Howard H. Goldman, M.D., Ph.D., is Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. Dr. Goldman received joint M.D. - M.P.H. degrees from Harvard University in 1974 and a Ph.D. in social policy research from the Heller School at Brandeis University in 1978. He is the author or co-author of more than 250 publications in the professional literature. He serves as the Editor of Psychiatric Services and has served on the editorial boards of several major journals, including the American Journal of Psychiatry (1989-1993; 2003-present); Health Affairs (1992-1998); and Psychiatric Services (1993-2001). Dr. Goldman also served as the Senior Scientific Editor of the Surgeon General's Report on Mental Health from 1997-1999 for which he was awarded the Surgeon General’s Medallion. During 2002 and 2003 he was a consultant to the President’s New Freedom Commission on Mental Health. He was elected to membership in the National Academy of Social Insurance in 1996. In 2002, he was elected to the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences. Dr. Goldman's resumé can be downloaded by clicking here.
1. New Mexico Transformation Evaluation – Hyde, Adelsheim, Coleman-Beattie, Burnam, Goldman, Isett, Miranda, Morrissey, Frank
2. From Research to Policy: A Mental Health Research Agenda for the 21st Century – Goldman, Feder, and the Network
1. The Role of the State Mental Health Authority in Implementing Evidence-Based Practices – Coleman-Beattie, Hyde, Isett, Morrissey, Burnam, Goldman
2. Turning Knowledge into Practice: A Manual for Behavioral Health Care – Hyde, Arons, Burnam, Goldman, Morris, Isett, Morrissey, Coleman-Beattie
3. Value and System Cost-Effectiveness: The Treatment of Depression – Frank, Goldman, Arons, Huskamp
4. Equity in Mental Health Services: Comparing the Treatment of Depression Relative to Asthma – Burnam, Huskamp, Goldman
Behavioral Health Insurance Parity for Federal Employees – Goldman, Frank, Burnam, Huskamp
Goldman HH. “The Obligation to the Least Well-Off in Mental Health Services.” Psychiatric Services, 50(5):659-663, 1999.
Goldman HH. “Justifying Mental Health Care Costs: Perspective.” Health
Affairs, 18(2):94-95, 1999.
Frank RG, McGuire TG, Normand, SLT, Goldman H. “The Value of Mental Health
Care At The System Level: The Case Of Treating Depression.” Health Affairs,
18(6):71-88, Nov/Dec, 1999.
Salkever DS, Shinogle J, Goldman H. “Mental Health Benefit Limits and Cost
Sharing Under Managed Care: A National Survey of Employers.” Psychiatric
Services, 50(12):1631-1633, 1999.
Salkever DS, Goldman H, Purushothaman M, Shinogle J. “Disability Management,
Employee Health and Fringe Benefits, and Long-Term Disability Claims for Mental
Disorders: An Empirical Exploration.” Milbank Quarterly, 78(2), 2000.
Goldman HH. “Implementing the Lessons of Mental Health Service Demonstrations:
Human Rights Issues.” Acta Psychiatr Scand, 101:51-54, 2000.
Goldman HH. Preface to “Consumer Contributions to Mental Health: A Report
of the Surgeon General.” Psychiatric Rehabilitation Skills, 4(3):376-378,
Winter, 2000.
Goldman HH, Thelander S, Westrin CG. “Organizing Mental Health Services:
An Evidence-Based Approach.” J Mental Health Policy Econ, 3(2):69-75, 2000.
Drake RE, Goldman HH, Leff HS, et al. “Implementing Evidence-Based Practices
in Routine Mental Health Service Settings.” Psychiatric Services, 52(2):179-182,
2001.
Hennessy KD, Goldman HH. “Full Parity: Steps Toward Treatment Equity for
Mental and Addictive Disorders.” Health Affairs 20(4):58-67, 2001.
Goldman HH, Ganju V, Drake RE, Gorman P, Hogan M, Hyde P, Morgan O. "Policy
Implications for Implementing Evidence-Based Practices." Psychiatric Services
52: 1591-1597, December 2001.
Frank RG, Goldman HH, McGuire TG. “Will Parity in Coverage Result in Better
Mental Health Care?” New England Journal of Medicine 345(23):1701-1704,
December 6, 2001.
Dixon L, Ridgely MS, Goldman HH. "The Evolving Behavioral Health System:
The Public Sector: Past. Present, and Future." Pp 17-26 In Textbook of Administrative
Psychiatry. Washington DC: American Psychiatric Press, 2001.
Goldman H. “Deinstitutionalization and community care: Social welfare policy
as mental health policy.” Pp 146-150 In Weeghel J (ed.) Community Care and
Psychiatric Rehabilitation. Trimbos Institute: Utrecht NL, 2002.
Lehman A, Alexopoulos G, Goldman H, Jeste D, Ustun B. “Mental disorders
and diability: Time to reevaluate the relationship?” Pp 201-218 In Kupfer
D, First M, Regier D (eds.) A Research Agenda for DSM-V. APA: Washington DC,
2002.
Goldman H.H. “Improving access to evidence-based services,” in Hager
M (ed) Modern Psychiatry: Challenges in Educating Health Professionals to Meet
New Needs. Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation: New York, 2002.
Goldman HH. “Parity – Prelude to a Fifth Cycle of Reform.” Journal
of Mental Health Policy and Economics 5(3):109-113, 2002.
Drake RE, Green AI, Mueser KT, Goldman HH. “The history of community mental
health treatment and rehabiliation for persons with severe mental illness.”
Community Mental Health Journal 39(5):427-440, 2003.
Goldman HH, Azrin ST. “Public policy and evidence-based practice.”
Psychiatric Clinics of North America 26:899-918, 2003.
Essock SM, Goldman HH, Van Tosh LV, et al. “Evidence-based practices: setting
the context and responding to concerns.” Psychiatric Clinics of North America
26:918-938, 2003.
Drake RE, Goldman HH. “The future of evidence-based practices in mental
health care.” Psychiatric Clinics of North America 26:1011-1016, 2003.
Dixon LB, Goldman HH. “Forty years of progress in community mental health:
the role of evidence-based practices.” Australia and New Zealand Journal
of Psychiatry 37(6): 668-673, 2003.
Goldman HH. “Commentary: Making Culture Count in Mental Health Reports from
the Surgeon General,” Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry 27: 387-389, 2003.
Frank RG, Goldman HH, Hogan M. Medicaid and mental health: Be careful what you
ask for.” Health Affairs 22(1):101-113, Jan/Feb 2003.
Horvitz-Lennon M, Normand S-L, Frank RG, Goldman HH. “Usual care” for
major depression in the 1990’s: characteristics and expert-estimated outcomes.
AmJPsychiatry 160:4, 720-726, 2003.
Goldman HH. “How do you pay your rent? Social policies and the president’s
mental health commission. Health Affairs 22(5):65-72, Sep/Oct, 2003.
Goldman HH. “Vooruitstrevend GGZ-beleid in conservatieve tijden,” Maandblad
Geestelijke volksgezondheit 59(5): 417-427, 2004. [“Making Progress in Mental
health policy in conservative times” Paper written following the Arie Querido
lecture, translated from English.]
Dixon L and Goldman H. Forty Years of Progress in Community Mental Health: The
Role of Evidence-Based Practices. Administration and Policy in Mental Health
31 (5): 381-392, 2004 [Reprinted from the Australia and New Zealand Journal of
Psychiatry, #42 above.]
Frank R, Conti R, Goldman HH. “Mental Health Policy and Psychotropic Drugs,”
Milbank Quarterly (Summer): 271-298, 2005.
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