Boris Kralj

 Boris Kralj

Boris Kralj

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Biography

University of Toronto St. George Campus - Economics


Resume

  • 2019

    McMaster University

    Ontario Medical Association

    Principal

    Mississauga

    Ontario

    Perspicacity Intelligence & Analytics

    Ryerson University

    Toronto

    Ontario

    Lecturer in microeconomics

    macroeconomics

    and labour economics.

    Lecturer

    Hamilton

    Ontario

    University Lecturer

    Economics

    McMaster University

    Toronto

    Canada Area

    Chief Information & Analytics Officer

    Ontario Medical Association

    Toronto

    Ontario

    Lectured on Labour Markets and Policies

    and Industrial Organization

    Lecturer

    University of Toronto

    Ontario Medical Association

    Manager

    Research and Evaluation Branch

    Toronto

    Ontario

    Workplace Safety and Insurance Board

  • 1989

    English

    Croatian

    PhD

    Economics

    York University

  • 1979

    Diploma

    Civil Engineering

    Ryerson University

    Applying Data Mining Techniques Using SAS Enterprise Miner

    Intergrative Thinking (Rotman School of Management)

    Neural Network Modeling

    Survival Data Mining

    Predictive Modeling

    Decision Tree Modeling

    Applied Clustering Techniques

    MBA Essentials for Managers (Rotman School of Management)

    Analytical Approaches to Solving Problems in Communications and Media

    Designing and Implementing Economic Evaluations of Medicines

    Financial Literacy for Directors (Rotman School of Management)

    Negotiations Skills for Achieving 'Win-Win' Outcomes

  • Applied Econometrics

    Research

    Analytics

    Survey Research

    Healthcare

    Spatial Analysis

    Management

    Health Economics

    Economic Research

    Data Mining

    Literature Reviews

    Spatial Modeling

    Training

    Health Services Research

    Financial Markets

    Econometrics

    Physician Compensation

    Program Evaluation

    Healthcare Management

    Economic Modeling

    Government risks flight of medical school graduates

    brain drain: attack on physicians resembles dark days of 1990s

    Government risks flight of medical school graduates

    brain drain: attack on physicians resembles dark days of 1990s

    Risk Selection and Cost Shifting in a Prospective Physician Payment System: Evidence from Ontario

    Inter-sectional income relativity: are we making progress?

    In this piece I report on the gender pay gap in medicine in Ontario.

    Male FPs out-earn women FPs annually by over 30%: Ontario data

    Physician Payment Contracts in the Presence of Moral Hazard and Adverse Selection: The Theory and its Application to Ontario

    Ed Mansfield

    Impact of physician practice overhead spending on the Ontario economy

    Primary Care in Ontario: reforms

    investments and achievements

    Physician Payment Contracts in the Presence of Moral Hazard and Adverse Selection: The Theory and its Application to Ontario

    General surgery in Ontario: volume and mix changes over time

    Physician Budget Growth Drivers: role of technology intensity and chronic disease prevalence

    Ake Blomqvist

    Accountability and Access to Medical Care: Lessons from the Use of Capitation Payments in Ontario

    Quality and Quantity in Primary Care Mixed Payment Models: Evidence from Family Health Organizations in Ontario

    Payments to physicians and practice overhead expenses: separating facts from fiction in Ontario

    Risk Selection and Cost Shifting in a Prospective Physician Payment System: Evidence from Ontario

    OHIP funding cuts threaten physician supply

    OMA 2016 Membership Value and Effectiveness Survey: Summary of Results

    Kathleen Clements

    OMA Membership Demographic Profile

    John Barber

    Physician payment reform – parlous or promising?

    Primary care model enrolment and hospital length of stay in Ontario

    Link between Pay for Performance Incentives and Physician Payment Mechanisms: Evidence from the Diabetes Management Incentive in Ontario

    Boris

    Kralj

    Ryerson University

    University of Toronto

    Ontario Medical Association

    Perspicacity Intelligence & Analytics

    Workplace Safety and Insurance Board

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