JP Leider

Senior Lecturer, Division of Health Policy and Management

School of Public Health, Twin Cities

Health
COVID-19
Health policy

Introduction

JP Leider, Ph.D., is a senior lecturer in the School of Public Health at the University of Minnesota. He teaches health policy, as well as budgeting and financial management.

Leider is also director of evaluation for the Region V Public Health Training Center; associate faculty at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; and an independent consultant in the public health and health policy space, with active projects and collaborations with foundations, national public health organizations, public health researchers and academics, and public health practitioners.

Leider’s current projects focus on public health systems, the public health workforce and public health finance.

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Research Brief

New study finds dramatic growth in undergraduate public health degree conferrals over the past two decades

Recipients of undergraduate degrees in public health are highly diverse, with more than 80% being women and 55% from communities of color. However, after graduation, only about 10% of degree recipients are currently choosing public sector employment opportunities.

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In Minnesota, fewer white people are vaccinated for COVID-19 than most racial groups — but still less likely to die of COVID-19

New research from the University of Minnesota shows that Black, Hispanic and Asian populations are significantly more likely to die of COVID-19, regardless of their vaccination status at the population level.

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Official estimates of public health spending are significantly overinflated

The study was lead by JP Leider, a senior lecturer in the School of Public Health.

JP Leider

Introduction

News about JP Leider

New study finds dramatic growth in undergraduate public health degree conferrals over the past two decades

In Minnesota, fewer white people are vaccinated for COVID-19 than most racial groups — but still less likely to die of COVID-19

Official estimates of public health spending are significantly overinflated

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