Alison Muckle Egizi leads government health policy research at Deloittes Center for Government Insights. Her work, informed by 15 years of experience, focuses on health system transformation, health equity, and innovation for federal and state agencies. She holds a Masters degree from the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs.
Passionate about understanding human behavior and promoting social good, Alison is dedicated to pursuing policy and programmatic innovations. She is experienced in using design thinking and data synthesis to articulate sophisticated concepts for a variety of audiences, reflecting a deep commitment to improving community well-being.
She co-managed the first clinical data research network and learning system for pediatric hospitals across the US.
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