Suzanne Bevan Applied Playlists, Curriculum Development Playlists, SERplaylists Diversity and Inclusion, Health Disparities, Nutrition/Obesity, Perinatal, Philosophy of Science/Epidemiology, Race, Reproductive, Social
Arrianna Marie Planey explores anti-racist approaches in public health research, emphasizing frameworks that confront structural inequities and promote health justice. This playlist highlights strategies for integrating anti-racist principles into epidemiologic studies and advancing equity in health outcomes.
Suzanne Bevan Applied Playlists, SERplaylists Global Health, Health Disparities, Nutrition/Obesity, Social
Sandra Albrecht examines immigrant health through an epidemiologic lens, addressing challenges, disparities, and social determinants that shape outcomes. This playlist highlights research approaches and strategies to improve health equity among immigrant populations.
Suzanne Bevan Applied Playlists, Methodological Playlists, SERplaylists Causal Inference, Confounding, Health Disparities, Mediation, Race, Social
Ellen Caniglia (NYU), Lorraine Dean (JHU), and William Goedel (Brown University) present conceptual papers addressing race, socioeconomic status or position, and sexual and gender minority health. This playlist explores frameworks for understanding health disparities and advancing equity in epidemiologic research.
Suzanne Bevan SERexperts, SERweek2020 Causal Inference, Clinical Epidemiology, Diversity and Inclusion, Health Disparities, Mental Health, Methods/Statistics, Nutrition/Obesity, Pharmacoepidemiology, Philosophy of Science/Epidemiology, Race, Social, Teaching
Matthew Fox, Hailey Banack, Onyebuchi Arah, and John Jackson
Suzanne Bevan SERpodcast Environment, Global Health, Health Disparities, Infectious Disease, Respiratory, Surveillance
Click Here to View “Coronavirus Q&A”
Suzanne Bevan SERexperts, SERweek2020 Big Data, Health Disparities, Health Services/Policy, Infectious Disease, Mathematical Modeling, Race, Science Communication, Social, Surveillance
Saskia Popescu, Beth S. Linas, Eric Lofgren, and Jaime Slaughter-Acey We have all been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, and as epidemiologists, this disease, prevention efforts, and downstream effects of social distancing policies prompt us to assess the pandemic and its effects as researchers. Broadly, we are interested in understanding risk factors for Covid-19 infection and severity, outbreak projections and predictions, prevention or mitigation strategies (pharmaceuticals and policies) and their impact, and public health communication strategies for outbreaks of this magnitude. During this discussion, four expert panelists will respond to questions on these topics and brainstorm new directions for research, with additional time to respond to audience questions.
Suzanne Bevan SERpodcast Environment, Global Health, Health Disparities, Infectious Disease, Respiratory, Surveillance
Click Here to View “Coronavirus – Reopening the U.S.“
Suzanne Bevan SERpodcast Environment, Global Health, Health Disparities, Infectious Disease, Respiratory, Surveillance
Click Here to View “Coronavirus (Update)“
Suzanne Bevan SERtalks, Video Cardiovascular, Environment, Geospatial, Health Disparities, Race, Social
Dr. Michael Kramer, Emory University