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Qing Zheng, Ph.D., MHSA, is a health economist with over ten years of experience working in health services and policy research. His primary research interest is in healthcare quality and costs, with a focus on post-acute care, long-term care and population aging. Dr. Zheng has expertise with quantitative methods and econometric models to design and conduct program evaluations as well as implementations of innovative payment models. In addition, he has extensive experience in managing and analyzing real-world healthcare data such as Medicare claims, clinical assessments, survey data, and Medicare cost reports.

Abt Global has a long history of developing, monitoring, and reporting publicly on quality measures for CMS programs and care settings

Abt Global supports work in child nutrition to improve the availability of, access to, and consumption of nutritious food in children worldwide.

Changes to our environment can have an enormous impact on health; Abt works with clients & communities at the intersection of health & environment.  

The first five years of a child’s life comprise the most dynamic period for their physical, cognitive, social, and emotional development. Children who experience developmentally, culturally, and linguistically responsive early childhood education programs are more likely to build a strong foundation for success in school and life.

Abt’s Evaluation Technical Assistance team has helped hundreds of evaluators provide real-world, rigorous evidence of program effectiveness.

Abt’s digital and data services support all aspects of policy research, monitoring, and program evaluation through an array of digital tools and technologies.

Abt Global is the world’s largest provider of interventions to track and control malaria, protecting millions of people annually in nearly 30 countries.

Despite its post-conflict legacy and the 2015 earthquake, Nepal continues to achieve substantial health progress. Critical health indicators are improving, including under-five and maternal mortality rates, but there are dramatically changing burden-of…

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) wants to know about the effectiveness of offering access to first-time homebuyer education and counseling.