Jason L. Salemi, MPH

University of South Florida, College of Public Health
Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics
13201 Bruce B. Downs Blvd., MDC 56
Tampa, FL
USA 33612

Biographical Sketch: Jason is an MCH Epidemiologist at the University of South Florida’s College of Public Health. Previously, as chair of the National Birth Defects Prevention Network’s Data Committee, he amassed a proficiency in data extraction, linkage, management, and analysis. Jason’s current role is on an AHRQ-funded R01 grant in which he is responsible for creating and validating a clinically enhanced maternal-infant dataset for the State of Florida, and using the dataset to conduct comparative effectiveness research.

Papers:
3200.1 Improving cost-effectiveness analysis in maternal and child health: A practical approach for calculating reliable cost estimates from observational data 3200.1 National trends in maternal use of opioid drugs during pregnancy 4131.0 Factors associated with not receiving prenatal care and its impact on birth outcomes 4364.0 Creation and evaluation of a multi-layered maternal and child health database for comparative effectiveness research 4365.0 Maternal toxoplasmosis and adverse pregnancy outcomes