The health care system in the United States today faces many difficult questions. What are the best ways to measure a person's health status and quality of life and to assess the impact of health care on such outcomes? How should health care delivery be organized to optimize care for individuals with chronic health conditions? How can disparities in health and health care for vulnerable populations be reduced? Questions such as these prompted the formation of the Colorado Health Outcomes Program, otherwise known as COHO, in 1998.
Our core function and mission is: to conduct and evaluate interventions which improve population health and the overall quality of health care. COHO is committed to expanding partnerships not just with academic researchers at national universities, but also within community organizations that deliver health care, public and private payers that finance it, and the many organizations dedicated to developing innovative health care technologies, services, and delivery systems.
The Colorado Health Outcomes Program shares its mission, faculty, staff, and Building 406 on the Anschutz Medical Campus with the Children's Outcomes Research (COR) program which was founded in 2001 by the Department of Pediatrics. Our investigators currently collaborate on a variety of grant-funded projects. Click for a printable description of COHO in PDF format.
Farewell Reception
We will be holding a farewell reception for our long time director, John Steiner.
Please join us October 28th in the first floor rotunda of the Nighthorse Campbell Building from 5:00pm - 6:30pm to give your warm wishes.
Methods and Applications Seminar
October 28, 2008, Room 305, Nighthorse Campbell Building 4-5:00pm
Intervention to reduce HIV risk behavior and drug use among methamphetamine users: results from a pilot study.
Karen F. Corsi, ScD, MPH
Congratulations to our colleagues!
William Henderson has been named a newly-elected Fellow of the American Statistical Association and also Fellow of the Society of Clinical Trials.
Diane Fairclough has been named the President elect for International Society for Quality of Life Research (ISOQOL).