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Samuel Lin

Samuel Lin

Education

  • MBA (2005) Medical Services Management, Johns Hopkins University
  • (2001) Department of Defense Educational Extension Program, Atlantic Region, Troy State University
  • (1975) Medicine, Oregon Health and Sciences Center
  • PhD (1973) Anatomical and Experimental Embryology, University of Oregon Medical School
  • MS (1967) Zoology, Oregon State University
  • BS (1965) Zoology, Seattle Pacific College

Intellectual Contributions

  • Cuddeback, J.; Kotzbauer, G.; Lin, Samuel; Penso, J.. (2014). Are You Capable of Succeeding in Value-Based Payment? AMGA and Dartmouth Institute's Assessment Program, Group Practice Journal, 63(9), 16-21
  • Flowers, D.; Jones, J.; Lin, Samuel. (2012). American Medical Group Association's Collaborative Lessons From Within Member Groups - "Learning From the Best - Learning From Each Other", Group Practice Journal, 61(1), 30-39
  • Lin, Samuel; Casanova, D.; Jones, J.; Sanderson-Austin, J.; Fisher, D.. (2012). Case Studies of Practical, Patient-centered, Parsimonious Initiatives That Signficantly Improve the Care and Quality of Life for Patients with COPD, Proceedings of the VI World Congress on Immunopathology and Respiratory Allergy, Medimond-International Proceedings Division, Bologna, Italy, 123-128
  • Lin, Samuel. (2008). Effeciency in the Provision of Healthcare Services: An Unrewarded Key Driver of Better Quality and Meaningful Outcomes, Group Practice Journal, 57(5), 4-9
  • Lin, Samuel. (2008). Effective Care Coordination: An Unrewarded Key Driver of Better Quality and Meaningful Outcomes, Group Practice Journal, 56(3), 4-9
  • Lin, Samuel. (2008). Primary Care Capacity: An Unrewarded Key Driver of Better Quality and Meaningful Outcomes, Group Practice Journal, 57(1), 4-11
  • Chelluri, J.; Lin, Samuel. (2006). A Results-Based Payment System: Lowering Costs by Reimbursing for Quality, Group Practice Journal, 55(8), 4-10
  • Brin, K.; Lin, Samuel. (2005). The Case for a Results-Based Payment System: A Tale of Two Patients (per Unequal Quality Outcomes), Group Practice Journal, 54(8), 4-7
  • Lin, Samuel. (2002). Biodefense Preparedness: A Report from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases - NIH, Group Practice Journal, 51(9), 6-9
  • Lin, Samuel. (2002). Medical Groups Respond to the Threat of Bioterrorism, Group Practice Journal, 51(2), 6-8
  • Lin, Samuel. (2002). Redefining Responsibility in Health Care, Group Practice Journal, 51(5), 6-11
  • Gervase, J.; Freddo, K.; Lin, Samuel. (2002). Storming the Hill: AMGA Takes the Medical Group Agenda to Legislators in Washington, Group Practice Journal, 51(6), 6-10
  • Bartlett, M.; Lin, Samuel. (2001). Simplifying the American Health Care System: An Update II, Group Practice Journal, 50(4), 6-8
  • Lin, Samuel. (2001). Simplifying the American Health Care System: Part I, Group Practice Journal, 50(1), 6-8
  • Lin, Samuel. (2001). The Federal Medical Response to Disasters: Implications for Medical Groups, Group Practice Journal, 50(9), 6-8
  • Lin, Samuel. (2000). Management of Risk Comes of Age, Group Practice Journal, 49(7), 8-10
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