Who received the E.A. Codman Award in 2000 for contributions to health care outcomes?

The E.A. Codman Award, named in honor of Dr. Ernest Amory Codman, is presented to individuals who have made significant contributions to the field of health care outcomes. In the year 2000, John Williamson, MD, was recognized with this prestigious award for his impactful work in improving health care delivery systems and focusing on the importance of outcomes measurement.

Williamson's contributions align with the spirit of the award, which emphasizes the critical evaluation of outcomes to advance healthcare quality. His efforts in advocating for evidence-based practices and highlighting the need for accountability in healthcare systems underscore his significance in the field, making him a fitting recipient of the E.A. Codman Award.

The other individuals listed, while notable figures in their own right, did not receive this specific recognition in that year for contributions specifically associated with health care outcomes.