Beth Sundstrom

College of Charleston

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Department Of Communication

NoneBeth Sundstrom is currently serving as a Communication faculty at College of Charleston.

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Beth Sundstrom

College of Charleston

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public health reproductive health sexual and reproductive health women's health gender studies health communication hormonal contraceptives health policy obstetrics and gynaecology communication family planning sexual health maternal health reproductive ethics oral contraceptives sexual behavior reproductive medicine women's studies mass communication vaccination femtech respectful maternity care college students implementation research health technology sex education ehealth maternal complications feminist perspectives south carolina sex research feminist studies higher education obstetrics fertility policy qualitative study narrative digital mediums technology-based interventions risk communication involuntary childlessness evidence-based interventions menstrual cycle cancer prevention online information medical internet research behavioral research communication research communication strategies maternal-fetal medicine menstrual health social medicine social marketing health prevention intervention mechanism women's rights women's empowerment female genital cutting feminist inquiry telepresence connected health telecare qualitative analysis rural south carolina theory-based formative research reproductive justice approach young women cervical cancer prevention postpartum contraceptive choice mixed methods study quasi-experimental study long-acting reversible contraception menstruation experiences innovations theory contraceptive access choice ”

Notable Scholarly Works

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Beyond Pain Medication: Striving Toward More Patient-Centered Placement of Intrauterine Devices. Contraception (2025)

gynecologyobstetrics and gynaecologymore patient-centered placementintrapartum carebeyond pain medicationmaternal healthmedical devicespain medicineintrauterine devicesacute painpain managementpatient safetyanesthesiologyperioperative pain

Collaborate, Innovate, Advocate: The Women’s Health Research Team as a Model of Engaged Pedagogy. (2025)

community engagementexperiential learningeducational strategiesresearch-practice partnershipscommunity-engaged researchhealth educationwomen's studieswomen ’educationgender studiesintegrative learningengaged pedagogyhealth research teampublic healthprofessional development

Exploring Barriers to Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare for Latina Women in South Carolina. Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health (2025)

vulnerable patient populationssouth carolinahealth equitylgbt healthsexual responsibilitygender studieswomen's healthsexuality and disabilityreproductive ethicspublic healthreproductive healthcarereproductive healthlatina womensexual and reproductive healthsexual health

"Other Things and Apparatuses": Abortion Techniques and Technologies in Pre- Roe South Carolina. Bulletin of the history of medicine (2025)

other thingslawfertility policygender studiesreproductive ethicsconstitutional lawabortion techniquesreproductive healthhealth lawabortion

Promoting Improved Access to Tailored Hormonal Contraceptive Regimens for Menstrual Suppression. Women s Health Issues (2025)

gynecologymenstrual suppressionpreventive healthcareobstetrics and gynaecologyendocrinologyhormonal contraceptivesreproductive medicinewomen's healthoral contraceptivesreproductive endocrinologymenstrual cyclepublic healthreproductive healthhealth sciencesimproved accesssexual and reproductive health

Author Response for"Contraceptive Choice and Decision‐Making Among College Students in a Southeastern Us State". (2024)

None Clare KimiecikNone Sarah B. ManessNone Beth Sundstrom

educationcollege studentsauthor responsecontraceptive choice

“a Victim of Our Own Success:” Testing Jenny’s First Sleepover’s Dark Satire to Improve Attitudes Toward Childhood Vaccination. Health Communication (2024)

Robert McKeeverBeth SundstromMatthew E. RhodesEmily RitterBrooke W. McKeever

vaccinationvaccine developmentvaccine hesitancypublic healthhealth policyrisk communicationinterpersonal communicationhealth literacycommunicationhealth promotionchildhood vaccinationhealth communication

Condom Acquisition, Errors, and Breakage Among U.S. Cisgender College Students. Archives of Sexual Behavior (2024)

Scott M ButlerSara B OswaltCharmayne M L HughesCharlotte Petonic RobbinsBeth Sundstrom

gendered sexualitygender identitysex educationcondom acquisitionsexual behaviorgender studiesbehavioral sciencesqueer theorysex researchqueer studiessexual orientationpsychologysexual healthsocial behavior

Contraception Knowledge Among College Women in the Southeast United States. Journal of American College Health (2024)

Lauren Kendall GrahamSarah B. ManessBeth Sundstrom

contraception knowledgecollege womensocial determinants of healthpublic healthsoutheast united stateshealth sciences

Contraceptive Choice and Decision‐Making Among College Students in a Southeastern Us State. Reproductive Female and Child Health (2024)

Clare KimiecikSarah B. ManessBeth Sundstrom

women's healthcollege studentspublic healthreproductive healthcontraceptive choice