Advancing the science of health disparities research.

Keywords

Health equity, Population health, Perspective (graphical), Population, Community health

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• Igniting the power of community : the role of CBOs and NGOs in global public healthPaul Gaist — 2010
• Cancer risk and risk communication in urban, lower-income neighborhoods.Kimberly M. Kelly, Amy K. Ferketich, Amy C. Sturm — 2009
• Promotion of Cancer Family History Awareness: Jameslink Cancer Risk Assessment Tool at Community Health FairsKimberly M. Kelly, Kyle Porter, Amber Remy — 2008
• Application of Geographic Information Systems and Asset Mapping to Facilitate Identification of Colorectal Cancer Screening ResourcesClement K. Gwede, Beverly Ward, John S. Luque — 2010
• The Ohio Patient Navigation Research Program (OPNRP): Does the American Cancer Society patient navigation model improve time to resolution among patients with abnormal screening tests?Electra D. Paskett, Mira L. Katz, Douglas M. Post — 2012
• Eliminating health disparities through transdisciplinary research, cross-agency collaboration, and public participation.Jamila R. Rashid, Robert F. Spengler, Robin M. Wagner — 2009
• EliminatingHealthDisparitiesThroughTransdisciplinaryResearch, Cross-AgencyCollaboration,andPublicParticipationJamila R. Rashid, Robert F. Spengler, Robin M. Wagner — 2009
• On the Frontline: Community-Based Organizations in Health ResearchM. Leung, S. Srinivasan — 2009
• Racial/Ethnic Health and Healthcare Disparities MeasurementB. Cook, Sarah N. Forrester, T. Creedon — 2021

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