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Elizabeth
Teisberg,
Ph.D., M.Engineering
Elizabeth
Teisberg is co-author of Redefining Health Care: Creating
Value-Based Competition on Results. She is a tenured member
of the faculty of the University of Virginia, in the Darden
Graduate School of Business, where Dr. Teisberg received the
Wachovia award for outstanding research in 2006 and Frederick S
Morton award for Leadership in 2004. Professors Porter and
Teisberg received the American College of Healthcare Executive’s
Book of the Year Award for 2007.
Dr. Teisberg
speaks nationally and internationally on health care strategy
and policy. She is a Senior Institute Associate at the Harvard
Business School’s Institute for Strategy and Competitiveness.
She is a member of the Global Changing Diabetes Advisory Board,
and the Aspen Health Stewardship Advisory Board. She is also a
senior fellow at the New England Healthcare Institute.
Dr. Teisberg
has ongoing research in health sector innovation, focusing on
the implementation of Redefining Health Care. She also teaches
in the fields of Innovation and Strategy for both MBA students
and executives. She is the designer of Darden’s elective course
on Innovation, and was previously the Course Head for the
school’s required MBA courses on Strategy and on Operations
Management. While on the faculty at Harvard, she taught the MBA
required course in Strategy and the elective on Technology and
Strategy. In addition to her health sector research, Dr.
Teisberg’s publications have focused on strategy, real options,
and environmentally sustainable innovation. She is also
co-author of The Portable MBA, which has been
published in five languages as well as about 50 cases and
articles.
Dr. Teisberg
earned her Ph.D. in engineering-economic systems from Stanford
University. She also holds a Master of Engineering from the
University of Virginia and an A.B. degree, summa cum laude, from
Washington University in St. Louis. She is a member of Phi Beta
Kappa.
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