Aimee Mack

Aimee Mack's research focuses on opioid use disorder treatment, particularly how Medicaid programs deliver and pay for medications like buprenorphine, and how access and outcomes vary by race, ethnicity, and geography. Much of the work uses large administrative datasets (Medicaid claims across multiple US states) to study treatment quality, testing for related infections like HIV and hepatitis, and the impact of policy or community-level interventions. This research is well suited for students interested in health services research, addiction treatment policy, and using large-scale health data to study disparities in care.

Publication output was minimal before 2020 but has grown since, with a noticeable increase in output from 2021 through 2026, averaging just over two publications per year in the last five years.

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