Rachel Zimmer

Assistant Professor

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center

United States

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Dr. Rachel Zimmer is an Assistant Professor at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in the United States. Her research focuses on community health, with recent contributions exploring environmental health disparities, Medicaid transformation, and innovative health programs to support vulnerable populations. She emphasizes integrating community perspectives in healthcare interventions and has published work on fresh food prescription programs and transitional care for older adults.

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Karen Frith

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The University of Alabama

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Kimberly Montez

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Wake Forest School of Medicine

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Mia Yang

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Wake Forest School of Medicine

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Justin Moore

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Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center

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Articles (11)

Using the Environmental Health Disparities Framework to understand Black and Latino perspectives of a local fertilizer plant fire

North Carolina's Medicaid Transformation: the Early Enrollee Experience.

Perceptions of North Carolina’s Medicaid Transformation: A Qualitative Study

The Integration of Community Voice in the Implementation of a Mobile Health Program

Strategies and Lessons Learned from a Home Delivery Food Prescription Program for Older Adults

Exploring Perceptions of a Fresh Food Prescription Program during COVID-19

Qualitative Perceptions of an Anticipated Fresh Food Prescription Program

Qualitative Perceptions of an Anticipated Fresh Food Prescription Program

Transitional care following a skilled nursing facility stay: Utilization of nurse practitioners to reduce readmissions in high risk older adults

Calling All House Call Patients: An Intervention for Older Adults During the COVID ‐19 Pandemic

What a city eats: Examining the dietary preferences of families living in communities at high risk for food insecurity

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Karen Frith

Kimberly Montez

Mia Yang

Justin Moore

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