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Emily Bass
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Title: Research Associate
Office: The George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health Department of Health Policy & Management Address: 2175 K Street NW, Suite 500 Washington, DC 20037 Phone: (202) 994-3423 Email: ebass@gwu.edu |
Background
Ms. Bass is a Research Associate in the Department of Health Policy & Management where she works on health workforce issues, both domestic and international. Her current projects include work through the GW Health Workforce Research Center, which focuses on the flexible use of workers to improve health care delivery and efficiency and is supported through a cooperative agreement with HRSA. She also coordinates the work of the GW Health Workforce Institute.
Prior to joining GW, Ms. Bass worked at AcademyHealth where she supported multiple research and policy projects, international programs, and conferences, and managed the NCHS/AcademyHealth Health Policy Fellowship. She is also an original incorporator of the Alliance for Ethical International Recruitment Practices.
Ms. Bass is a Research Associate in the Department of Health Policy & Management where she works on health workforce issues, both domestic and international. Her current projects include work through the GW Health Workforce Research Center, which focuses on the flexible use of workers to improve health care delivery and efficiency and is supported through a cooperative agreement with HRSA. She also coordinates the work of the GW Health Workforce Institute.
Prior to joining GW, Ms. Bass worked at AcademyHealth where she supported multiple research and policy projects, international programs, and conferences, and managed the NCHS/AcademyHealth Health Policy Fellowship. She is also an original incorporator of the Alliance for Ethical International Recruitment Practices.
Education
Ms. Bass received her BA in International Relations from Centre College in May 2001. She received a graduate certificate in Survey Design and Data Analysis from the George Washington University in December 2013.
Ms. Bass received her BA in International Relations from Centre College in May 2001. She received a graduate certificate in Survey Design and Data Analysis from the George Washington University in December 2013.
Publications
- Pittman P, Bass E, Hargraves J, Herrera C, Thompson P. (2015). The Future of Nursing: Monitoring the Progress of Recommended Changes in Hospitals, Home Care and Hospice, and Nurse-Led Clinics. JONA; 45(2):93-99.
- Pittman P, Frogner B, Bass E, Dunham C. (2014). International Recruitment of Allied Health Professionals to the U.S. Journal of Allied Health; 43 (2):79-87.
- Pittman P, Horton K, Terry M, Bass E. (2014). Residency Programs for Home Health and Hospice Nurses: Prevalence, Barriers, and Potential Policy Responses. Home Health Care Management & Practice; 26(2): 86-91.
- Lievesly, Denise. Interview by Emily Bass and Jennifer Carr. Statistical Journal of the IAOS Aug. 2013; 29:91-97. DOI:10.3233/SJI-130767.
- Pittman P, Herrera C, Bass E, Thompson P. (2013). Residency Programs for New Nurse Graduates: How widespread are they and what are the primary obstacles to further adoption? Journal of Nursing Administration; 43(11): 597-602.
- Pittman P, Folsom A, Bass E. (2010). U.S.-Based Recruitment of Foreign-Educated Nurses: Implications of an Emerging Industry. American Journal of Nursing; 110(6): 38-48.