Paul H. Johnson, Jr.
Assistant Professor, Actuarial Science, Department of Mathematics
Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics: specializing in actuarial science. So far, I have taught the life contingencies sequence of courses: MATH 471 and 472/567. My research focuses on applications of multilevel regression models to health care/health economics problems, and the use of Markov models for studying the cost effectiveness of various health care programs.
MATH 471: Actuarial Theory I (Fall 2009):
- MATH 471 Fall 2009 Syllabus
- MATH 471 Course Website, with other course materials, is on Illinois Compass
MATH 472: Actuarial Theory II (Spring 2009):Curriculum Vitae:
Publications:
- "Exploring Stakeholder Perspectives on what is Affordable Health Care," Accepted for publication, to appear in Risk Management and Insurance Review, 2009.
- "Health Care Predictive Modeling Tools," Health Watch, 2007 (pp. 24-27).
- "Predictive Modeling with Longitudinal Data: A Case Study of Wisconsin Nursing Homes," North American Actuarial Journal, 2007.
Presentations:
- “Exploring Stakeholder Perspectives on what is Affordable Health Care,” 44th Actuarial Research Conference, Madison, WI, July 2009.
- “Racial Disparities in US Healthcare,” Society of Actuaries’ Health Spring Meeting, Los Angeles, CA, May 2008.
- “Mitigating the Impact of Endogeneity in Mental Healthcare Data via Multilevel Models,” 42nd Actuarial Research Conference, Moon Township, PA, August 2007.
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Contact Information:
Paul H. Johnson, Jr.
361 Altgeld Hall
1409 W. Green St.
Urbana, IL 61801
217-244-5517
pjohnson@illinois.edu