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Tokunbo B. Oluwole

Address:
429 Patterson Office Tower
Lexington, KY 40506-0027

Phone: 859/257.8608
Fax: 859/323.1937
Email: toksoluwole@uky.edu

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Biography

Dr. Adetokunbo (Toks) Oluwole is an Assistant Professor in the Martin School of Public Policy and Administration at the University of Kentucky. He has a passion for social policy research, especially research focusing on reducing poverty among vulnerable populations. His research interests include health insurance policy; economics of health care; public health; health disparities; comparative health systems; labor participation and health; and quantitative policy analysis. Overall, he is interested in research that explores new ways of organizing and financing health care to improve access to more affordable and better quality health care.

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Courses Taught

Health Policy Development (HA/PA 673)
Health Economics (HA/PA 636)
Quantitative Methods of Research (HA/PA 621)
Health Finance (HA/PA 637)

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Working Papers

Effects of Programmatic Features of Medicaid/SCHIP on Transitions from Private Insurance Coverage Among U.S. Low-Income Children: A Dynamic Approach (.pdf)

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