Wagner Graduate School of Public Service. Dr. Mijanovich's work is primarily in the areas of the health and well-being of children in distressed cities, health care for underserved populations, and health outcome disparities. He has extensive experience in program evaluation, survey design, the analysis of Medicaid utilization, and the analysis of administrative data sets. Current research interests include the impact of school-level racial distribution on childhood obesity, anti-obesity policies such as calorie labeling laws and healthy food financial incentives, predictive modeling of high-risk patients, and the impact of electronic health records on patient outcomes. Dr. Mijanovich worked in New York City government and in research foundations for several years before coming to the Wagner School in 1996. Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development