Focus on Research in Health Disparaities Cynda Johnson, MD, MBA Senior Associate Vice Chancellor for Clinical and Translational Research.

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Focus on Research in Health Disparaities Cynda Johnson, MD, MBA Senior Associate Vice Chancellor for Clinical and Translational Research

Colleges/Schools Allied Health Arts and Sciences Fine Arts and Communication Health and Human Performance Human Ecology Medicine Medicine Nursing

Disparate Groups Age Newborn/Infants Children Adolescents Geriatrics End-of-Life

Disparate Groups Gender Sexual Orientation Geography Rural Migrant Work Place Economic Status Uninsured Low Income

Disease States ENC-6 Cancer breast prostrate lung Hypertension Cardiovascular Obesity Chronic Lung Disease Chronic Kidney Disease

Disease States HIV/AIDS STD’s Substance Abuse PMS Dental Health Communication Disorders Behavior/Mental Health Spiritual Health Radiochemosensitivity

Life Factors Stress Resiliency Attitudes Healing Traditions

Techniques Mapping GIS Qualitative Research Epidemiologic Studies Best Practices Participatory Action-Research Health Service Research

“Community” Interventions Cultural Competency Empowerment Education Training Skill Development

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