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Ben Alexander-Eitzman

Appalachian State University

Affiliations

Appalachian State University

University College

Beaver College Of Health Sciences

Beaver College of Health Sciences

Department Of Social Work

Beaver College Of Health Sciences

Department Of Social Work

NoneBen Alexander-eitzman is currently serving as a Appalachian State University faculty at Appalachian State University.

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Ben Alexander-Eitzman

Appalachian State University

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social sciences public health homelessness psychiatry sociology mental health poverty urban sociology urban studies criminology community development social determinants of health substance use disorders social science research housing studies urban geography family violence substance use disaster risk reduction disaster prevention crisis management bayesian analysis social medicine victimology social epidemiology disadvantaged background affordable housing urban society social context community environments drug treatment addiction treatment psychopharmacology storm surge weather disaster urban health hidden markov model community health urban life markov chain monte carlo homeless persons mental health effects neighborhood context united states african americans ethnic differences black caribbeans non-hispanic whites housing states urban homeless adults bayesian markov model

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Transitions Between Housing States Among Urban Homeless Adults: A Bayesian Markov Model. Journal of Urban Health (2018)

Ben Alexander-EitzmanCarol S. NorthDavid E. Pollio

urban homeless adultspublic healthepidemiologypovertyurban sociologyurban lifeurban studiesbayesian markov modelhousing stateshomelessnesssocial sciencesdemographyhousingcommunity healthhidden markov modelurban healthbayesian analysismarkov chain monte carlo

Shelter From the Storm. SAGE Open (2015)

disaster preventionnatural disastersweather disastervulnerabilitydisaster risk reductiondisastersgeographystorm surgestormwatercrisis management

The Neighborhood Context of Homelessness. American Journal of Public Health (2013)

Ben Alexander-EitzmanDavid E. PollioCarol S. North

public healthcommunity developmentsocial contextpovertyurban sociologysocial determinants of healthurban geographyurban studiesdisadvantaged backgroundhomelessnesssocial sciencesaffordable housingneighborhood contextcommunity environmentsfamily violencesociologyurban societyhousing studies

Availability of Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Treatment Programs in the United States. Substance Use & Misuse (2010)

Brian E. PerronDavid F. GillespieBen Alexander-EitzmanJorge Delva

health policypublic healthsubstance use disordersepidemiologyunited statessubstance use

Ethnic Differences in Delays to Treatment for Substance Use Disorders: African Americans, Black Caribbeans and Non-Hispanic Whites. Journal of Psychoactive Drugs (2009)

Brian E. PerronBen Alexander-EitzmanDaphne WatkinsRobert Joseph TaylorRay BaserHarold W. NeighborsJames S. Jackson

mental healthnon-hispanic whitespsychiatrystigmaaddiction treatmentethnic differencesafrican americanspharmacologypsychopharmacologyblack caribbeanspsychopathologydrug treatmentbehavioral sciences

Modeling the Mental Health Effects of Victimization Among Homeless Persons. Social Science & Medicine (2008)

Brian Edward PerronBen Alexander-EitzmanDavid F. GillespieDavid Pollio

mental healthsocial science researchpsychiatryhomeless personshomelessnesssocial sciencescriminologysocial epidemiologymental health effectsvictimologysociologysocial medicine

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Ben Alexander-Eitzman

Appalachian State University

Affiliations

Appalachian State University

University College

Beaver College Of Health Sciences

Beaver College of Health Sciences

Department Of Social Work

Beaver College Of Health Sciences

Department Of Social Work

NoneBen Alexander-eitzman is currently serving as a Appalachian State University faculty at Appalachian State University.

Honors

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Ben Alexander-Eitzman

Appalachian State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Transitions Between Housing States Among Urban Homeless Adults: A Bayesian Markov Model. Journal of Urban Health (2018)

Ben Alexander-EitzmanCarol S. NorthDavid E. Pollio

Shelter From the Storm. SAGE Open (2015)

disaster preventionnatural disastersweather disastervulnerabilitydisaster risk reductiondisastersgeographystorm surgestormwatercrisis management

The Neighborhood Context of Homelessness. American Journal of Public Health (2013)

Ben Alexander-EitzmanDavid E. PollioCarol S. North

Availability of Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Treatment Programs in the United States. Substance Use & Misuse (2010)

Brian E. PerronDavid F. GillespieBen Alexander-EitzmanJorge Delva

health policypublic healthsubstance use disordersepidemiologyunited statessubstance use

Ethnic Differences in Delays to Treatment for Substance Use Disorders: African Americans, Black Caribbeans and Non-Hispanic Whites. Journal of Psychoactive Drugs (2009)

Brian E. PerronBen Alexander-EitzmanDaphne WatkinsRobert Joseph TaylorRay BaserHarold W. NeighborsJames S. Jackson

mental healthnon-hispanic whitespsychiatrystigmaaddiction treatmentethnic differencesafrican americanspharmacologypsychopharmacologyblack caribbeanspsychopathologydrug treatmentbehavioral sciences

Modeling the Mental Health Effects of Victimization Among Homeless Persons. Social Science & Medicine (2008)

Brian Edward PerronBen Alexander-EitzmanDavid F. GillespieDavid Pollio

mental healthsocial science researchpsychiatryhomeless personshomelessnesssocial sciencescriminologysocial epidemiologymental health effectsvictimologysociologysocial medicine

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