Highlights from the 2023 Public Health Showcase!
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Grace Mullikin: “Preliminary results of a randomized-controlled trial of a behavioral parent training intervention for families with deaf or hard of hearing children"
Christopher Otieno: “Equity Beyond the Health Care System”
Princess Magor Agbozo: “The Race of Health Workers as A Determinant of Black Women's Childbearing”
Hanan Yusuf: “Prevalence and Predictors of Substantial Postpartum Weight Retention Among Participants of the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) in Southern California”
Megan Damico: “Health Impact Assessment (HIA) of Ford BlueOval SK Battery Plant in Glendale, Kentucky”
Sarah Jane Robbins: “Out of the Matrix: Utilizing Data Simulation for Public Health Research”
Meghan Steel: “Race- and Sex-Based Differences in the Increase of Emergency Department Visits for Stimulant-Induced Psychotic Disorder in Kentucky"
Taylor Estepp: “Associations of potential ADRD plasma biomarkers in cognitively normal volunteers”
Rena Wang: “Interrupted Time Series Design to Evaluate the Impact of the COVID-19 Stay- at-home Orders in Kentucky on the Statewide Trend of Emergency Department Visits for Traumatic Brain Injuries”
Gyeon Oh: “Association of gabapentin initiation and neurocognitive changes between adults with normal cognition and cognitive impairment”
Feitong Lei: “Urban-Rural Differences in Mortality among Patients Receiving Buprenorphine for Opioid Use Disorder Treatment in Kentucky”
Gaixin Du: 1) “Group-based multi-trajectory modeling for classifying hospital performance”; 2) “Exploration of multivariate group-based trajectory modeling convergence issues”; and 3) “Application of singular BIC to the group-based multi-trajectory model”
Hyeeun Shin: “Examining Spirituality and Other Resilience Factors Among Children Experiencing Multiple Adverse Childhood Experiences"
Haritomane Nikolaou: “Placement Stability and Sleep in Child Welfare"
Olivia Allran: “Communicating Opioid Overdose Warnings: Needs of Local Officials"
Richard Charnigo
Biostatistics
Linda Kim
The University of Kentucky College of Public Health is undergoing a review by the Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH) for re-accreditation. Part of this process includes the invitation to provide third-party comments. Anyone, including students, alumni, employers, community partners, etc., is allowed to share relevant information about the college directly with CEPH. If you would like to provide input to CEPH to inform their review, send your comments to submissions@ceph.org by May 4th, 2025.
