T. Lucas Hollar, PhD

Nova Southeastern University
Master of Public Health Program, College of Osteopathic Medicine
3200 South University Drive
Fort Lauderdale, FL
USA 33328-2018

Biographical Sketch: Dr. T. Lucas Hollar is an Assistant Professor of Public Health within Nova Southeastern University’s (NSU) College of Osteopathic Medicine, and he is a co-principle investigator for evaluation of Broward Regional Health Planning Council’s Community Transformation Grant, “Transforming Our Community’s Health,” made possible with funding through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Dr. Hollar’s current research focuses on organizational change and development for patient-centered medical homes and public health theory.

Papers:
3037.0 Utilizing business intelligence (BI) for healthcare planning and decision-making on a county-wide level 3242.0 Locating and establishing farm-to-market and garden-to-market collaborations in food deserts to improve access to and consumption of healthy foods in broward county, Florida 4133.0 Understanding and investigating challenges and opportunities within patient-centered medical home transformation: A multi-level, multi-perspective systems framework 4165.0 Evaluating patient-centered medical homes transformation in broward county, Florida 4222.0 Matching public health administration leadership to changes in societal, political, and economic contexts 4385.0 Residents, stakeholders and program planners: Walk, talk, decide and act together to create a healthier community 5032.0 Innovative technology for the planning and evaluation of local community health: GIS modeling of diabetes and predictor variables