Equity-Centered Public Health Practices
Presenter: Glen Mays, PhD | Systems for Action Register here .
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Research-in-Progress Webinars
The Research-in-Progress Webinar Series, also known as ResProg, enables S4A investigators whose awards are in-process or completed to share their work and disseminate findings rapidly, and to identify others with related research interests. Each webinar includes: progress on the research project and...
Systems Alignment for Effective Resettlement | Engaging Refugee-led Organizations & Empowering Refugee Voices to Advance Equity in Refugee Resettlement
Presenters: Maliha Ali, DrPH, MPH, MBBS | American Institutes for Research Danielle Agraviador | American Institutes for Research Commentator: Susannah Lepley | Church World Service >> View recording. >> Download slides here.
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Transformative Justice of Williamson County
Design of a Payment Decision-Support Tool for Coordinated Specialty Care for Early Psychosis
Bao, Yuhua, Yan Li, Philip J. Jeng, Jennifer Scodes, Michelle A. Papp, Jennifer L. Humensky, Melanie Wall, et al. 2020. “Design of a Payment Decision-Support Tool for Coordinated Specialty Care for Early Psychosis”. Psychiatric Services.
How does Atlanta transportation affect public health? GSU researchers want to know
Keenan, Sean Richard. 2021. “How Does Atlanta Transportation Affect Public Health? GSU Researchers Want to Know”. Curbed Atlanta.
Local Boards of Health Evidence Brief
Mays, Glen P. 2021. “Local Boards of Health Evidence Brief.”
Preventable Death Rates Fell Where Communities Expanded Population Health Activities Through Multisector Networks
Mays, Glen P, Cezar Brian Mamaril, and Lava Timsina. 2016. “Preventable Death Rates Fell Where Communities Expanded Population Health Activities Through Multisector Networks”. Health Affairs.
Public Health Spending and Medicare Resource Use: A Longitudinal Analysis of U.S. Communities
Mays, Glen P, and Cezar Brian Mamaril. 2017. “Public Health Spending and Medicare Resource Use: A Longitudinal Analysis of U.S. Communities”. Health Services Research.