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Research
Single-Sourcing is Better Patient Care
Study shows patient care improves when hospitals choose a single supplier versus multiple suppliers for medical records software.
Research
The Matches Measure
Researchers develop a new visual scale that offers a simple measure to help identify job burnout.
Research
When the GAAP Falls Short
A new study by financial reporting expert Stephannie Larocque finds that forecasters who use non-GAAP performance metrics are more accurate.
Consumer Behavior
Many consumers make unhealthy choices, but ‘uptrend messaging’ can help drive healthy behavior
Research from the University of Notre Dame's John Costello and Frank Germann found emphasizing the positive in messaging promotes an increase in healthy behaviors.
Faculty Research
Companies hide negative news by issuing unrelated press releases alongside SEC filings, study shows
To distract investors from bad news, companies strategically issue unrelated press releases on the same day they file negative news with the SEC via Form 8-K, according to a new study from University of Notre Dame accountancy professor Jessica Watkins.
Consumer Behavior
Battling deceptive pricing: How revealing the "true normal Price" can protect consumers
Marketing professor Joel Urbany co-authored an article for the American Marketing Association talking about their research into how competition actually encourages deceptive pricing.
Faculty Research
A science of disruption
Diego Gómez-Zará, a concurrent professor at Nore Dame's Mendoza College of Business and the College of Engineering, has developed data-driven tools for determining the factors that make a product, concept, and technology become disruptive rather than developmental.
Business Ethics
Insight into human trafficking
In this podcast by Notre Dame Stories, Dean Shepherd, the Ray and Milann Siegfried Professor of Entrepreneurship in Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business discusses his research into the organization of sex work and human trafficking in India.
Faculty Research
Patient capital is in short supply
Research from Rafael Zambrana shows mutual funds have better returns when they invest for the long term, but need investors to commit capital to take advantage of slow-moving opportunities.