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Debra Roter

University Distinguished Service Professor

Johns Hopkins University

Affiliations

Bloomberg School of Public Health

Health, Behavior and Society

Debra Roter is currently serving as a Bloomberg School Of Public Health University Distinguished Service Professor at Johns Hopkins University.

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Debra Roter

Johns Hopkins University

University Distinguished Service Professor

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health communication communication medicine patient education family medicine health care public health medical education counseling psychology primary care patient satisfaction internal medicine patient experience general internal medicine patient safety mental health genetic counseling health psychology intensive care health services research social medicine symptom management patient support general practice patient management cancer care professional development clinical medicine community health psychological medicine supportive care health literacy clinical implementation correctional practice patient-centered communication social science research family practice primary care visits respiratory medicine clinical decision-making medical decision making clinical practice family involvement medical genetics cancer treatment patient-physician communication patient-provider communication older adults health planning decision science clinical effectiveness health care disparities geriatric medicine medical visit communication hiv care companion animal practice physician gender medical care health systems patient-centered outcomes elderly care obstetrics observational study african americans medical students medical visits ethnic studies clinical nursing connected health nonverbal communication human communication child mental health patient empowerment health profession training medical encounters randomized clinical trial

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Relationships Between Genetic Counseling Students’ Screensharing, Nonverbal and Verbal Communication, and Satisfaction in Simulated Telehealth Visits. Patient Education and Counseling (2025)

digital healthcounseling psychologytelecaretelehealthhealth technologyinterpersonal communicationfamily medicine

Toward a Therapeutic Relationship: A Randomized Control Trial of the Physical Environment and Client‐Centered Communication in Genetic Counseling. Journal of Genetic Counseling (2025)

counseling psychologytherapeutic approachestherapeutic relationshipgenetic counselingfamily medicine

Cancer Care Partners’ Behavioral Intention to Use Autonomy Enhancing Communication Skills During Accompanied Visits After Online Skill Training.. Patient Education and Counseling (2024)

Debra L. RoterChenery LoweMarielle BugayongAdrian S. Dobs

health communicationpatient educationcancer care partnerscommunication skillsbehavioral intentioncounseling psychologycommunicationonline skill trainingcancer carebehavioral sciences

Effects of Implicit Racial Bias and Standardized Patient Race on Genetic Counseling Students’ Patient-Centered Communication. Health Communication (2024)

Chenery LoweMary Catherine BeachLori H. ErbyBarbara B. BieseckerGalen JosephDebra L. Roter

health communicationgenetic counselinggenetic counseling studentsmethodological perspectivesstandardized patient racesocial sciencescommunicationimplicit racial biasqualitative researchpatient-centered communicationbehavioral sciences

Measuring the Therapeutic Bond in Genetic Counseling: Testing Measurement Error in the Bond Subscale of the Working Alliance Inventory. Journal of Genetic Counseling (2024)

Elizabeth BroadbridgeDebra L. RoterSusan PerskyLori H. Erby

measurement errorbond subscalegenetic counselingtherapeutic bondpsychology

Online Communication Skill Training of Patients With Cancer: A Test of the Behavioral Intention Predictive Framework for Communication Skills. PEC Innovation (2024)

Debra L. RoterMarielle BugayongChenery LoweRobert L. JoynerAnna-Maria HowardJennifer WenzelAdrian S. Dobs

cancer caredigital healthcommunication skillsbehavioral sciencescommunicationcancer treatmenthealth sciencesoncology

Acceptability of an Online Communication Training Intervention for Genetic Counseling Students. Journal of Genetic Counseling (2023)

Chenery LoweLori ErbyGalen JosephBarbara BieseckerDebra L. Roter

genetic counselingcommunicationdevelopmental psychopathology

Applying the Practice‐Based Competencies to Evaluate and Characterize the Contracting Process Within Genetic Counseling Sessions. Journal of Genetic Counseling (2023)

Emma BaldryBonnie J. BatyKimberly A. KaphingstAmanda GammonLori H. ErbyDebra L. Roter

pediatricsgenetic counseling sessionspractice-based competenciescontracting processgenetic counselingchild development

Characterizing Decision-Making Surrounding Exercise in Arvc: Analysis of Decisional Conflict, Decisional Regret, and Shared Decision-Making. Circulation Genomic and Precision Medicine (2023)

Jessica SweeneyCrystal TichnellSusan ChristianCatherine PendeltonBrittney MurrayDebra L. RoterLeila JamalHugh CalkinsCynthia A. James

precision medicinedecisional conflictdecisional regretmedicinedecision analysishealth sciencespersonalized medicinemachine learning

Communication Participation in Primary Care Visits: The Physician, Patient, Caregiver Triad. Patient Education and Counseling (2023)

Lisa DiamondJennifer Livaudais-TomanDebra Roter

primary carecommunicationcommunication participationpatient education

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Debra Roter

University Distinguished Service Professor

Johns Hopkins University

Affiliations

Bloomberg School of Public Health

Health, Behavior and Society

Debra Roter is currently serving as a Bloomberg School Of Public Health University Distinguished Service Professor at Johns Hopkins University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Debra Roter

Johns Hopkins University

University Distinguished Service Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Relationships Between Genetic Counseling Students’ Screensharing, Nonverbal and Verbal Communication, and Satisfaction in Simulated Telehealth Visits. Patient Education and Counseling (2025)

digital healthcounseling psychologytelecaretelehealthhealth technologyinterpersonal communicationfamily medicine

Toward a Therapeutic Relationship: A Randomized Control Trial of the Physical Environment and Client‐Centered Communication in Genetic Counseling. Journal of Genetic Counseling (2025)

counseling psychologytherapeutic approachestherapeutic relationshipgenetic counselingfamily medicine

Cancer Care Partners’ Behavioral Intention to Use Autonomy Enhancing Communication Skills During Accompanied Visits After Online Skill Training.. Patient Education and Counseling (2024)

Debra L. RoterChenery LoweMarielle BugayongAdrian S. Dobs

health communicationpatient educationcancer care partnerscommunication skillsbehavioral intentioncounseling psychologycommunicationonline skill trainingcancer carebehavioral sciences

Effects of Implicit Racial Bias and Standardized Patient Race on Genetic Counseling Students’ Patient-Centered Communication. Health Communication (2024)

Chenery LoweMary Catherine BeachLori H. ErbyBarbara B. BieseckerGalen JosephDebra L. Roter

Measuring the Therapeutic Bond in Genetic Counseling: Testing Measurement Error in the Bond Subscale of the Working Alliance Inventory. Journal of Genetic Counseling (2024)

Elizabeth BroadbridgeDebra L. RoterSusan PerskyLori H. Erby

measurement errorbond subscalegenetic counselingtherapeutic bondpsychology

Online Communication Skill Training of Patients With Cancer: A Test of the Behavioral Intention Predictive Framework for Communication Skills. PEC Innovation (2024)

Debra L. RoterMarielle BugayongChenery LoweRobert L. JoynerAnna-Maria HowardJennifer WenzelAdrian S. Dobs

cancer caredigital healthcommunication skillsbehavioral sciencescommunicationcancer treatmenthealth sciencesoncology

Acceptability of an Online Communication Training Intervention for Genetic Counseling Students. Journal of Genetic Counseling (2023)

Chenery LoweLori ErbyGalen JosephBarbara BieseckerDebra L. Roter

genetic counselingcommunicationdevelopmental psychopathology

Applying the Practice‐Based Competencies to Evaluate and Characterize the Contracting Process Within Genetic Counseling Sessions. Journal of Genetic Counseling (2023)

Emma BaldryBonnie J. BatyKimberly A. KaphingstAmanda GammonLori H. ErbyDebra L. Roter

pediatricsgenetic counseling sessionspractice-based competenciescontracting processgenetic counselingchild development

Characterizing Decision-Making Surrounding Exercise in Arvc: Analysis of Decisional Conflict, Decisional Regret, and Shared Decision-Making. Circulation Genomic and Precision Medicine (2023)

Jessica SweeneyCrystal TichnellSusan ChristianCatherine PendeltonBrittney MurrayDebra L. RoterLeila JamalHugh CalkinsCynthia A. James

precision medicinedecisional conflictdecisional regretmedicinedecision analysishealth sciencespersonalized medicinemachine learning

Communication Participation in Primary Care Visits: The Physician, Patient, Caregiver Triad. Patient Education and Counseling (2023)

Lisa DiamondJennifer Livaudais-TomanDebra Roter

primary carecommunicationcommunication participationpatient education

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