Rate My Professor William Riley

Riley’s scholarship centers on population health, health care finance, value-based payment systems, patient safety, and quality improvement. He co-authored the book Managing Health Organizations for Quality and Performance (2013) and co-edited Quality Function Deployment and Lean Six Sigma Applications in Public Health (2010), which earned the Golden Quill Award from the American Society for Quality (2011). Notable peer-reviewed articles include “Patient Attribution—A Call for a System Redesign” (JAMA Health Forum, 2023), “Ensuring a Reliable Platelet Supply in the United States” (New England Journal of Medicine, 2023), “A Framework for Oral Health Value Based Payment Approaches” (Journal of the American Dental Association, 2019), and “Framework for Multisector Alignment Research” (Journal of Public Health Management and Practice, 2021). His research has shaped health policy through reports on price gouging in U.S. healthcare, blood supply during COVID-19, and multisector collaboration. Riley’s impact is evidenced by awards including ASU’s President’s Medal for Social Embeddedness (2023), Distinguished Faculty Award (2022), Research Impact Award (2018), and Educator of the Year (2016–2018).