Elizabeth Barnert

Assistant Professor

UCLA

United States

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Elizabeth Barnert is an Assistant Professor at UCLA in the United States. Her research focuses on health policy, particularly concerning youth involved in the juvenile justice system, adverse childhood experiences, and the healthcare needs of young adults exiting jail. She advocates for trauma-informed reentry services, emphasizing the importance of addressing learning disabilities and children's rights within the health and legal systems.

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Emily Miller

Assistant Professor

University of Cincinnati

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Jonathan Todres

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Georgia State University College of Law

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Natalia Ramos

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David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA

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Daniel Applegarth

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University at Buffalo

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Reentry is a critical opportunity to improve youths’ health: an overlooked pediatric priority

So, you want to be a health policy scholar - Now what? Challenges and opportunities related to mentorship, academic support, and institutional environments in health policy scholarship

A call to action for pediatrics: Caring for students with learning disabilities in custody and community settings

The long and at times sordid history of the juvenile justice system in the United States

Social Networks, Substance Use, and Mental Health of Young Adults with Criminal Legal System Involvement

Prevalent Adverse Childhood Experiences Among Young Adults Returning Home From Jail: The Need for Trauma-Informed Reentry Services

Enhancing medical education: youth in custody

Health and Care Needs of Young Adults Exiting Jail

Therapeutic Dance for the Healing of Sexual Trauma: A Systematic Review

“It’s not ever going to work, so why would I even try?”: Black and Latino youths’ perspectives on behavioral health treatment engagement during reentry after incarceration

Children’s rights as a unifying framework to remedy our failing youth justice system

Increasing access to quality healthcare for children who are incarcerated: American Pediatric Society issue of the year (2023–2024)

Implementation of Canada’s youth justice minimum age of 12: implications for children in Canada and globally

Policy solutions to end gaps in Medicaid coverage during reentry after incarceration in the United States: experts’ recommendations

Commercial Sexual Exploitation During Adolescence: A US-Based National Study of Adolescent to Adult Health

Addressing the Mental Health Needs of LGBTQ Youth in the Juvenile Justice System

Addressing Child Mental Health by Creating a National Minimum Age for Juvenile Justice Jurisdiction

Reproductive health needs of recently incarcerated youth during community reentry: a systematic review

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Emily Miller

Jonathan Todres

Natalia Ramos

Daniel Applegarth

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