Emily Dove-Medows

Assistant Professor

University of Michigan School of Nursing

United States

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Emily Dove-Medows is an Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan School of Nursing in the United States. Her research primarily focuses on health care disparities, particularly in relation to sexual and gender identity, prenatal care, and the experiences of Black women during pregnancy. Recent articles highlight her investigations into perceptions of blame, preterm birth aetiology, and attitudes towards COVID-19 vaccination within this population.

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Michelle Munro-Kramer

Assistant Professor

University of Michigan

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Carmen Giurgescu

Professor and Associate Dean for Research

University of Central Florida

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Alison Walsh

University of Michigan

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Claire Zabelle Kalpakjian

Associate Professor

University of Michigan

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Articles (12)

Sexual and Gender Identity-Associated Disparities in University Students’ Experiences with Inappropriate, Disrespectful, and Coercive Health Care

Perceptions of blame among black women during prenatal care: A mixed methods study

Experiences of Blame Among Pregnant Black Women During Prenatal Care

A qualitative exploration of perceptions of the aetiology of preterm birth among pregnant Black women

A mixed methods systematic review of midwives' clinical practices related to prenatal care of women with obesity.

COVID-19 vaccine attitudes among a majority black sample in the Southern US: public health implications from a qualitative study.

Racial residential segregation, neighborhood disorder, and racial discrimination among black pregnant women

Assessing Perception of Prenatal Care Quality Among Black Women in the United States

A Qualitative Approach to the Dimensions of Segregation among Pregnant Black Women.

A Mixed-Methods Study of Experiences During Pregnancy Among Black Women During the COVID-19 Pandemic.

I Wouldn't Let it Get to Me

Pregnant African American Womenʼs Perceptions of Neighborhood, Racial Discrimination, and Psychological Distress as Influences on Birth Outcomes

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Michelle Munro-Kramer

Carmen Giurgescu

Alison Walsh

Claire Zabelle Kalpakjian

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