Stephan Lindner, Ph.D. (he/him)

  • Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, School of Medicine
  • Health Economist, Center for Health Systems Effectiveness, School of Medicine

Biography

Stephan R. Lindner, PhD, is a health economist and an associate professor at the Center for Health Systems Effectiveness in the Department of Emergency Medicine, School of Medicine. He also has a secondary appointment at the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health. He received his PhD from the Department of Economics at the University of Michigan. His academic research has focused on state Medicaid policy, opioid user disorder, applied econometric methods, primary care research, and health care delivery for people with disabilities.

Education and training

  • Degrees

    • Ph.D., 2011, University of Michigan
    • M.A., 2006, University of Michigan
    • B.Sc., 2004, University of Cologne

Publications

Publications

  • A cross-sectional study of differences in medication for opioid use disorder receipt among pregnant people enrolled in Medicaid in Oregon, United States

    Addiction
    1. Camille C. Cioffi
    2. Ann Martinez Acevedo
    3. Deborah J. Cohen
    4. Menolly R. Kaufman
    5. Kea Parker
    6. Mishka Terplan
    7. Stephan R. Lindner

  • Addiction severity and re-employment in Sweden among adults with risky alcohol and drug use

    Journal of Substance Use and Addiction Treatment
    1. Stephan R. Lindner
    2. Simone Scarpa
    3. Dennis McCarty
    4. Lena Lundgren

  • Effects Of Medicaid Waivers On Use Of Medications For Opioid Use Disorder And Nonfatal Overdoses In 17 States

    Health Affairs
    1. Stephan Lindner
    2. Kyle Hart
    3. Brynna Manibusan
    4. Kirbee A. Johnston
    5. Dennis McCarty
    6. K. John McConnell

  • Access to Medications for Opioid Use Disorder in Rural Versus Urban Veterans Health Administration Facilities

    Journal of general internal medicine
    1. Jessica J. Wyse
    2. Sarah Shull
    3. Stephan Lindner
    4. Benjamin J. Morasco
    5. Adam J. Gordon
    6. Kathleen F. Carlson
    7. P. Todd Korthuis
    8. Sarah S. Ono
    9. Joseph G. Liberto
    10. Travis I. Lovejoy

  • Access, Utilization, and Quality of Behavioral Health Integration in Medicaid Managed Care

    JAMA Health Forum
    1. K. John McConnell
    2. Sara Edelstein
    3. Jennifer Hall
    4. Anna Levy
    5. Maria Danna
    6. Deborah J. Cohen
    7. Jürgen Unützer
    8. Jane M. Zhu
    9. Stephan Lindner

  • Estimating the Cardiovascular Disease Risk Reduction of a Quality Improvement Initiative in Primary Care

    Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine
    1. Stephan R. Lindner
    2. Bijal Balasubramanian
    3. Miguel Marino
    4. K. John McConnell
    5. Thomas E. Kottke
    6. Samuel T. Edwards
    7. Sam Cykert
    8. Deborah J. Cohen

  • Patients’ Willingness to Accept Social Needs Navigation after In-Person versus Remote Screening

    Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine
    1. Anna Louise Steeves-Reece
    2. Melinda Marie Davis
    3. Jean Hiebert Larson
    4. Zoe Major-McDowall
    5. Anne Elizabeth King
    6. Christina Nicolaidis
    7. Bruce Goldberg
    8. Dawn Michele Richardson
    9. Stephan Lindner

  • State- and County-Level Geographic Variation in Opioid Use Disorder, Medication Treatment, and Opioid-Related Overdose among Medicaid Enrollees

    JAMA Health Forum
    1. Stephan R. Lindner
    2. Kyle Hart
    3. Brynna Manibusan
    4. Dennis McCarty
    5. K. John McConnell

  • The effects of behavioral health integration in Medicaid managed care on access to mental health and primary care services—Evidence from early adopters

    Health Services Research
    1. K. John McConnell
    2. Sara Edelstein
    3. Jennifer Hall
    4. Anna Levy
    5. Maria Danna
    6. Deborah J. Cohen
    7. Stephan Lindner
    8. Jürgen Unützer
    9. Jane M. Zhu

  • Cardiovascular Disease Preventive Services Among Smaller Primary Care Practices

    American journal of preventive medicine
    1. Miguel Marino
    2. Leif Solberg
    3. Rachel Springer
    4. K. John McConnell
    5. Stephan Lindner
    6. Rikki Ward
    7. Samuel T. Edwards
    8. Kurt C. Stange
    9. Deborah J. Cohen
    10. Bijal A. Balasubramanian

  • Considerations Before Selecting a Stepped-Wedge Cluster Randomized Trial Design for a Practice Improvement Study

    Annals of family medicine
    1. Ann M. Nguyen
    2. Charles M. Cleland
    3. L. Miriam Dickinson
    4. Michael P. Barry
    5. Samuel Cykert
    6. F. Daniel Duffy
    7. Anton J. Kuzel
    8. Stephan R. Lindner
    9. Michael L. Parchman
    10. Donna R. Shelley
    11. Theresa L. Walunas

  • How Does Prior Experience Pay off in Large-Scale Quality Improvement Initiatives?

    Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine
    1. Deborah J. Cohen
    2. Bijal A. Balasubramanian
    3. Stephan Lindner
    4. William L. Miller
    5. Shannon M. Sweeney
    6. Jennifer D. Hall
    7. Rikki Ward
    8. Miguel Marino
    9. Rachel Springer
    10. K. John McConnell
    11. Jennifer R. Hemler
    12. Sarah S. Ono
    13. David Ezekiel-Herrera
    14. Andrea Baron
    15. Benjamin F. Crabtree
    16. Leif I. Solberg

  • How Type of Practice Ownership Affects Participation with Quality Improvement External Facilitation

    Journal of general internal medicine
    1. Cynthia K. Perry
    2. Stephan Lindner
    3. Jennifer Hall
    4. Leif I. Solberg
    5. Andrea Baron
    6. Deborah J. Cohen

  • Improving Delivery of Cardiovascular Disease Preventive Services in Small-to-Medium Primary Care Practices

    Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine
    1. Bijal A. Balasubramanian
    2. Stephan Lindner
    3. Miguel Marino
    4. Rachel Springer
    5. Samuel T. Edwards
    6. K. John McConnell
    7. Deborah J. Cohen

  • “It Made Me Feel like Things Are Starting to Change in Society:” A Qualitative Study to Foster Positive Patient Experiences during Phone-Based Social Needs Interventions

    International journal of environmental research and public health
    1. Anna L. Steeves-Reece
    2. Christina Nicolaidis
    3. Dawn M. Richardson
    4. Melissa Frangie
    5. Katherin Gomez-Arboleda
    6. Chrystal Barnes
    7. Minnie Kang
    8. Bruce Goldberg
    9. Stephan R. Lindner
    10. Melinda M. Davis

  • Time trends in emergency department use among adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities

    Disability and Health Journal
    1. Willi Horner-Johnson
    2. Stephan Lindner
    3. Anna Levy
    4. Jean Hall
    5. Noelle Kurth
    6. Erika Garcia
    7. Alice Frame
    8. Kimberly Phillips
    9. Elizabeth Momany
    10. Melissa Lurie
    11. Yejee Shin
    12. Emily Lauer
    13. Parag Kunte
    14. Robin Silverstein
    15. Catherine Okoro
    16. Suzanne McDermott

  • Adjunct interventions to standard medical management of buprenorphine in outpatient settings

    Drug and Alcohol Dependence
    1. Jessica J. Wyse
    2. Benjamin J. Morasco
    3. Jacob Dougherty
    4. Beau Edwards
    5. Devan Kansagara
    6. Adam J. Gordon
    7. P. Todd Korthuis
    8. Anaïs Tuepker
    9. Stephan Lindner
    10. Katherine Mackey
    11. Beth Williams
    12. Anders Herreid-O'Neill
    13. Robin Paynter
    14. Travis I. Lovejoy

  • Analysis of Contraceptive Use among Immigrant Women following Expansion of Medicaid Coverage for Postpartum Care

    JAMA Network Open
    1. Maria I. Rodriguez
    2. Megan Skye
    3. Stephan Lindner
    4. Aaron B. Caughey
    5. Ana Lopez-Defede
    6. Blair G. Darney
    7. K. John McConnell

  • Association of Expanded Prenatal Care Coverage for Immigrant Women With Postpartum Contraception and Short Interpregnancy Interval Births

    JAMA Network Open
    1. Maria I. Rodriguez
    2. Menolly Kaufman
    3. Stephan Lindner
    4. Aaron B. Caughey
    5. A. L. Defede
    6. K. John McConnell

  • Heterogeneous treatment effects and bias in the analysis of the stepped wedge design

    Health Services and Outcomes Research Methodology
    1. Stephan Lindner
    2. K. John McConnell

  • The Medicaid expansion did not crowd out access for medicaid recipients with disabilities in Oregon

    Disability and Health Journal
    1. Stephan Lindner
    2. Anna Levy
    3. Willi Horner-Johnson

  • A medicaid alternative payment model program in oregon led to reduced volume of imaging services

    Health Affairs
    1. Stephan Lindner
    2. Menolly R. Kaufman
    3. Miguel Marino
    4. Jean O’malley
    5. Heather Angier
    6. Erika K. Cottrell
    7. K. John McConnell
    8. Jennifer E. Devoe
    9. John R. Heintzman

  • Disparities in diabetes management among medicaid recipients with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD)

    Disability and Health Journal
    1. Zengqi Lu
    2. Lindsay Cogan
    3. Suzanne McDermott
    4. Emily Lauer
    5. Stephan Lindner
    6. Kyle Tracy
    7. Elizabeth T. Momany

  • Health care expenditures among adults with diabetes after Oregon’s medicaid expansion

    Diabetes care
    1. Stephan R. Lindner
    2. Miguel Marino
    3. Jean O’Malley
    4. Heather Angier
    5. Steffani R. Bailey
    6. Megan Hoopes
    7. Rachel Springer
    8. K. John McConnell
    9. Jennifer DeVoe
    10. Nathalie Huguet

  • Difference-in-differences and matching on outcomes

    Health Services and Outcomes Research Methodology
    1. Stephan Lindner
    2. K. John McConnell

  • Does ownership make a difference in primary care practice?

    Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine
    1. Stephan Lindner
    2. Leif I. Solberg
    3. William L. Miller
    4. Bijal A. Balasubramanian
    5. Miguel Marino
    6. K. John McConnell
    7. Samuel T. Edwards
    8. Kurt C. Stange
    9. Rachel J. Springer
    10. Deborah J. Cohen