Edition 58 – Decriminalizing Sex Work to Combat Exploitation in the Sex Trade
Decriminalizing Sex Work to Combat Exploitation in the Sex Trade Ms. Kimberly Fuentes, MSW Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Citation Fuentes K. Decriminalizing sex work to combat exploitation in the sex trade. HPHR. 2021;44. 10.54111/0001/FFF2 Decriminalizing Sex Work to Combat Exploitation in the Sex Trade Abstract Sex work is a criminalized field that has largely been legislated […]
Edition 44 – Disability, Health Screening, Barriers to Care, Social Bias, Artificial Intelligence
Disability and the Emergence of Digital Barriers to Health Screening Sara M. Bergstresser, PhD, MPH, MS Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on linkedin LinkedIn Citation Bergstresser S. Disability and the emergence of digital barriers to health screening HPHR. 2021;44. DOI:10.54111/0001/RR3 Disability and the Emergence of Digital Barriers to Health Screening […]
Edition 40 – Are We Ready for Telerehabilitation to Become Mainstream? Opinion About Upper Extremity Orthopedic Conditions
Are We Ready for Telerehabilitation to Become Mainstream? Opinion About Upper Extremity Orthopedic Conditions By Thierry Lienou, OTD, OTR/L, CAPS, ATP Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Citation Lienou T. Are we reaady for telerehabilitation to become mainstream? Opinion about upper extremity orthopediuc conditions. HPHR. 2021;40. DOI:10.54111/0001/NN3 Are we ready for telerehabilitation to become mainstream? Opinion about […]
Edition 39 – Reducing Health Disparities with Audio-Only Telemedicine Post-COVID-19
Reducing Health Disparities with Audio-Only Telemedicine Post-COVID-19 By Julia R Vinagolu-Baur, MBA, Daisy Goodman, DNP, MPH, CNM, Allie Morgan, MPH Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on linkedin LinkedIn Citation Vinagolu-Baur JR, Goodman D, Morgan A. Reducing health disparities with audio-only telemedicine post-COVID-19. HPHR. 2021;39. DOI:10.54111/0001/MM4 Reducing Health Disparities with Audio-Only […]
Edition 39 – The Complex Interplay of Communication and Trust in Healthcare Delivery
The Complex Interplay of Communication and Trust in Healthcare Delivery By Sankirtana Danner, Salma Saavedra, Fallon Flowers, Alema Jackson, Janell Ross, Hiba Abbas, Elizabeth Adetoro, Abbey Ekong, Cassandra Osei, Nicolás Francone, Jonathan Alhalel, Lisa Masinter, Danielle Lazar, Melissa Simon Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on linkedin LinkedIn Citation Danner S, Saavedra, […]
Edition 44 – Providing Equitable Access to Health Care for Individuals with Disabilities: An Important Challenge for Medical Education
Providing Equitable Access to Health Care for Individuals with Disabilities: An Important Challenge for Medical Education By Michele S. Lee, MA; Monica L. Diaz, BS; Dr. Tamsen L. Bassford, MD; Dr. Julie S. Armin, PhD; and Dr. Heather J. Williamson, DrPH Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Citation Lee M. Diaz M. Bassford T. Armin J. Williamson H. […]
Edition 36 – Impact of Paternal Race and Educational Status on Pregnancy Outcome among Paternity Acknowledged Births in the United States
Impact of Paternal Race and Educational Status on Pregnancy Outcome among Paternity Acknowledged Births in the United States By Oluwasegun Akinyemi, Kindha Elleissy Nasef, Christabel Ojieabu, Christina Lipscombe, Oluwakemi Adeola Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Citation Akinyemi O, Elleissy Nasef K, Ojieabu C, Lipscombe C, Adeola O. Impact of paternal race and educational status on pregnancy outcome […]
Edition 39 – The Message Public Health Missed: Black Music Parallels to Support Equity and Innovation in Public Health
The Message Public Health Missed: Black Music Parallels to Support Equity and Innovation in Public Health By Duane McKinley Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on linkedin LinkedIn Citation McKinley D. The message public health missed: black music parallels too support equity and innovation in public health HPHR. 2021;39. DOI:10.54111/0001/MM6 The Message […]
Edition 36 – How $250,000 Could Improve Birth Outcomes for Black Mothers and Infants: A Proposed Interprofessional, Community-Centered Doula Program
How $250,000 Could Improve Birth Outcomes for Black Mothers and Infants: A Proposed Interprofessional, Community-Centered Doula Program By Shannon Faehling, Hannah Phelan, Sierra Smith Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Citation Faehling S, Phelan H, Smith S. How $250,000 could improve birth outcomes for black mothers and infants: a proposed interprofessional, coommunity-centered doula program. HPHR. 2021;36 DOI:10.54111/0001/JJ4 How […]
Edition 36 – Fathers and Child Health Behaviors: Assessing Father Engagement, Early Childhood Diet, and Screen Time in a National Sample of U.S. Children
Fathers and Child Health Behaviors: Assessing Father Engagement, Early Childhood Diet, and Screen Time in a National Sample of US Children By Dr. Lorenzo N. Hopper, MPH, Ph; Dr. Meghan Shanahan, PhD; Dr. Anissa I. Vines, PhD; Dr. Julie Daniels, PhD; Dr. Bharathi Zvara, PhD; Dr. Jon M. Hussey, PhD Share on facebook Facebook Share […]
