Our People
Mathematica's reputation for quality and objectivity is based in no small part on our high-caliber staff. Employees at all levels are selected for their superior experience, education, and training. Most senior staff hold doctoral degrees and are nationally recognized in their fields, which include economics, sociology, survey research, public policy analysis, demography, education, and computer technology.
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Senior ResearcherMai Hubbard's research interests lie in health care services utilization and spending trends. She also has expertise in health care quality indicators.
Featured Projects- Learning Systems for Accountable Care Organizations
- Developing Resource Use Reports for Medicare Fee-for-Service Claims
Featured Publications- Association Between Outpatient Visits Following Hospital Discharge and Readmissions Among Medicare Beneficiaries with Atrial Fibrillation and Other Chronic Conditions
- Reporting Period and Reliability of AHRQ, CMS 30-Day and HAC Quality Measures
Topics- Health
- Quality Measurement
- Care Delivery Systems
- State Health Policy
- Long-Term Services and Supports
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Senior Researcher; Deputy Director, Center for Studying Disability PolicyJody Schimmel Hyde's primary research interest is in policies to promote independence and self-sufficiency among individuals with disabilities, with a strong interest in adults nearing retirement. Her work covers policies related to employment and health care.
Featured ProjectsFeatured Publications- Gaps in Timely Access to Care Among Workers by Disability Status
- The Relationship Between Timely Delivery of Vocational Rehabilitation Services and Subsequent Federal Disability Benefit Application and Receipt
Topics- Disability
- Employment and Income Support
- Health Care