Thomas Jefferson University
Jefferson School of Population Health
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| Message from David B. Nash, MD, MBA Founding Dean, JSPH 
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The Jefferson School of Population Health (JSPH) is an integral part of Thomas Jefferson University, a premier academic health center founded in 1824 and located in Center City Philadelphia.
Jefferson provides a robust learning community comprised of clinicians, physicians, researchers, and educators. Students have access to world-class facilities and real-world learning opportunities. Programs will be offered online beginning in September of 2010. The collaboration that happens here is an important part of educating members of the healthcare team to work together.
Our Mission
At JSPH, we prepare leaders with global vision to develop, implement, and evaluate health policies and systems that improve the health of populations and thereby enhance the quality of life.
We fulfill this mission by providing exemplary graduate academic programming, continuing education courses and conferences, and sustained research and consulting in areas of health policy, population health, healthcare quality and safety, and chronic care management.
In the News
Register today for Sept. 28 Online Open House
Fall grad courses open
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Healthy People 2020
Read the Managed Care interview on the impact of health reform legislation
Dee W. Eddington, PhD Grandon presentation available for download
AMA News: Patient safety becoming part of medical education
ACP Internist:Getting quality, safety by 'degrees'
6ABC News Report: JSPH weighs in on health care bill becoming law
Dr. Nash elected to Humana Board of Directors
WHYY Report: Dr. Nash comments on comparative effectiveness research
ABC News Report:
Dr. Nash brings health care discussion to Dickinson College
