Public advisory bodies

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Dean Schillinger, MD

Dean Schillinger

Medicine


Areas of Work:
Global health, Health equity, Nutrition

Impact Levels:
Institutional, Local, National, Professional, State

Impacts:
Civil society, Federal laws, policies, and regulations, Local laws, policies, and regulations, Professional practice, Published expert/advisory panel recommendations or guidelines

Strategies:
Advisory/technical assistance role, Direct work with policymakers, Media engagement, Participate in a policy-related academic center, Participation in professional associations and advisory bodies, Provided public testimony to legislators and regulators, Public advisory bodies, Public policy research, Published in professional literature, Received training in a policy-related field, Serve as an expert witness, Work with groups that advocate for policy change, Write editorials/blogs promoting research-informed policy change
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Claire Brindis

Institute for Health Policy Studies


Areas of Work:
Childhood nutrition, Ethics, Health equity, Healthcare financing, Reproductive health, Schools, Workforce, Youth

Impact Levels:
Institutional, Local, National, Professional, State

Impacts:
Broader culture, Civil society, Federal laws, policies, and regulations, State laws, policies, and regulations, Local laws, policies, and regulations, Professional practice, Published expert/advisory panel recommendations or guidelines

Strategies:
Advisory/technical assistance role, Direct advocacy with legislators (1:1 and community meetings), Direct work with policymakers, Engagement with community advocacy groups (local, regional, or national), Media engagement, Participate in a policy-related academic center, Participation in professional associations and advisory bodies, Provided public testimony to legislators and regulators, Public advisory bodies, Public policy research, Published in professional literature, Received training in a policy-related field, Serve as an expert witness, Work with groups that advocate for policy change, Write editorials/blogs promoting research-informed policy change
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Cristin Kearns

Division of Oral Epidemiology and Dental Public Health, Philip R. Lee Institute for Health Policy Studies


Areas of Work:
Childhood nutrition, Ethics, Health equity, Healthcare financing, Nutrition

Impact Levels:
Institutional, International, Local, National, Professional, State

Impacts:
Broader culture, State laws, policies, and regulations, Local laws, policies, and regulations, Professional practice, Published expert/advisory panel recommendations or guidelines

Strategies:
Advisory/technical assistance role, Curriculum development, Direct advocacy with legislators (1:1 and community meetings), Direct work with policymakers, Employment in the public sector in a policy-related role, Engagement with community advocacy groups (local, regional, or national), Leadership role, Media engagement, Participate in a policy-related academic center, Participation in professional associations and advisory bodies, Provided public testimony to legislators and regulators, Public advisory bodies, Public policy research, Published in professional literature, Received training in a policy-related field, Serve as an expert witness, Work with groups that advocate for policy change, Write editorials/blogs promoting research-informed policy change
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Steve Schroeder

Smoking Cessation Leadership Center, Department of Medicine


Areas of Work:
Health equity, Healthcare financing, Quality of Care, Tobacco

Impact Levels:
National, Professional

Impacts:
Broader culture, Civil society, Federal laws, policies, and regulations, Published expert/advisory panel recommendations or guidelines

Strategies:
Advisory/technical assistance role, Direct work with policymakers, Employment in the public sector in a policy-related role, Engagement with community advocacy groups (local, regional, or national), Leadership role, Media engagement, Participate in a policy-related academic center, Participation in professional associations and advisory bodies, Provided public testimony to legislators and regulators, Public advisory bodies, Public policy research, Received training in a policy-related field, Write editorials/blogs promoting research-informed policy change
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Maria Raven

Department of Emergency Medicine


Areas of Work:
Ethics, Healthcare financing, Workforce

Impact Levels:
Institutional, Local, State

Impacts:
Local laws, policies, and regulations, Professional practice, Published expert/advisory panel recommendations or guidelines

Strategies:
Advisory/technical assistance role, Direct advocacy with legislators (1:1 and community meetings), Direct work with policymakers, Engagement with community advocacy groups (local, regional, or national), Media engagement, Participate in a policy-related academic center, Participation in professional associations and advisory bodies, Provided public testimony to legislators and regulators, Public advisory bodies, Public policy research, Published in professional literature, Work with groups that advocate for policy change, Write editorials/blogs promoting research-informed policy change
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Paul Volberding

AIDS Research Institute, Department of Medicine


Areas of Work:
Healthcare financing, HIV, Patient rights

Impact Levels:
Institutional, International, Local, National, Professional, State

Impacts:
Broader culture, Civil society, Global sector policies, and regulations, Federal laws, policies, and regulations, State laws, policies, and regulations, Local laws, policies, and regulations, Professional practice, Published expert/advisory panel recommendations or guidelines

Strategies:
Advisory/technical assistance role, Direct advocacy with legislators (1:1 and community meetings), Direct work with policymakers, Engagement with community advocacy groups (local, regional, or national), Leadership role, Media engagement, Participate in a policy-related academic center, Participation in professional associations and advisory bodies, Provided public testimony to legislators and regulators, Public advisory bodies, Public policy research, Published in professional literature, Serve as an expert witness, Work with groups that advocate for policy change, Write editorials/blogs promoting research-informed policy change
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Tracey Woodruff

Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences, Philip R. Lee Institute for Health Policy Studies, Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment


Areas of Work:
Environmental health, Reproductive health

Impact Levels:
Institutional, Local, National, State

Impacts:
Broader culture, Civil society, Federal laws, policies, and regulations, State laws, policies, and regulations, Professional practice, Published expert/advisory panel recommendations or guidelines

Strategies:
Advisory/technical assistance role, Direct advocacy with legislators (1:1 and community meetings), Direct work with policymakers, Employment in the public sector in a policy-related role, Engagement with community advocacy groups (local, regional, or national), Leadership role, Media engagement, Participate in a policy-related academic center, Participation in professional associations and advisory bodies, Provided public testimony to legislators and regulators, Public advisory bodies, Public policy research, Published in professional literature, Received training in a policy-related field, Serve as an expert witness, Work with groups that advocate for policy change, Write editorials/blogs promoting research-informed policy change
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Dorie Apollonio


Areas of Work:
Environmental health, Ethics, Health equity, Substance use, Tobacco

Impact Levels:
Institutional, International, Local, National, Professional, State

Impacts:
Broader culture, Civil society, Professional practice, Published expert/advisory panel recommendations or guidelines

Strategies:
Curriculum development, Employment in the public sector in a policy-related role, Engagement with community advocacy groups (local, regional, or national), Participate in a policy-related academic center, Participation in professional associations and advisory bodies, Provided public testimony to legislators and regulators, Public advisory bodies, Public policy research, Published in professional literature, Serve as an expert witness, Work with groups that advocate for policy change