Jing Li

Dedicated to advancing knowledge in health economics and policy, Jing Li serves as an Assistant Professor at the UW School of Pharmacy. Her academic journey is marked by a PhD in Health Policy and an MA in International Comparative Education, equipping her with a robust foundation to explore the intricate dynamics of healthcare systems. Jing's research is deeply rooted in understanding the economic, social, and behavioral factors that influence decision-making processes in healthcare settings. Jing's work is particularly focused on aging, health policy, and causal inference, with a keen interest in how these areas intersect with drug policy and physician behavior. She employs both experimental and econometric methods to delve into complex issues such as the social preferences of physicians, decision-making challenges faced by older adults with cognitive impairments, and the implications of conflicts of interest in drug prescribing practices. Her research aims to provide insights that can inform policy evaluation and improve healthcare outcomes. At the UW School of Pharmacy, Jing is committed to fostering a collaborative research environment, encouraging interdisciplinary approaches to tackle pressing healthcare challenges. Her work not only contributes to academic discourse but also seeks to influence practical policy decisions that enhance the quality of care for aging populations. Through her dedication to research and teaching, Jing Li is shaping the future of health economics and policy, striving to make a meaningful impact on the healthcare landscape.