Howard Greenwald
Professor
Ralph and Goldy Lewis Hall 305Los Angeles, CA 90089-0626
Email: greenwa@usc.edu
Phone: (213) 740-0350
Fax: (213) 740-1801
Ph.D. in Sociology
University of California, Berkeley
Expertise
Health service delivery, organizational behavior, survey design
Biographical Sketch
Howard Greenwald, Ph.D., has research interests in policies affecting health services delivery, survey design and management, and political sociology. He has served as director of USC's Health Services Administration Program, chairman of the Western Network for Education in Health Administration, and executive board member of the American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) in Sacramento. He is currently director of USC's W. K. Kellogg Hispanic Leadership Project. He has made major contributions to research on medical manpower, health promotion, and cancer survival. His book, Who Survives Cancer? (University of California Press, 1992), reports the results of a ten-year survival study. Earlier work includes Social Problems in Cancer Control (Ballinger, 1980), Work and Health: Inseparable in the Eighties (Western Institute for Occupational/Environmental Studies, 1980), and articles in Public Health Reports, Public Administration Review, Journal of the American Public Health Association, Milbrook Memorial fund Quarterly, and other academic journals.
Publications
Greenwald, H.P., Organizations: Management Without Control; Thousand Oaks: Sage; 2007
Greenwald, H.P. and R. McCorkle, "Remedies and Life Changes Among Invasive Cervical Cancer Survivors"; Urologic Nursing, 27, pp. 47-53; 2007
Greenwald, H.P., with K.I. Block and R.Dafter, "Cancer, the Mind, and the Problem of Self-Blame"; Integrated Cancer Therapies.5: 122-30; 2006
Greenwald, H.P., with D. Pearson, W.L. Beery and A. Cheadle, "Youth Development, Community Engagement, and Reducing Risk Behavior"; Journal of Primary Prevention. 27: 3-25; 2006
Greenwald, H.P., with R. McCorkle and S.T. Tang, "Factors Related to Depressive Symptoms Among Long-Term Survivors of Cervical Cancer"; Health Care for Women International. 27: 45-58; 2006
Greenwald, H.P., with W.L. Beery and T. Marzotto, The Designation of Rural Areas in California; Los Angeles: The California Endowment; 2006
Greenwald, H.P., with S. O'Keefe and M. DiCamillo, "The Importance of Public Sector Health Care in an Underserved Population"; Journal of Health and Human Services Administration 27(2) 142-157; 2004
Greenwald, H.P., with A. Cheadle, W.L. Beery, G.D. Nelson, D. Pearson and S. Senter, "Evaluating the California Wellness Foundation's Health Improvement Initiative: A Logic Model Approach"; Health Promotion Practice, 4: 146-156; 2003
Greenwald, H.P., with W.L. Beery, D. Pearson, S. Senter, A. Cheadle, G.D. Nelson and K. Bodenhorn, "Polling and Policy Analysis as Resources for Advocacy"; Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory (J-PART), 13: 177-191; 2003
Greenwald, H.P., with A. Cheadle, W.L. Beery, G.D. Nelson, D. Pearson and S. Senter, "Evaluating the Health Improvement Initiative: Approach, Experience, and Lessons Learned"; in S.L. Isaacs, ed. Improving Population Health: The California Wellness Foundation's Health Improvement Initiative. San Francisco: Social Policy Press, pp. 234-250; 2002
Greenwald, H.P., with W.L. Beery, Health For All: Making Community Collaboration Work; Chicago: Health Administration Press; 2002
Greenwald, H.P., with R.J. Chen and M. Johnston-Zamora, "Putting a New Face on Managed Care"; Marketing Health Services, 22: 15-19; 2002
Funded Projects
- Consultant and Training Services for the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department
Principal Investigator: Howard Greenwald
Sponsor: Sacramento County Sheriff's Department
Amount Awarded: $327,061.00