Margaret M. Van Bree is a health care executive serving as a Senior Advisor and Clinical Professor in Health Policy and Management.   Prior to joining the faculty at Tulane, Dr. Van Bree was the president of Rhode Island Hospital and its pediatric division, Hasbro Children’s Hospital, the principal teaching hospital for the Warren Alpert Medicine School of Brown University.  Dr.

Emily Harris is a clinical instructor in the department of health policy and management. Her academic interests lie in organizational behavior and theory, strategic management, change management, and leadership in healthcare organizations.  

Wan Tang's primary research focuses on: statistical methodological development in fields such as longitudinal data analysis, missing data, nonparametric smoothing methods, and causal inferences, and their application in biomedical studies, especially in psychiatry and behavioral research.

Mollye Demosthenidy is a clinical professor in the department of health policy and management. Her academic interests lie in healthcare reform; the role of law and policy in improving healthcare outcomes; and the intersection of law, politics, and healthcare policy. She teaches courses addressing health law and regulation, ethics, and health policy, at both the graduate and undergraduate levels. Prior to joining the faculty at Tulane, she practiced law at two New Orleans firms, focusing on regulatory and transactional issues faced by healthcare providers.