Overview
Karen Kinder is a researcher affiliated with the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health who collaborated with Barbara Starfield on ACG System methodology and applications. She is co-author of Starfield and Kinder (2011), which argues for type-based over count-based multimorbidity measurement using ACG system evidence from international health system deployments.
Key Contributions
- ACG methodology co-authorship: Co-author of "Multimorbidity and its measurement" (Health Policy 2011), synthesizing the case for type-based morbidity burden assessment and documenting worldwide ACG System applications.
- Morbidity-resource use research: Co-author of Shadmi, Balicer, Kinder, Abrams, Starfield, and Weiner on morbidity and health care resource use beyond chronic condition counts (submitted at time of publication).
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