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Azza AbuDagga is a skilled health services researcher with extensive experience in data-based research focused on health care disparities, mental illness, and clinical trial ethics at Public Citizen since December 2013. Prior roles include leading health outcomes research and statistical analysis at HealthCore, Inc., contributing to health policy projects at LeadingAge and IMPAQ International, and supporting nursing research and teaching at Penn State University. Azza's earlier career includes academic instruction at Palestine College of Nursing and research contributions to maternal and child health services in Gaza. Academic credentials include a PhD in Health Policy and Administration from Penn State University, an MHA in Health Care Administration from The Ohio State University, and a Bachelor's degree in Nursing from the Islamic University of Gaza.
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