Jennifer Reingle Gonzalez

Assistant Professor

University of Texas School of Public Health

United States

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Dr. Jennifer Reingle Gonzalez is an Assistant Professor at the University of Texas School of Public Health, USA. Her research focuses on health disparities, substance use treatment, the impact of discrimination on health motivations, and the implications of mobile health technology among justice-involved populations. She has recently published articles addressing critical issues such as the health effects of work-related stressors and vaccine hesitancy disparities by race and ethnicity.

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Alaina Beauchamp

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University of Kansas Medical Center

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University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center

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Day-to-day discrimination and substance use treatment motivation among justice-involved adults experiencing homelessness

The Prevalence and Perceived Utility of Mobile Health Technology Among Recently Incarcerated Homeless Adults

Focusing on protective factors, resilience and thriving to reduce health disparities and treatment inequities

Brain Capital: A Transdisciplinary Public Health Framework in the Face of an Aging Society

The Chronic Health Effects of Work-Related Stressors Experienced by Police Communications Workers

Disentangling the root causes of COVID-19 related increases in alcohol consumption

The Importance of Measuring and Analyzing Disparities in Vaccine Hesitancy by Race and Ethnicity

Factors associated with civilian and police officer injury during 10 years of officer-involved shooting incidents

Trends in Family Violence Are Not Causally Associated with COVID-19 Stay-at-Home Orders: a Commentary on Piquero et al.

Electronic monitoring devices during substance use treatment are associated with increased arrests among women in specialty courts

Cumulative, high-stress calls impacting adverse events among law enforcement and the public

Evaluation of the Detection of Elder Mistreatment through Emergency Care Technicians Project Screening Tool

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Alaina Beauchamp

Jordan Neil

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