Member, Data Safety Monitoring Board, KIDS-DOTT, October 2016 – present
Examples of this service include
Christina Marsh Dalton, PhD
Professor Dalton is an expert in how markets are organized to provide health care services. She regularly speaks with public audiences and the media on issues of health care markets, health insurance, and consumer decision-making. Professor Dalton is the founder of the North Carolina Health Economics Colloquium, a forum to promote active discussion and exchange of current research at the intersection of microeconomics and health economics and policy in the North Carolina region. She is recently active in issues of health insurance incentives and how local market conditions influence health care delivery.
Gerardo Maradiaga, MA
Clinical Ethicist, Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center
Gerardo is involved in undergraduate and graduate medical education with the Wake Forest School of Medicine, serves on the Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center (WFBMC) Institutional Review Board, and serves as the lead clinical ethics consultant with the WFBMC Clinical Ethics Consultation Service. He co-directs the Medicine and Patients in Society (MAPS) course, a course that explores ethical, professional, social issues in medicine with first and second-year medical students. He has been involved in various bioethics initiatives aimed at improving awareness of advance care planning in the community. He also performs with and serves as the Executive Director of the Triad Area Medical Orchestra (TAMO), a local orchestra composed of medical professionals, including students, from across the Piedmont Triad (Greensboro, High Point, and Winston-Salem) that aims to connect diverse medical professionals with members of the community.
Ana S. Iltis, PhD
Mark A. Hall, JD
Nancy M.P. King, JD
