Corinna Anke Haberland, MD, MS - Stanford University

Corinna Anke Haberland, MD, MS
T139, Redwood Bldg. / Health Research & Policy
Stanford, CA 94305
Tel: 650-498-5232
Email: corinnah@stanford.edu
Experience: Oct. 2007 – present Lecturer, Dept. of Health Research & Policy, Stanford University School of
Medicine – Teaching medical school classes affiliated with, and coordinating
the school’s “Scholarly Concentration in Health Services & Policy Research”.
Advising students on their research projects in health policy.
July 2004 – Sept. 2007
Researcher, Center for Health Policy / Primary Care Outcomes Research,
Stanford University – Worked to establish and maintain a set of pediatric
quality indicators for the Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality. Focused
on pediatric and neonatal inpatient care.
Jan. 2000 – June 2004 Post-doctoral Fellow in Health Research and Policy, Stanford University –
Fellowship program in health services research under the direction of
Alan Garber, MD, PhD. Curriculum included the application of cost-benefit
analysis, meta-analysis, and decision analysis techniques to medical, and health
policy, research.
July 1998 – June 1999
June 1995 – June 1998
Chief Resident in Pediatrics, Stanford University – Managed day-to-day
operations of this 57 resident program. Responsibilities included teaching and
supervising first through third year residents and medical students, organizing
educational programs, serving as a resident / faculty liaison, and selecting the
incoming resident class.
Resident in Pediatrics, Stanford University – Three year, post-MD, medical
training in Pediatrics. Developed competence in caring for the full range of
pediatric illnesses in inpatient and outpatient settings. In final two years
responsible for directing teams of younger residents and medical students.
Education: Jan. 2000 – June 2004 Stanford University, Health Research and Policy, MS.
Sept. 1991 – June 1995
Sept. 1986 – June 1990
University of California at Davis, School of Medicine, MD.
Stanford University, BA, with honors, in Human Biology.
Certification: June 2006 Board Re-certified in Pediatrics
Oct. 1999 Board Certified in Pediatrics
Affiliations:
Associate, Center for Health Policy / Primary Care Outcomes Research
Publications:
McDonald K, Davies S, Haberland C, Geppert J, Ku A, Romano P. “Preliminary Assessment of
Pediatric Health Care Quality and Patient Safety in the United States Using Readily Available
Administrative Data.” Pediatrics. 2008 Aug: 122(2): e416-25.

Haberland CA, Phibbs CS, Baker LC, “Effect of Opening Midlevel Neonatal Intensive Care Units on the
Location of Low Birth Weight Births in California.” Pediatrics. 2006 Dec;118(6):e1667-79.
Bravata DM, McDonald KM, Smith WM, Rydzak C, Szeto H, Buckeridge DL, Haberland C, and Owens
DK, “A critical evaluation of existing surveillance systems for illnesses and syndromes potentially related
to bioterrorism.” Annals of Internal Medicine, 2004; 140: 910-922.
Bravata DM, McDonald K, Smith WM, Rydzak C, Szeto H, Buckeridge D, Haberland C, and Owens DK.
“Surveillance systems for bioterrorism: A systematic review” Journal of Urban Health: Bulletin of The
New York Academy of Medicine, 2003; 80(2): i135.
Haberland CA, Benitz W, Sanders G, Pietzsch J, Yamada S, Nguyen L, Garber A. “Perinatal Screening for
Group B Streptococci: Cost-Benefit Analysis of Rapid Polymerase Chain Reaction” Pediatrics. 2002 Sept:
110(3): 471-480.
Bravata DM, McDonald K, Smith WM, Rydzak C, Szeto H, Buckeridge D, Haberland C, Dangiolo MB,
Graham J, Owens DK. Surveillance Systems For Bioterrorism: A Systematic Review. Journal of General
Internal Medicine, 2002; 17, April (Suppl 1): 184.
Haberland CA, Seddick D, Marcus R, and Bachrach LK. “A physician survey of therapy for exerciseassociated
amenorrhea: a brief report.” Clinical Journal of Sports Medicine, 1995 Oct.; 5(4): 246 – 250.
Reports:
McDonald K, Romano P, Davies S, Haberland C, Geppert J, Ku A, Choudhry K. “Measures of Pediatric
Health Care Quality Based on Hospital Administrative Data: the Pediatric Quality Indicators – Neonatal
Indicator Appendix.” Rockville, MD: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ); Apr 2008.
McDonald K, Romano P, Davies S, Haberland C, Geppert J, Ku A, Choudhry K. “Measures of Pediatric
Health Care Quality Based on Hospital Administrative Data: the Pediatric Quality Indicators.” Rockville,
MD: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ); Feb 2006.
Bravata DM, McDonald K, Owens D, Buckeridge D, Haberland C, Rydzak C, et al. “Bioterrorism
Preparedness and Response: Use of Information Technologies and Decision Support Systems” (Evidence
Report/Technology Assessment No. 59 (Prepared by University of California San Francisco-Stanford
Evidence-based Practice Center under Contract No. 290-97-0013). AHRQ Publication No. 02-E028.
Rockville, MD: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ); June 2002.
Presentations:
“Administrative Data Based Tools for Pediatric and Neonatal Health Services and Outcomes
Research: Risk-Adjustment”, Presentation at 2010 Child Health Services – Academy Health
Research Meeting, Boston, MA, June 26, 2010.
“Development & Evaluation of the Potential AHRQ Neonatal Quality Measures”, Presentation at
Academy Health Research Meeting, Orlando, FL, June 3, 2007.
“Impact of New Mid-Level Neonatal Intensive Care Units on the Level of Care Received by Low-
Birth-Weight Infants”, Poster presentation, PAS Meeting, San Francisco, CA, May 4, 2004.
Language skills: Fluent in German.