Peijia Zha

Associate Professor

Rutgers University

United States

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Peijia Zha is an Associate Professor at Rutgers University Newark, USA. His research primarily focuses on health disparities and cultural competence, particularly among LGBTQIA+ individuals and sexual and gender minorities. Recent articles include studies on the impacts of organizational characteristics on nurse burnout and the utilization of preventive healthcare among Generation Z sexual and gender minorities.

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Sakura Ando

UNITED STATES

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Ying-Yu Chao

Clinical Assistant Professor

Rutgers University

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Sallie Porter

UNITED STATES

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suzanne crincoli

Assistant Professor

Rutgers University

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Eileen Condon

Assistant Professor

University of Connecticut

UNITED STATES

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Linda Flynn

Professor

Rutgers University

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Rubab Qureshi

Rutgers School of Nursing

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Articles (14)

Qualitative Validation of the Clients’ Perceptions of Providers’ Cultural Competence (CPOPCC) Instrument Among LGBTQIA+ Persons in the Philippines

Impact of Registered Nurse Staffing, Workload, and the Practice Environment on Burnout in Emergency Nurses

Psychometric evaluation of the Chinese version of new fear of the coronavirus questionnaire

The Effects of Organizational Characteristics, Individual Nurse Characteristics, and Occupational Fatigue on Missed Care at Night

Adverse childhood experiences and utilization of preventive healthcare among Generation Z sexual and gender minorities

Adverse Childhood Experiences, Preventive Care Utilization, and Patient–Nurse Trust Relationship Among Sexual and Gender Minority Individuals

Psychometric Evaluation of the Patient-Nurse Trust Scale among Sexual and Gender Minorities

Perceived Body Weight and Weight Management-Related Behaviors among Young Adults: Mediating Effects of Body Mass Index

Perceived social support and help-seeking among U.S. Chinese older adults who reported elder mistreatment

Evidence-Based Interventions Implemented into HIV Primary Care Clinics to Make Sexually Transmitted Infection Screening and Testing Routine: Outcomes of a Multi-Site Study

Associations Between Diaper Need and Child Sleep in Under-resourced Families

Experiences With a Postpartum mHealth Intervention During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Key Informant Interviews Among Patients, Health Care Providers, and Stakeholders

Body weight perception and physical activity among young adults: Analysis from the national longitudinal study of adolescent to adult health

Effects of Race, Workplace Racism, and COVID Worry on the Emotional Well-Being of Hospital-Based Nurses: A Dual Pandemic

Collaborators (7)

Sakura Ando

Ying-Yu Chao

Sallie Porter

suzanne crincoli

Eileen Condon

Linda Flynn

Rubab Qureshi

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