Health care is one of the most challenging policy areas we face today. An interdisciplinary group of scholars is currently engaged in research on the ways that environmental health researchers, public health organizations, community groups, and behavioral and social scientists can combine their knowledge to respond to potential threats to health posed by exposures to toxics found in the environment. A number of other projects to address this general substantive area are in development.
Current Projects
- Texas A&M Center for Environmental Health Research (TiCER). Funder: National Institutes or Health
- China Governance and Public Policy Surveys: Transformation of Governance and Democracy in China – public health and e-health behavior. Funder: Bush School of Government and Public Service, School of Public Health, and Institute for Science, Technology and Public Policy at Texas A&M University and Swansea University
- Precise Advanced Technologies and Health Systems (PATHS-UP). Funder: National Science Foundation Engineering Research Center
Completed Projects
- A Study of Adoption and Implementation of Team Effectiveness Programs at the Work Unit Level
- Funder: National Science Foundation (NSF)
- Adoption and Use of Telecommunication for Rural Health Care
- Funder: Agency for Health Care Research And Quality (AHRQ)
- Scalable Telecommunications Technology for Disease Management: Development of DiabetesNet to the Home and Clinic
- Funder: Scott & White Memorial Hospital Research Grants
- A Multiphase Trial of an Inexpensive Desktop Teleconferencing System in Remote Pediatric Neurologic Patient Evaluation and Integration of Clinical and Basic Science Curricula, and Rural Physician Continuing Medical Education
- Funder: Scott & White Memorial Hospital Research Grants
- A Study of Adoption and Implementation of Team Effectiveness Programs at the Work Unit Level
- Funder: National Science Foundation (NSF)
- Adoption and Use of Telecommunication for Rural Health Care
- Funder: Agency for Health Care Research And Quality (AHRQ)
- Scalable Telecommunications Technology for Disease Management: Development of DiabetesNet to the Home and Clinic
- Funder: Scott & White Memorial Hospital Research Grants
- A Multiphase Trial of an Inexpensive Desktop Teleconferencing System in Remote Pediatric Neurologic Patient Evaluation and Integration of Clinical and Basic Science Curricula, and Rural Physician Continuing Medical Education
- Funder: Scott & White Memorial Hospital Research Grants
- Community Outreach and Engagement Core activities in support of the Center for Translational Environmental Health Research.
- Funder: National Institutes of Health, National Center of Excellence in Environmental Health Science.
