Public Health
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Editor in Chief | Editorial Board | Articles and Contributors | Graduate Award
Public health is a broad field of endeavor dedicated to addressing the health of populations. As a field of study it draws on many academic disciplines such as political science, sociology, history, and economics, as well as the established public health areas such as epidemiology, biostatistics and the infectious and chronic diseases. Over the years the field has become very diverse and has ventured beyond a biomedical view of health and illness. Because of the broad, extensive nature of public health, a vast amount of scholarship and research already exists. Scholars and professionals must constantly consider new discoveries, new interpretations, and new theoretical ideas in the field. The overlapping fields of practice involved in the study of public health make it challenging to stay informed about every applicable area.
Oxford Bibliographies in Public Health is designed to provide authoritative guidance to scholars, students and practitioners who are faced with the challenge of navigating the vast relevant information across disciplines and at all levels of scholarly research. It covers the key areas of public health, including public policy, non-communicable diseases, infectious diseases, social determinants of disease, and key issues of poverty, equity, and social justice. Besides the multiple disciplines that public health must draw upon for theoretical understanding, measurement methods, and empirical evidence, it must encompass the many newly arising concerns in public health such as the social determinants of health, opportunistic infection threats, global issues on equity, health in all policies, and governance to name just a few. The challenges to public health are reflected in the threats to whole populations and communities stemming from demographic, cultural, social and political differences and responses based on policy, administrative, economic and logistical realities. Up to date information is vital for appropriate responses from the field of public health. Oxford Bibliographies articles are reviewed annually to update and revise the content as the field continues to grow and change.
Editor in Chief
David V. McQueen, based in Atlanta, GA, is retired from 20 years at the CDC in Atlanta where he served government as Chief of the behavioral risk factor surveillance system (BRFSS), Director of the Division of Adult and Community Health (DACH) and as Associate Director for Global Health Promotion. He has held Professorships and served on the faculties of the University of Edinburgh, where he directed the Research Unit in Health and Behavioral Change, 1983-1992, and The Johns Hopkins University, SHPH, 1972-1983. He also brings rich NGO experience as a globally elected Board Member of the Paris-based International Union of Health Promotion and Education (IUHPE) where he spent eight years as the Vice President for Science, four years as President, and is now the Immediate past President. He has been a member or chair on numerous consultancies and committees with the World Bank, World Health Organization, the Canadian Government, as well as other public and private agencies. He brings editorial experience as a member, present and past, of several editorial boards. He is widely published in academic journals and the author/editor of several books. He is currently an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Behavioral Sciences and Health Education at Emory University in Atlanta.
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FOUNDING EDITOR IN CHIEF
University of California at San Francisco
STANDING EDITORIAL BOARD
University of Malaya
Drexel University
La Trobe University
Dalhousie University
FORMER STANDING EDITORIAL BOARD
University of British Columbia
Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work
FOUNDING EDITORIAL BOARD
UCLA
UMASS
National Association of Local Boards of Health
National Association of Local Boards of Health
Drexel University
Emory University
NYU
Maria Isabel Loureiro
National School of Public Health,
New University of Lisbon
University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
Harvard University
University of Newcastle
University of Kentucky
David Sleet
CDC
ARTICLES AND CONTRIBUTORS
* = recently published
Andrzej Kulczycki
UAB
Ronald Andersen
UCLA
Jennifer Mullett
Vancouver Island University
Sarah Fletcher
Mark Griffiths
Nottingham Trent University
Steve Sussman
University of Southern California
Gillian Smith
Nottingham Trent University
Adam Leventhal
University of Southern California
Nadra Lisha
University of Southern California
C. Arden Pope
Brigham Young University
Ian Colbeck
University of Essex
Daikwon Han
Texas A&M Health Science Center
Dennis M. Gorman
Texas A&M Health Science Center
Robert Sanson-Fisher
University of Newcastle
Mariko Carey
University of Newcastle
Morton Lippmann
New York University
Noreen M. Clark
University of Michigan
Maria Isabel Loureiro
National School of Public Health,
New University of Lisbon
Teresa Maia
Laura Bouwman
Wageningen University
Christopher Mayes
University of Sydney
Ian Kerridge
University of Sydney
Marie Fallon
National Association of Local Boards of Health
Ned Baker
National Association of Local Boards of Health
Nicholas Freudenburg
Hunter College
John B. Lowe
University of the Sunshine Coast
Juliet McMullin
University of California at Riverside
Maria Isabel Loureiro
National School of Public Health,
New University of Lisbon
Joanne Martin
Indiana University
Marie Fallon
National Association of Local Boards of Health
Ned Baker
National Association of Local Boards of Health
Sotiris Vardoulakis
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, University of London
Morton Lippmann
New York University
Fran Butterfoss
Coalitions Work
Michelle C. Kegler
Emory University
Ann Macaulay
McGill University
Erin Sirett
Department of Integrated Studies in Education, McGill University
Paula L. Bush
Department of Kinesiology and Physical Education, McGill University
Diane T. Finegood
Simon Fraser University
Lee M. Johnston
Simon Fraser University
Philippe Giabbanelli
Simon Fraser University
Penny Deck
Simon Fraser University
Sarah Frood
Simon Fraser University
Lina Burgos-Liz
University of Saskatchewan
Marla Steinberg
Simon Fraser University
Alan Best
University of British Columbia
Juliet McMullin
University of California at Riverside
Lawrence W. Green
University of California at San Francisco
Katherine Rickett
East Carolina University
Kathryn M. Kolasa
East Carolina University
Monica Wendel
Texas A & M University
Kenneth R. McLeroy
Texas A & M University
Mark Robson
University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
David Ross Buchanan
University of Massachusetts
Gilbert Ramirez
Florida International University
Jessica Morse
Philip D. Darney
University of California, San Francisco
Mark Gregory Robson
University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
Carol Dawne Milligan
University of British Columbia
John Comings
University of Massachusetts
Candace I.J. Nykiforuk
University of Alberta
Angela Scriven
Brunel University
Julia Costich
University of Kentucky
Douglas Evans
George Washington University
Elaine Auld
Society for Public Health Education
Stephen F. Gambescia
Rima Rudd
Harvard School of Public Health
Lindsay Schubiner
Harvard School of Public Health
F. Douglas Scutchfield
University of Kentucky
Alex F. Howard
University of Kentucky
Robert M. Shapiro II
University of Kentucky
F. Douglas Scutchfield
University of Kentucky
Alex F. Howard
University of Kentucky
Robert M. Shapiro II
University of Kentucky
Lawrence W. Green
University of California at San Francisco
Holly A. Holtzen
Ohio Housing Finance Agency
Hector G. Balcazar
University of Texas
Holly J. Mata
University of Texas
Kue Young
University of Toronto
Graham Colditz
Washington University In St Louis
Lori Dorfman
School of Public Health,
Berkeley Media Studies Group
Priscilla Gonzalez
Berkeley Media Studies Group,
Public Health Institute
Vikki Vandiver
Portland State University and Oregon Health and Science University
Nikki Hozack
University of California, Los Angeles
Vikki Vandiver
Portland State University
Nikki Hozack
University of California, Los Angeles
Marie Fallon
National Association of Local Boards of Health
Ned Baker
National Association of Local Boards of Health
Chris Lovato
University of British Columbia
Shiriki K. Kumanyika
University of Pennsylvania
Arthur L. Frank
Drexel University
Evelyne de Leeuw
Deakin University
Maria Isabel Loureiro
National School of Public Health,
New University of Lisbon
Ana Rita Goes
Fleishman-Hillard Miami
Jeffrey K. Belkora
University of California at San Francisco
Mark Robson
University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
Jeffrey Hallam
University of Mississippi
Lynda Anderson
CDC
Lawrence W. Green
University of California at San Francisco
William M. London
Cal State, Los Angeles
Yazmin Amado Vu
San Diego State University
Anne George
University of British Columbia
Mary H. George
University of British Columbia
Linda Young Landesman
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Chris Lovato
University of British Columbia
Regina A. Galer-Unti
Walden University
Muin J. Khoury
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
W. David Dotson
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Robert Sanson-Fisher
University of Newcastle
Christine Paul
University of Newcastle
Mariko Carey
University of Newcastle
Ralph DiClemente
Emory University
Jessica M. Sales
Emory University
Karen Glanz
University of Pennsylvania
Peter A. Briss
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Ross C. Brownson
Washington University in St. Louis
Lauren Cardick
University of Washington in St. Louis
David A. Sleet
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Nicholas Freudenburg
Hunter College
Andrés Villaveces
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Mark Robson
University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
Patricia L. Meinhardt
Drexel University
Nell H. Gottlieb
The University of Texas at Austin
FORTHCOMING ARTICLES
Spring 2013
Adherence
Donald Morisky
Air Pollution and Children
Maya Leventer-Roberts
Mount Sinai
Carla Campbell
Drexel School of Public Health
Air Quality: Composition
Hernando Perez
Drexel University School of Public Health
Air Quality: Occupational Settings
Hernando Perez
Drexel University School of Public Health
Behavior Change Theory in Health Education and Promotion
Susan Curry
University of Iowa
Robin Mermelstein
University of Illinois at Chicago
Asthma in Children
Janvier Gasana
Birth Cohort Studies
Linda Dodds
Christy Woolcott
Breast Cancer Screening
Robert Smith
Breastfeeding
Hector Balcazar
Holly Mata
The University of Texas at El Paso
Cancer Communication Strategies in North America
Rachel Faulkenberry McCloud
Dana Farber Cancer Institute
Cardiovascular Health and Disease
Darwin Labarthe
Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
Clinical Preventive Medicine
Mark Johnson
Jefferson County Public Health
Community Gardens
Heather Kitzman-Ulrich
University of North Texas
Jane Momoh
University of North Texas Health Science Center
Ashley Martin
University of North Texas Health Science Center
Mark DeHaven
University of North Texas Health Science Center
Community Health Assessment
Norma Kanarek
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Community Health Interventions
Shawna Mercer
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Critical Race Theory
Collins Airhihenbuwa
Chandra Ford
Cultural Determinants of African American Health
Collins Airhihenbuwa
Chandra Ford
Elder Abuse
Sharon Aaron
Florida International University
Enabling Factors
Gary Gilmore
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse; University of Wisconsin-Extension
Evaluation of Programs
James McKenzie
Penn State University
Teresa Kern
Pennsylvania State University
Financing
Peggy Honoré
US Department of Health and Human Resources
Frail Elderly
William Satariano
Marlon Maus
Global Health
Karen Siegel
Emory University
KMV Narayan
Group Work in Community Organization
Glenn Schneider
Health Information and Behavior Change
William London
California State University, Los Angeles
Indoor Air Quality Guidelines
Hernando Perez
Drexel University School of Public Health
Motor Vehicle Injury Prevention
David Sleet
David Viano
Ann Dellinger
Obesity in Children
Elizabeth Waters
The University of Melbourne
Andrea de Silva-Sanigorski
University of Melbourne
Miranda Bruckner
Tahna Pettman
University of Melbourne
Lisa Gibbs
Parenting and Work
Caroline J. Gatrell
Lancaster University
Perinatal Transmission of HIV
Marc Foca
Public Health Systems
Margaret Potter
University of Pittsburgh
Public-private Partnerships in Obesity Control
Diane Finegood
Simon Fraser University
Lee Johnston
Reducing Health Disparities in Hispanic and Latino Populations
John P. Elder
Christina Holub
Noe Crespo
Arizona State University
Nanette Lopez-Lee
Risk-Taking Behavior
Marizen Ramirez
University of Iowa
School Health Programs
Lloyd J. Kolbe
Indiana University
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Consuelo Beck-Sague
Smoking Cessation
Michael Eriksen
Carrie Whitney
Georgia State University
Social Determinants of Health
Laurie Anderson
University of Washington
Social Epidemiology
Regina Galer-Unti
Walden University
Social Media and Health Education
John Allegrante
Annie Feighery
Columbia University
The Built Environment and Health
Lawrence Frank
Tobacco Control
Samira Asma
U.S. Rural Health
Ryung Suh
Hilda Heady
War
Victor W. Sidel
Montefiore Medical Center
Matthew Anderson
Weight Management in US Occupational Settings
Mark Wilson
University of Georgia
Andrea Brace
University of Georgia
Women's Health
Padmini Murthy
Workforce
Jean Moore
School of Public Health, University of Albany, State University of New York
Fall 2013
Evaluation of Programs
James McKenzie
Teresa Kern
Pennsylvania State University
Financing
Peggy Honoré
US Department of Health and Human Resources
School Health Programs
Lloyd J. Kolbe
Indiana University
Social Determinants of Health
Laurie Anderson
University of Washington
The Built Environment and Health
Lawrence Frank
GRADUATE STUDENT ARTICLE AWARD
The Oxford Bibliographies Graduate Student Article Award is an annual, invitation-only award that offers experienced doctoral candidates an opportunity to contribute to Oxford Bibliographies in Public Heath, to draw attention to their work, and to add a peer-reviewed publication to their CVs. Invitation is by faculty nomination only. Nominations are no longer being accepted for this year’s award. Please check back soon for information about next year’s award.
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--Damon Zucca, Reference and Online Publisher, Oxford University Press
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