection? Journal of Healthcare Management 53(6):392-406 (2008).
Hirth RA, Turenne M, Wheeler JRC, Pan Q, Ma Y, Messana JM. Provider Monitoring and Pay-for-Performance When Multiple Providers Affect Outcomes: An Application to Renal Dialysis. Health Services Research 44(5): 1585-1602 (2009).
Rivenson HL, Reiter KL, Wheeler JRC, Smith DG. Cash Holdings of Not-for-Profit Hospitals. Journal of Healthcare Finance 38(2):24-38 (2011).
Rauscher S and Wheeler JRC. Hospital Revenue Cycle Management and Payer Mix: Do Medicare and Medicaid Undermine Hospitals' Ability to Generate and Collect Patient Care Revenue? Journal of Healthcare Finance (2012 forthcoming).
Rauscher S and Wheeler JRC. The Importance of Working Capital Management for Hospital Profitability: Evidence from Bond-Issuing, Not-for-Profit U.S. Hospitals. Health Care Management Review (2012 forthcoming).
Awards:
Gary L. Filerman Prize for Educational Leadership, Association of University Programs in Health Administration
