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ABout the AuthorS

Andrew Broderick, M.A., M.B.A., is codirector, Center for Innovation and Technology in Public Health, at the
Public Health Institute. Mr. Broderick’s research focuses on the adoption and appropriate use of technology to
address vital and pressing challenges in public health, including efforts to enhance linkages between the public
health and health care delivery systems. Mr. Broderick previously managed research activity at HealthTech, including
work in cardiovascular disease, remote health services, and technologies for independent living. Mr. Broderick
holds a master of arts in economics and geography from Trinity College, in Dublin, Ireland, and a master of
business administration from San Francisco State University. He can be emailed at abroderick@phi.org.

Valerie Steinmetz, program director for the Center for Technology and Aging at the Public Health Institute, leads
the Remote Patient Monitoring and mHealth Diffusion Grants Programs. These programs focus on the acceler-
ated adoption and diffusion of technology-enabled chronic disease care that benefits older adults and is patient-
centered, coordinated, efficient, and effective. Ms. Steinmetz previously coordinated research in key clinical
areas at The Health Technology Center. Ms. Steinmetz graduated from the University of California, Berkeley,
and is currently enrolled in Emory University’s M.P.H. program in applied epidemiology.

Editorial support was provided by Deborah Lorber.