Students Who Recently Completed the PhD Program

Psychosocial challenges facing patients with diabetes (and other chronic diseases) in resource-limited settings. Health disparities and health psychology.

Orthopaedic Trauma, Post-Injury Symptoms, Symptom Clusters, Omics, Fracture Care

Planetary health, climate crisis, global health, older adults, geriatrics, resilience, adaptation

Adolescent health, marginalized youth. 

HIV/AIDS, Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis, Infectious Disease, Military & Veteran Health

 

Cancer survivorship, sleep health, circadian rhythms, symptom science

Adolescent/emerging adult mental health and biobehavioral development; intersectionality, health inequities, and structural violence; resilience and post-traumatic growth; mixed-methods and community-engaged research approaches

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Critical care, cardiac mechanical support devices/ECMO, patient and family experiences

Metabolic health in Post 9/11 Veterans

Health equity, specific interest in Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Maternal Morbidity in Active Duty Servicemembers Receiving Care in the Military Health System

Global Health, Infectious Disease, Mental Health, Translational Science, Public Health and Epidemiology

Symptom management and palliative care

Understanding risk factors for suicidal behaviors and improving prevention efforts.

Fetal nursing, perinatal palliative care, fetal therapy, and maternal mental health.

 

Psychosocial interventions to improve self-management and health outcomes for cancer patients. Palliative care and end-of-life care delivery.  Health services implementation and quality improvement.