Kristina Thompson

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Wageningen University & Research

Netherlands

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Kristina Thompson is an Assistant Professor at Wageningen University in the Netherlands. Her research focuses on community health promotion, long-term care entitlements, and the social dynamics of health, particularly in relation to dietary habits and resilience during crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic. She employs a participatory systems approach and utilizes nationwide data to explore health inequities and social vulnerability.

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Do urban digital twins need agents?

A participatory systems approach in community health promotion: Lessons learnt from an overall evaluation of a program to reduce health inequities

Trajectories of long-term care entitlements in severely disabled older adults using nationwide Dutch data

Social networks’ role in vegetarian diet adoption and maintenance: A prospective study from the northern Netherlands

Social Vulnerability and Pediatric Infectious Disease: COVID-19 as a Case Study in Massachusetts Towns

Casting shadows

The height premium

Experiences of resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic: A qualitative study among high and low socio-economic status individuals in the Netherlands

Re-examining the social gradient in health: A study of Dutch men, 1850–1984

COMMA: A microsimulation model investigating the impact of COVID-19 lockdowns on depression

O.3.2-7 The health outcomes of a combined lifestyle intervention for adults with overweight

Is paternal height related to fertility outcomes? Evidence from the Netherlands during the secular growth trend

Height, occupation, and intergenerational mobility: an instrumental variable analysis of Dutch men, birth years 1850-1900

Strengthening sense of coherence: Evidence from a physical activity intervention targeting vulnerable adults

The Roots of the Obesity Boom. The Relationship Between Overweight and Educational Level Among Dutch Men, 1950–1979

Height and marital outcomes in the Netherlands, birth years 1841-1900

Grow fast, die young? The causes and consequences of adult height and prolonged growth in nineteenth century Maastricht

Assessing health outcomes in the aftermath of the great recession: A comparison of Spain and the Netherlands

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