Howard P. Forman

Howard P. Forman is a Professor of Diagnostic Radiology at Yale University, affiliated with the School of Management and the School of Public Health. His research interests include Healthcare, Nonprofit Management, and Public Health. He directs the Health Care Management program at the Yale School of Public Health and teaches healthcare economics in the Yale College Economics Department. Forman is also the faculty founder and director of the MD/MBA program and the healthcare focus area in the MBA for Executives program. He co-hosts the Health & Veritas podcast with Dr. Harlan Krumholz and is actively involved in patient care and healthcare compliance. His current research focuses on the application of Artificial Intelligence and Large Language Models in healthcare, health equity, and public health topics such as H5N1 Avian Influenza and Measles outbreaks.

Howard Forman is a Professor of Radiology, Economics, Management, and Public Health at Yale University. His research focuses on health policy, radiology, health services, and education. He investigates trends in diagnostic imaging, such as CT scans, and their implications for patient safety, healthcare access, and economic impact. His work also addresses the challenges of communication about radiation risks and the role of technology in improving radiology practices. Forman's research spans public health, medical economics, and health disparities, with a particular emphasis on equitable healthcare delivery and the integration of innovative tools in clinical settings.