WORKING PAPERS
Liu, Jiayi, and Diwas KC. 2020. “Nudging Patient Choice: Evidence from a Field Experiment” (under 2nd round review at Operations Research)
RJ Niewoehner, Brad Staats, and Diwas KC. 2020. “Team Familiarity and Pickup of Tasks” (under 3rd round review at Operations Research)
KC, Diwas, Kim, TI, Liu, Jiayi, and Jesse Pines. 2020. “State-Mandated Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs and Heroin Use” (invitation for 2nd round review at Production and Operations Management)
KC, Diwas. 2020. “Tinkering and Learning in the Sharing Economy” (in submission)
KC, Diwas and TI Kim. 2020. “Impact of Universal Healthcare on Patient Choice” (invitation for 2nd round review at Production and Operations Management)
PUBLISHED PAPERS
KC, Diwas. 2020. “Heuristic Thinking in Patient Care” Management Science, forthcoming
Kim, TI and Diwas KC. 2020. “Direct-to-Consumer Advertising on Public Health Outcomes: Can Viagra Advertising Make More Babies?” Journal of Marketing Research, forthcoming
KC, Diwas and Sokol Tushe. 2020. “The Effects of Multi-Siting on Productivity and Quality” Manufacturing & Service Operations Management, forthcoming
Kim, TI and Diwas KC. 2019. “The Impact of Hospital Advertising on Patient Demand and Health Outcomes” Marketing Science, forthcoming
KC, Diwas, Brad Staats, Maryam Kouchaki, and Francesca Gino. 2018. “Task selection and workload: A focus on completing easy tasks hurts long-term performance” Management Science, forthcoming
Batt, Bob, Diwas KC, Brad Stats, and Brian Patterson. 2019 “The Effect of Discrete Work Shifts on a Nonterminating Service System” Production and Operations Management, 28 (6), 1528 – 1544
KC, Diwas, Christian Terwiesch and Stefan Scholtes. 2019. “Empirical Research in Healthcare Operations: Past Research, Present Understanding, and Future Opportunities” Manufacturing & Service Operations Management
Staats, Brad, KC, Diwas, and Francesca Gino. 2018. “Maintaining Beliefs in the Face of Negative News: The Moderating Role of Experience” Management Science 64(2), 804-824
Ward, M., KC, D. S., Jenkins, C., Liu, D., Padaki, A., and J. M. Pines 2018 “Emergency department provider and facility variation in opioid prescriptions for discharged patients” American Journal of Emergency Medicine
KC, Diwas and Christian Terwiesch. 2017 “Benefits of Surgical Smoothing and Spare Capacity: An Econometric Analysis of Patient Flow” Production and Operations Management 26(9) 1663-1684
Osadchiy, Nikolay and Diwas KC. 2017. “Are Patients Patient? The Role of Time to Appointment on Patient Flow” Production and Operations Management 26(3) 469-490
KC, Diwas. 2014. “Does Multi-Tasking Improve Performance? Evidence from the Emergency Department” Manufacturing & Service Operations Management 16(2) 168-183
KC, Diwas, Brad Staats and Francesca Gino. 2013. “Learning from My Success and from Others’ Failure: Evidence from Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery” Management Science 59(11) 2435-2449
KC, Diwas and Brad Staats. 2012. “Accumulating a Portfolio of Experience: The Effect of Focal and Related Tasks on Surgeon Performance” Manufacturing & Service Operations Management 14 (4) 618-633.
KC, Diwas and Christian Terwiesch. 2011. “The Effect of Focus on Performance: Evidence from California Hospitals,” Management Science 57(11) 1897-1912
KC, Diwas and Christian Terwiesch. 2011. “An Econometric Analysis of Patient Flows in the Cardiac Intensive Care Unit,” Manufacturing & Service Operations Management. 14(1) 50-65
Terwiesch, Christian, Kahn, Jeremy and Diwas KC. 2011. “Working with Capacity Limitations: Operations Management in Critical Care” Critical Care 15:308
KC, Diwas and Christian Terwiesch. 2009. “Impact of Work Load on Service Time and Patient Safety: An Econometric Analysis of Hospital Operations,” Management Science. 55(9) 1486-1498
BOOK
KC, Diwas. Worker Productivity in Operations Management. 2020. Foundations and Trends in Technology, Information, and Operations Management.
CHAPTER IN BOOK
KC, Diwas. 2018. “Econometric Methods in Healthcare Operations” Handbook of Healthcare Analytics: Theoretical Minimum for Conducting 21st Century Research on Healthcare Operations, Tayur, S and Dai, T, Eds., pp.381-402
