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Legacy of Community Engagement And

Public Health Practice

Advancing Health Equity Through Academic Excellence

Symposium Zoom Link 2021 Daniel S Blumenthal Virtual Public Health Symposium

TABLE OF CONTENT

Welcome Letter 2

About Daniel S Blumenthal 3

Symposium Agenda 4

Keynote Speaker 5

Invited Speaker 6

Faculty Liaisons amp Community Information 7-9

Faculty Publications 10-11

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Legacy of Community Engagement And

Public Health Practice

Advancing Health Equity Through Academic Excellence

Symposium Zoom Link 2021 Daniel S Blumenthal Virtual Public Health Symposium

TABLE OF CONTENT

Welcome Letter 2

About Daniel S Blumenthal 3

Symposium Agenda 4

Keynote Speaker 5

Invited Speaker 6

Faculty Liaisons amp Community Information 7-9

Faculty Publications 10-11

2

DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH AND PREVENTIVE MEDICINE

March 18 2021

Dear Public Health Symposium Attendees

Welcome to the 12th annual Daniel S Blumenthal Public Health Symposium We are delighted to have

you join us as we address health equity and community engagement research clinical preventive

medicine (preventive medicine skills) and public health practice and their impact on the community as

we pursue our vision to ldquolead the creation and advancement of health equityrdquo

Our theme this year is ldquoThe Legacy of Community Engagement and Public Health Practice Advancing

Health Equity Through Academic Excellencerdquo Our Daniel S Blumenthal Lecturer this year is Dr Brian

Smedley Chief of Psychology in the Public Interest where he ldquoleads the American Psychological

Associationrsquos efforts to apply science and practice of psychology to the fundamental problems of human

welfare and social justicerdquo Dr Smedley is also the Co-Founder of the National Collaborative for Health

Equity a project that connects research policy analysis and communications with on- the- ground

activism to advance health equity His areas of expertise include racism and health inequities social

determinants of health health care disparities and diversity in health professions

Our Symposium invited speaker is our own Daniel Dawes JD Director of the Satcher Health Institute

and Associate Professor in the Department of Community Health and Preventive Medicine Mr Dawes is

the author of two books that discuss social determinants of health and its impact on policies that affect

our health and healthcare

As a special treat we will showcase the faculty within the department and their scholarly work through

samplings of publications that have been made available These works display the legacy of health equity

from the department as we strive to address health equity as an acknowledgement of the work of Dr

Daniel S Blumenthal and his influence over this next generation of community health professionals

We anticipate that the sharing of evidence-based strategies best practices lessons learned and

recommendations for action during this half-day conference will enhance the capacity of local

communities and key stakeholders to mobilize to mitigate negative health outcomes and social impacts

Thank you for joining us today The Department of Community Health and Preventive Medicine is

pleased to host this symposium and excitedly anticipate open dialog with you for better safer and

healthier local communities through public health practices

Sincerely

Beverly Deaderick Taylor MD

Professor and Chair

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DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH AND PREVENTIVE MEDICINE

2021 Daniel S Blumenthal Virtual Public Health Symposium

Legacy of Community Engagement and Public Health Practice Advancing Health Equity Through

Academic Excellence

This symposium honors the legacy of Daniel Sender Blumenthal MD MPH who devoted almost 40 years

teaching medical and other health professionals how to properly treat and care for disadvantaged underserved

populations He was unwavering in his commitment to empowering communities and worked tirelessly in local

Atlanta communities to bring quality healthcare services research and resources to some of the citys most

impoverished areas

He was the founding Chairman of the Department of Community Health and Preventive Medicine at MSM and

worked tirelessly to develop innovative ways to educate medical and other health professional students on the

importance of community engagement regardless of the specialty they ultimately chose to enter Although he

retired from the medical school in 2014 he continued to work with Morehouse School of Medicine as Professor

and Chair Emeritus of the Department of Community Health and Preventive Medicine until the final day of his

life Dr Blumenthal was proud of the departmentrsquos achievements in undergraduate and graduate medical

education and was most proud of the development and implementation of the MSM Prevention Research Center

which was founded in 1998 under his leadership with a grant from Centers for Disease Control and

Prevention This Center continues to operate today with CDC funding and has made an impact on the health of

communities in Atlanta the State of Georgia the Nation and beyond

Register Here 2021 Daniel S Blumenthal Virtual Public Health Symposium

We welcome public health professionals healthcare providers community health workers researchers health

and social service agency leaders policy decision makers medical residents students community-at-large and

community leaders

Learn more about Dr Blumenthal

A Catalyst for Change Dr Daniel S Blumenthal

Closer Look The Legacy of Dr Daniel S Blumenthal

3

DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH AND PREVENTIVE MEDICINE

2021 Daniel S Blumenthal Virtual Public Health Symposium

Legacy of Community Engagement and Public Health Practice Advancing Health Equity Through

Academic Excellence

This symposium honors the legacy of Daniel Sender Blumenthal MD MPH who devoted almost 40 years

teaching medical and other health professionals how to properly treat and care for disadvantaged underserved

populations He was unwavering in his commitment to empowering communities and worked tirelessly in local

Atlanta communities to bring quality healthcare services research and resources to some of the citys most

impoverished areas

He was the founding Chairman of the Department of Community Health and Preventive Medicine at MSM and

worked tirelessly to develop innovative ways to educate medical and other health professional students on the

importance of community engagement regardless of the specialty they ultimately chose to enter Although he

retired from the medical school in 2014 he continued to work with Morehouse School of Medicine as Professor

and Chair Emeritus of the Department of Community Health and Preventive Medicine until the final day of his

life Dr Blumenthal was proud of the departmentrsquos achievements in undergraduate and graduate medical

education and was most proud of the development and implementation of the MSM Prevention Research Center

which was founded in 1998 under his leadership with a grant from Centers for Disease Control and

Prevention This Center continues to operate today with CDC funding and has made an impact on the health of

communities in Atlanta the State of Georgia the Nation and beyond

Register Here 2021 Daniel S Blumenthal Virtual Public Health Symposium

We welcome public health professionals healthcare providers community health workers researchers health

and social service agency leaders policy decision makers medical residents students community-at-large and

community leaders

Learn more about Dr Blumenthal

A Catalyst for Change Dr Daniel S Blumenthal

Closer Look The Legacy of Dr Daniel S Blumenthal

4

2021 Daniel S Blumenthal Public Health Symposium

AGENDA

Symposium Zoom Link 2021 Daniel S Blumenthal Virtual Public Health Symposium

Faculty Publications Slide Show

115pm-130pm

Video Presentation

130pm-135pm Dr Daniel S Blumenthal A Champion of Community Health

Opening Remarks

135pm-140pm

Beverly D Taylor MD FAAFP FACPM

Professor and Chair Department of Community Health and

Preventive Medicine Morehouse School of Medicine

Welcome

140pm-145pm

Valerie Montgomery Rice MD FACOG

President and Dean

Morehouse School of Medicine

Keynote Introduction

145pm-150pm

Sandra Harris-Hooker PhD

Vice President and Executive Vice Dean

Morehouse School of Medicine

Achieving Health Equity What Do We Know How Can We Achieve It 150pm-230pm

Brian D Smedley PhD

Chief of Psychology in the Public Interest

American Psychological Association

Speaker QampA

230pm-245pm

Giveaway

Beverly D Taylor MD

Virtual Poster Presentations

245pm-315pm (Please See pages 7-9 for poster presentation information and links)

Invited Presentation Introduction

315pm

Robert Mayberry PhD MPH MS

Professor and Vice Chair CHPM

Morehouse School of Medicine

The Political Determinants of Health Jessicarsquos Story 315pm-320pm

httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=cmMutvgQIcUampt=28s

The Political Determinants of Health 320pm-350pm

Daniel E Dawes JD

Director Satcher Health Leadership Institute

Morehouse School of Medicine

Speaker QampA

350pm-405pm Robert Mayberry PhD

Closing Remarks

405pm-415pm

Final Giveaways

Beverly D Taylor MD

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Brian D Smedley PhD

Brian D Smedley PhD is Chief of Psychology in the Public Interest

where he leads APArsquos efforts to apply the science and practice of psychology

to the fundamental problems of human welfare and social justice A

national thought leader in the field of health equity Dr Smedley got his

start in Washington DC as an APA Congressional Science Fellow and

subsequently served at APA as Director of Public Interest Policy Most

recently he was co-founder and Executive Director of the National

Collaborative for Health Equity (wwwnationalcollaborativeorg) a project

that connects research policy analysis and communications with on-the-

ground activism to advance health equity He was also co-Director of the

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Culture of Health Leadership National

Program Center From 2008 to 2014 Dr Smedley was Vice President and

Director of the Health Policy Institute of the Joint Center for Political and

Economic Studies in Washington DC a research and policy organization

focused on addressing the needs of communities of color

Previously Dr Smedley was Research Director and co-founder of a

communications research and policy organization The Opportunity

Agenda (wwwopportunityagendaorg) which seeks to build the national

will to expand opportunity for all Prior to helping launch The Opportunity

Agenda Dr Smedley was a Senior Program Officer at the Institute of

Medicine (IOM) where he served as Study Director for the IOM reports In

the Nationrsquos Compelling Interest Ensuring Diversity in the Health Care

Workforce and Unequal Treatment Confronting Racial and Ethnic

Disparities in Health Care among other reports on diversity in the health

professions and minority health research policy

Among his awards and distinctions in 2013 Smedley received the American

Public Health Associationrsquos Cornely Award for social activism in 2009

Smedley received the Congressional Black Caucus Congressional

Leadership in Advocacy Award in 2005 he received a Presidential Citation

from the APA in 2004 he was honored by the RainbowPUSH coalition as a

ldquoHealth Trailblazerrdquo award winner and in 2002 he was awarded the

Congressional Black Caucus ldquoHealthcare Herordquo award Dr Smedley

received a PhD degree in Clinical Psychology from UCLA in 1992 and an

AB degree in Psychology amp Social Relations from Harvard University in

1986

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

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Daniel E Dawes JD a widely respected scholar researcher educator and

leader in the health equity health reform and mental health movements is

director of the Satcher Health Leadership Institute at Morehouse School of

Medicine in Atlanta Georgia and a professor of health law policy and

management He is also the co-founder of the Health Equity Leadership and

Exchange Network (HELEN) which is a nationwide network of over 2000

governmental and non-governmental leaders researchers and scholars

focused on bolstering leadership and the exchange of research information

and solutions to advance evidence-based health equity-focused policies and

programs

Dawesrsquos research focuses on the determinants or drivers of health inequities

among under-resourced vulnerable and marginalized communities and is the

pioneer of a new approach to examining inequities the political determinants

of health He brings a forward-thinking inclusive and multidisciplinary

approach to health policy authoring two groundbreaking books 150 Years of

ObamaCare and The Political Determinants of Health published by Johns

Hopkins University Press which have received critical acclaim and rave

reviews

He is the recipient of several national awards and recognition including the

American Public Health Associationrsquos Award for Significant Contribution to

Public Health the American Psychological Associationrsquos Exceptional

Leadership in Advocacy Award the Centers for Disease Control and

Preventionrsquos Health Equity Champion Award the National Medical

Associationrsquos Louis Stokes Health Advocacy Award Families USA Health

Equity Advocate Award the NMQF Minority Health Leader Award Presented

the Key to the City of St Petersburg Florida for national leadership advancing

health equity the Gift of Life MOTTEP Healthcare Vanguard Award and the

Caribbean Exploratory Research Center of Excellence Service Award

Daniel E Dawes JD

INVITED SPEAKER

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RESEARCH POSTER PRESENTATIONS

(Virtual Poster Presentation Links Below Please click on the link titled ldquoPRESENTATION ROOMrdquo next to your name to access your group)

RESEARCH TITLE AUTHORS PRESENTATION LINKS

Neuregulin-1 and ErbB receptors

expression support Corpus luteum

function

Awa Mbodj

Saswati Banerjee

Winston E Thompson Indrajit Chowdhury PRESENTATION ROOM 1

PrEP University Brejon Childers BA

Patrice Collins BS

Vian Nguyen MD

Improving School Attendance at Finch

Elementary

Chyna Beck

Chelsy Webb MD

LaKesha Tables MD

PRESENTATION ROOM 2

Advancing the Health Professions

Pipeline through Development

Preparation and Sustainment of Health

Professional Students of the Georgia

AHEC Scholars Program

Kedrick L Williams

DHA(c) MPH

Ernest Spikes BS

Daphne Byrd MSED

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RESEARCH POSTER PRESENTATIONS

(Virtual Poster Presentation Links Below Please click on the link titled ldquoPRESENTATION ROOMrdquo next to your name to access your group)

RESEARCH TITLE AUTHORS PRESENTATION LINKS

Neuregulin-1 and ErbB receptors

expression support Corpus luteum

function

Awa Mbodj

Saswati Banerjee

Winston E Thompson Indrajit Chowdhury PRESENTATION ROOM 1

PrEP University Brejon Childers BA

Patrice Collins BS

Vian Nguyen MD

Improving School Attendance at Finch

Elementary

Chyna Beck

Chelsy Webb MD

LaKesha Tables MD

PRESENTATION ROOM 2

Advancing the Health Professions

Pipeline through Development

Preparation and Sustainment of Health

Professional Students of the Georgia

AHEC Scholars Program

Kedrick L Williams

DHA(c) MPH

Ernest Spikes BS

Daphne Byrd MSED

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FACULTY AND LEARNING COMMUNITES INFORMATION

FACULTY COMMUNITY SITE amp LIASONS

LEARNING COMMUNITIES POSTER TITLE amp

PRESENTATONS LINKS

Angela D Wimes MA

Clinical Instructor CHPM

David Hefner EdD

Vice President Office of Strategy

and Institutional Effectiness

Tuskegee Airmen Global Academy

Contact

Yolanda Weems Principal

COMPASSION

Chiagoziem Agu

Alexia Charlot

Erron Collins

Stephen Green

Maria Grizhebovskaya

Tony Hansberry

Akire Harris

Samira Issa Boube

Conrad Njamfa

Chidi Ojukwu

Hui Jean Ooi

Jeremey Shropshire

Tempestt Walker PRESENTATION ROOM 3

Gail G McCray MA MCHES Community Health Educator PRCCHPM Gilberte (Gigi) Bastien PhD Associate Director Office of Global Health

Thomasville Heights Elementary School Heights Boys and Girls Club

Contact Jovan Miles Principal

EXCELLENCE Oluwadamilola Babatola

Matthew Clopton Jacob Cook Alhaji Foray

Arrianna Hagins Dillon James

Aliza Makhani Samuel Owusu

Nia Placide Miles Simms Nolan Stubbs Rachel Terrell Elexa Walker

Virginia Floyd MD MPH Associate Clinical Professor CHPM

Jammie Hopkins DrPH MS Director TCC John H Harland Boys amp Girls Club The Innovation amp Expression Studio (TIES) Contact Stephanie Reynolds Executive Director

INNOVATION Tanousha Augustin

Kevon Bryan Symphony Davis

Austin Futrell Craishun Hart Nabeel Janjua

Gygeria Manuel Nicholas Martin Garvic Nelson Jimmy Nguyen

Sonya Randolph Jessica Robinson

Ndidi Ude

Assessing Communal Response and Resources Within NPU-T of Atlanta During COVID-19

PRESENTATION ROOM 4

Mary Langley PhD MPH RN ICPS Professor CHPM Kofi A Kondwani PhD Assistant Professor CHPM City of Refuge Contact Malika Washington

INTEGRITY Andreya Antoine Emily Bullington

Dave Delima Mackenzie Ellsberry

Brandon Julmisse Ireoluwa Mobolaji

Uchechi Ohanu Kajalen Pogue Khadija Shalbi Isaiah Walker

Valdemar Wany Dominique White

Alexandra Williams

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FACULTY COMMUNITY SITE amp LIASONS

LEARNING COMMUNITIES POSTER TITLE amp

PRESENTATONS LINKS

Carey Roth Bayer EdD MEd BSN Professor CHPMMedical Education Stephanie Y Banks Director Community Health Engagement Principal Faculty Physician Assistant Studies

Paul L Dunbar Elementary School Contact Martina Jackson Program Director

KNOWLEDGE Chimsom Agbim

Dennis Bastin George Beshara

Austin Carey Ambre Flowers

Jacob Hicks KaBrea Jones

Zachary Logan Minnie Mitchell

Ruta Panchal Rachel Reid Luis Valdes

Evan Woodard PRESENTATION ROOM 5

Sherry Crump MD MPH Assistant Professor CHPM

Mary Kidd Davis MS RN Clinical Instructor CHPM Integral Oasis at Scholars Landing Contact Tyisha Phillips Community Manager

LEADERSHIP Sonny Anosike Dania Brewster Shawn Crowley

Dustin Ford Bria Harris

Samuel Dimitri Kouamen Kouatcheu

Jamie Maignan Tomiwa Oderinde Margaux Powell

Edward Robinson Grace Smith

Shakeria Stewart Ariane Wong

Brandy Woods

David A Levine MD FAAP Professor of Pediatrics Elleen Yancey PhD Associate Clinical Professor CHPM Educare of Atlanta (Sheltering Arms for Kids Dunbar Center)

Contact Kathy Bolling Assistant Center Director

WISDOM Robert Agee Alahni Becks

Amandha Darius John Degraft Hanson Simeone Hambrick Nikolas Holloway

Lauren Johnson Zoe Macfoy

Jovaun Mason Amenze Omoruyi

Brandon Parkinson Justin Thomas

Darius Whitmore-Carter PRESENTATION ROOM 6

Robina Josiah Willock PhD MPH Assistant Professor CHPM Beverly D Taylor MD FAAFP FACPM Professor and Chair CHPM John Hope Community Center Contact William Oliver Director

SERVICE Babayode Bakare

Darlene Bio Fred Curry

Jesse Emefiele Samer Hasona Rashid Logan

Alexander Martinek Rosemary Nwabuogu

Collins Okoroego Cherrell Price Mariah Rolle Minita Singh Hoang Tran

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FACULTY PUBLICATIONS

American Journal of Health Studies Volume 35Number22020 Special Issue- Addressing Health Inequities Through Community Health Approaches Issue Editors- Frederick Murphy MSHyg MPIA Beverly Taylor MD FAAFP Brenda Jamerson PharmD PREFACE- Valerie Montgomery Rice MD FACOG Commentary- Tribute To Daniel S Blumenthal - Marjorie Speers PhD httpswwwamjhealthstudiescomindexphpajhsissueview94 Rollins L (2020) Engaging and Working with African American Fathers Strategies and Lessons Learned Routledge New York httpswwwroutledgecomEngaging-and-Working-with-African-American-Fathers-Strategies-and-LessonsRollinspbook9780367231255~text=Editor(s)20Reviews-Book20Descriptionhealth20disparities20among20this20population Rollins L Llewellyn N Ngaiza M Nehl E Carter D R amp Sands J M (2020) Using the payback framework to evaluate the outcomes of pilot projects supported by the Georgia Clinical and Translational Science Alliance Journal of Clinical and Translational Science 1-9 Rollins L Carey T Proeller A Anne Adams M Hooker M Lyn R Taylor O Holden K amp Henry Akintobi T (2020) Community-based participatory approach to increase African Americansrsquo access to healthy foods in Atlanta GA Journal of Community Health 1-10 Rollins L Gordon T K Proeller A Ross T Phillips A Ward C Hopkins M Burney R Bojnowski W Hoffman L Daniels Y Mobley S Mubasher M amp Akintobi T H (2020) Community-based strategies for health priority setting and action planning American Journal of Health Studies 35(2) Llewellyn N Carter D R DiazGranados D Pelfrey C Rollins L amp Nehl E J (2020) Scope influence and interdisciplinary collaboration the publication portfolio of the NIH Clinical and Translational Science Awards (CTSA) Program from 2006 through 2017 Evaluation amp the Health Professions 43(3) 169-179 Sy A Hayes T Laurila K Noboa C Langwerden R J Anduacutejar-Peacuterez D A Stevenson L Cunningham S Rollins L Madanat H Peen T amp Mehravaran S (2020) Evaluating Research Centers in Minority Institutions Framework Metrics Best Practices and Challenges International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 17(22) 8373 Mayberry RM Daniels PV Willock RJ Yan F Explaining Poor Medication Adherence among Adults with Type 2 Diabetes in an Urban Community Health Center (2020) J Health Care Poor Underserved 31(3)1331-1346 httpspubmedncbinlmnihgov33416698 Mayberry RM Daniels PV Willock RJ Yan F (2020) Empowered Community Leadership for Chronic Disease Prevention Context Matters American Journal of Health Studies 35 (2)124-141 httpssearchebscohostcomloginaspxdirect=trueampAuthType=ipshibampdb=a9hampAN=145529439ampsite=eds-live The Role of Epidemiology in Informing United States Childhood Immunization Policy and Practice O Carter-Pokras PhD S Hutchins MD MPH DrPH FACPM JA Gaudino MD MPH MS FACPM SP Veeranki MBBS DrPH MPH P Lurie MD MPH FACPM T Weiser MD MPH M DeMarco PhD NF Khan JF Cordero MD MPH PII S1047-2797(20)30388-4 DOI httpswwwsciencedirectcomsciencearticleabspiiS1047279720303884via3Dihub Reference AEP 8976 To appear in Annals of Epidemiology Carter-Pokras O Hutchins S Gaudino JA Veeranki SP Lurie P Weiser T DeMarco M Khan NF Cordero JF (2020) The Role of Epidemiology in Informing United States Childhood Immunization Policy and Practice Annals of Epidemiology Oct 13S1047-2797(20)30388-4 httpsdoi101016jannepidem202009017

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Saraiya P Hutchins SS Crump S Morgan J Wilkinson T Durham Walker C Taylor B (2021) Availability of Naloxone in

Two Underserved Urban Communities in Georgia Journal of Public Health Management and Practice (in press publication

date April 9)

Miller L the HRSA-Funded Preventive Medicine Residency Program Directors Workgroup The SARS-CoV-2

Pandemic Real-Time Training and Service for Preventive Medicine Residents (2021) Journal of Public Health Management

and Practice (in press publication date April 9)

The Morehouse Model How One School of Medicine Revolutionized Community Engagement and Health

Equity Hardcoverndash June 16 2020 by Ronald L Braithwaite (Author) Tabia Henry Akintobi (Author) Daniel S

Blumenthal (Author) W Mary Langley (Author) Valerie Montgomery Rice (Foreword)

httpswwwamazoncomMorehouse-Model-Revolutionized-Community-Engagementdp1421438046

Roth Bayer C Respress E Josiah Willock R Heiman H (2019) Curriculum Mapping Needs Assessment amp Training

Health Policy Leaders Ethnicity amp Disease 29(Suppl 2) 413-420

Roth Bayer C amp Belton A (October 3 2019) Making Sexual Health a Part of Your Complete Health 360 HBN Health

and Wellness Magazine httpswww360hbncommagazine20191003make-sexual-health-care-routine

Haseen B Kahn A Belton A amp Roth Bayer C (2020) Healthcare for Transgender Men Whatrsquos Missing in OBGYN

Care Journal of Lower Genital Tract Disease 24(2) 232-233

Rivers D Durham Walker C Kennedy Mitchell A Lawrence S amp Roth Bayer C (2020) Improving the Publicrsquos Health

Through Sustained Multidisciplinary Academic and Community Partnerships The MSM Model Journal of the Georgia

Public Health Association 8(1) article 15 httpsdigitalcommonsgeorgiasouthernedujgphavol8iss115

Ross M Roth Bayer C Shindel A amp Coleman E (2021) Evaluating the impact of a medical school cohort sexual health

course on knowledge counseling skills and sexual attitude change BMC Medical Education 21(37) 1-10

httpsdoiorg101186s12909-020-02482-x

Byrd T amp Roth Bayer C (2021) Timing and Holistic Measure of Sexual Function in Patients with IBD after Proctectomy

The Turkish Journal of Gastroenterology (In press)

Mitchell A Lovejoy Mork A Hall J amp Roth Bayer C (2021) Navigating COVID-19 Through Diverse Student Learning

Communities Importance amp Lessons Learned Health Education (In press)

Rivers D Durham Walker C K Mitchell A Lawrence S Bayer C (2020) Improving the Publicrsquos Health Through Sustained Multidisciplinary Academic and Community Partnerships The MSM Model Journal of the Georgia Public Health Association 8(1) Article 15 httpsdigitalcommonsgeorgiasouthernedujgphavol8iss115 The Political Determinants of Health Daniel E Dawes foreword by David R Williams How do policy and politics influence the social conditions that generate health outcomes httpsjhupbookspressjhuedutitlepolitical-determinants-health My Quest for Health Equity Notes on Learning While Leading David Satcher MD PhD Reading this book is like sitting down with Dr David Satcher to hear stories of leadership and lessons learned from his lifetime commitment to health equity httpsjhupbookspressjhuedutitlemy-quest-health-equity