DR. CHAD MARTIN
Undergraduate and Graduate Faculty Dissertation Member & Chair
COURSES TAUGHT:
Healthcare Finance and Statistics
Biostatistics
Healthcare Administration
Healthcare Quality Management
Healthcare Delivery Systems
Research Methods in Health Administration
Health Service Organization and Delivery
Issues and Trends in Healthcare
Healthcare Governance
Public Health Organization and Management
Health Promotion
Physical Education
DATA ANALYSIS
SAS
Solucient Polaris
Quality Control Analysis –
Control Chart Creation which is also possible with SPSS (below)
Six Sigma Applications
List of Analyses:
SPC Charts - c chart, np chart, p chart, q chart, u chart,
Analysis of Means, Cusum, Levey Jennings, Moving Average, EWMA,
XmR chart, XbarR chart, XmedianR chart, XbarS chart
SPSS
Data distribution analysis (e,g., histograms, boxplots)
T-test
Z-test
Effect Size Calculations
Power and Sample Size Estimations
Correlation
Linear Regression (simple and multiple regression)
Logistic Regression (binary and multinomial)
Ordinal Regression
Probit Regression
Loglinear Regression
ANOVA (Post hoc tests)
ANCOVA
Factorial ANOVA
Repeated Measures Designs
Mixed Model Design ANOVA
MANOVA
Log Linear Analysis
General Linear Model
Generalized Estimating Equations
HLM (Linear Mixed Models)
Non-parametric Tests:
Wilcoxon Rank-Sum and Mann-Whitney
Wilcoxon Signed-Rank Test
Kruskal-Wallis Test
Friedman’s ANOVA
Chi-Square and Risk Analysis
Ratio Analysis
Control Chart Analysis and Creation (created thousands of Control Charts across many studies and applications) – Quality Control Analysis (Six Sigma Applications and other process control applications)
Factor Analysis
Reliability Analysis
Survival Analysis
Receiver Operating Characteristics (ROC) Curve Analysis
Cost-Benefit and Cost-Effectiveness and Cost-Utility Analysis
Decision Tree Creation and Analysis (Probability)
BACKGROUND:
Biostatistics and Dissertation Chair and Committee Member, Walden University
Graduate Business Statistics, Indiana Wesleyan University
Consultant Biostatistician for North Carolina Cardiac and Pulmonary Outcomes Research Committee
Serve as biostatistician and study design reviewer using SPSS and SAS for large clinical data set. Presented longitudinal outcomes data results at 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2008 (pending) National Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehabilitation Conference, North Carolina State Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehabilitation Conference, and the South East American College of Sports Medicine Conference.
South University
Consultant and subject matter expert for course development In the Health Systems Management Department
Consultant Statistician with a background in hospital administration for 10 years. Research projects in quality, hand hygiene, infection control, wait time analyses, nursing retention, physician comparison and quality analysis, staffing effectiveness, JCAHO, restraints, falls, and medication error analyses. Also, market share, patient satisfaction, and survey design studies.
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science, Appalachian State University, 05/94
Exercise Science
Master of Science, United States Sports Academy, 01/98
Sport Facility Management/Exercise Physiology
Doctor of Science, Tulane University, 12/2004
School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine
Department of Health Systems Management/Research
Areas of Research: Clinical Outcomes/Econometrics/Experience conducting a wide variety of prospective and retrospective data analysis and study design.
Major emphasis on research study from the qualitative and quantitative perspectives.
Dissertation – Estimating Hospital Choice for Pneumonia Patients Using Conditional Multinomial Logit Analysis
PRESENTATIONS
Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehabilitation National Conference, 2005
Longitudinal Outcomes
Thomson Healthcare National Conference, 2007 and 2008
Navigating to Performance Improvement
PUBLICATIONS list on request
