I had a great time today presenting at Graduate Student Research Day Vanderbilt Economics #EconTwitter

Such a great experience! Appreciate all of the insight and helpful feedback

Had a great time at the #SEA2022 (although the weather was 🌪️🌧️) Saw many interesting presentations and connected with new economists all over the world, like Jessica Kiser - thanks Analisa Packham for connecting us!

Everyone at ASHEcon— go to the poster session today! And then go say hi to Jessica Kiser who is doing fabulous work on maternal and infant health!

christine durrance Jessica Kiser follows with work on Virginia’s Contraceptive Access Initiative. She shows that the program, which provided LARCs to low-income women reduced birth rates by 1-3%, in a setting with high baseline take-up and expanded Medicaid access. Policy context matters!

Group dinner organized by Dr. Melanie Guldi was amazing with so many great economists Kasey Buckles Lucie Schmidt Lisa A. Gennetian and many more #SEA2023

Jessica Pac Jill Hoiting Maxwell Bullard María Gandarilla Ocampo Rohen Shah Jessica Kiser presenting on how midwifery regulation affects home births

Enjoyed having a chance to present at the Economic Demography workshop yesterday! I presented new work with Jessica Kiser on a contraception initiative in Virginia and watched Lindsey Bullinger present our joint work on cash and child maltreatment. A stacked program! ;)

My first paper has found a home WEAI Economic Inquiry! I show that Perinatal Quality Collaboratives improve maternal health by reducing eclampsia and ICU admissions.

Great way to end the first full day of #ASHEcon2024!

Great maternal health session with these folks! Emily Lawler Jessica Kiser Dr. Melanie Guldi Corey White Tami Gurley #ashecon2024

Last day at #ashecon! Two great back to back to sessions on access to reproductive health. Jessica Kiser Catherine Falvey Ashley O’Donoghue

It was a great week learning and presenting research in Essen at the #CINCH Academy in Health Economics organized by Daniel Kühnle!

Cool results by Jessica Kiser at Southeastern Health Economics Study Group showing that state non-nursing midwifery laws increasing provider choice ⬆️ home births by 20-30% No detected changes in infant or maternal health outcomes. She’s on the market!

Check out the inaugural "egg timer" presenters of #SHESG2024! Each student gets 10 mins to present their work. Awesome work, all! ⭐️Sarah Kotb of Harvard University ⭐️ Niki Kannan of University of Toronto ⭐️Eric Yde of UVA ⭐️Paul Park of Florida State University ⭐️Jessica Kiser of Vanderbilt University

It was a great day presenting my research at Southeastern Health Economics Study Group yesterday! Looking forward to seeing more papers this morning.