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Emily Spence-Almaquer

Associate Professor Health Behavior & Health Systems

University of North Texas Health Science Center

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School of Public Health

Health Behavior and Health Systems

School of Public Health ; Health Behavior & Health Systems

Emily Spence-almaquer is currently serving as a Health Behavior And Health Systems Associate Professor Health Behavior & Health Systems at University of North Texas Health Science Center.

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Emily Spence-Almaquer

University of North Texas Health Science Center

Associate Professor Health Behavior & Health Systems

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public health statistics health promotion violence against women epidemiology health sciences demography geriatrics ageing geriatric psychiatry health equity obesity women's health sexual abuse public health nutrition weight disorders pediatric pulmonology pediatric allergy family process contemporary family therapy addictive behaviors forensic toxicology substance use sex research sexual behavior human-computer interaction online information medium communication population aging elder abuse elderly care social gerontology population studies obesity management health prevention urban health underserved populations correctional practice community health family therapy testing technique substance addiction drug assessment psychoactive substance use sexual crime social engineering (security) cyberpsychology victimology partner violence dating violence victimisation community-dwelling older adults weight-loss programs african american women body mass index medical vulnerability postdictive validity study official hospitalizations vulnerability index home-based educational intervention hispanic families she tribe irt model test items subsidized housing residents self-reported substance use sexual victimization criminal law social welfare independent living binge drinking respiratory sounds african americans family health hispanic americans research personnel sex offenses chronic disease asthma population groups hospital records longitudinal studies technology health status sexual violence toxicology social work mental health crime victims health behavior community-based participatory research

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What Happens to Agreement Over Time? a Longitudinal Study of Self-Reported Substance Use Compared to Saliva Toxicological Testing Among Subsidized Housing Residents. Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment (2019)

substance use disorderspublic healthforensic toxicologydrug assessmentpsychiatrypsychoactive substance usesubsidized housing residentssubstance uselongitudinal studiessubstance abusesubstance addictionself-reported substance useaddictive behaviors

Partnership Processes to Develop She Tribe: A Healthy Lifestyle Intervention. Health Promotion Practice (2018)

contemporary family therapyhealth promotionfamily processgender studiescommunity engagementshe tribecommunity healthsociologyfamily therapy

Use of the Irt Model to Validate Test Items From a Technology Assisted Health Coaching Program. Open Journal of Statistics (2018)

Elysia GarciaSubhash AryalEmily Spence-AlmaguerDanielle RohrScott T. Walters

biostatisticstesting techniquetechnologyirt modelstatisticstest itemseducational technology

Beyond Body Mass Index: Are Weight-Loss Programs the Best Way to Improve the Health of African American Women?. Preventing Chronic Disease (2017)

public healthhealth promotionobesity managementhealth equitypublic health nutritionhealth preventionafrican american womenbody mass indexwomen's healthweight-loss programshealth sciencesobesityweight disorders

Improving Asthma in Hispanic Families Through a Home-Based Educational Intervention. Pediatric Allergy Immunology and Pulmonology (2015)

Genny CarrilloEmily Spence-AlmaguerRose L. LucioBetty Chong-MenardKenneth Smith

pediatricsasthmapediatric pulmonologyhispanic familiesimmunologyallergyhome-based educational interventionpediatric allergy

U.S. Population Estimates and Correlates of Sexual Abuse of Community-Dwelling Older Adults. Journal of Elder Abuse & Neglect (2014)

Michael B. CannellTodd ManiniEmily Spence-AlmaguerMildred Maldonado-MolinaElena M. Andresen

public healthsexual abuseepidemiologysocial gerontologycommunity-dwelling older adultsageingdemographygeriatricspopulation studieselderly caregeriatric psychiatryelder abusepopulation agingstatistics

Do Official Hospitalizations Predict Medical Vulnerability Among the Homeless?: A Postdictive Validity Study of the Vulnerability Index. Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved (2013)

Courtney CronleyJames PetrovichEmily Spence-AlmaguerKathleen Preble

health policypublic healthmental healthhealth carehealth services researchpostdictive validity studymedical vulnerabilitycorrectional practicevulnerabilityhomelessnessvulnerability indexofficial hospitalizationsurban healthemergency medicineunderserved populations

Stalking and Technology: The Double-Edged Sword. Journal of Technology in Human Services (2003)

digital mediumsmedium communicationsocial mediaonline informationsocial engineering (security)communicationhuman-computer interactionsocial influencedouble-edged swordcyberpsychologysocial computing

Victims of Stalking: A Study of Service Needs as Perceived by Victim Services Practitioners. Journal of Interpersonal Violence (2001)

victim services practitionerssocial problemsservice needssocial psychologyinterpersonal violencesocial sciencescriminologysocial workviolence against womenvictimologyfamily violencedating violencesociologypartner violencevictimisation

Sexual Victimization: Analyzing the Analysis. Journal of the American College Health Association (1998)

gender studiessex researchsexual victimizationsexual behaviorviolence against womengender identitysexual crimesociology

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Emily Spence-Almaquer

Associate Professor Health Behavior & Health Systems

University of North Texas Health Science Center

Affiliations

School of Public Health

Health Behavior and Health Systems

School of Public Health ; Health Behavior & Health Systems

Emily Spence-almaquer is currently serving as a Health Behavior And Health Systems Associate Professor Health Behavior & Health Systems at University of North Texas Health Science Center.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Emily Spence-Almaquer

University of North Texas Health Science Center

Associate Professor Health Behavior & Health Systems

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Partnership Processes to Develop She Tribe: A Healthy Lifestyle Intervention. Health Promotion Practice (2018)

contemporary family therapyhealth promotionfamily processgender studiescommunity engagementshe tribecommunity healthsociologyfamily therapy

Use of the Irt Model to Validate Test Items From a Technology Assisted Health Coaching Program. Open Journal of Statistics (2018)

Elysia GarciaSubhash AryalEmily Spence-AlmaguerDanielle RohrScott T. Walters

biostatisticstesting techniquetechnologyirt modelstatisticstest itemseducational technology

Beyond Body Mass Index: Are Weight-Loss Programs the Best Way to Improve the Health of African American Women?. Preventing Chronic Disease (2017)

Improving Asthma in Hispanic Families Through a Home-Based Educational Intervention. Pediatric Allergy Immunology and Pulmonology (2015)

Genny CarrilloEmily Spence-AlmaguerRose L. LucioBetty Chong-MenardKenneth Smith

pediatricsasthmapediatric pulmonologyhispanic familiesimmunologyallergyhome-based educational interventionpediatric allergy

U.S. Population Estimates and Correlates of Sexual Abuse of Community-Dwelling Older Adults. Journal of Elder Abuse & Neglect (2014)

Michael B. CannellTodd ManiniEmily Spence-AlmaguerMildred Maldonado-MolinaElena M. Andresen

public healthsexual abuseepidemiologysocial gerontologycommunity-dwelling older adultsageingdemographygeriatricspopulation studieselderly caregeriatric psychiatryelder abusepopulation agingstatistics

Do Official Hospitalizations Predict Medical Vulnerability Among the Homeless?: A Postdictive Validity Study of the Vulnerability Index. Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved (2013)

Courtney CronleyJames PetrovichEmily Spence-AlmaguerKathleen Preble

Stalking and Technology: The Double-Edged Sword. Journal of Technology in Human Services (2003)

digital mediumsmedium communicationsocial mediaonline informationsocial engineering (security)communicationhuman-computer interactionsocial influencedouble-edged swordcyberpsychologysocial computing

Victims of Stalking: A Study of Service Needs as Perceived by Victim Services Practitioners. Journal of Interpersonal Violence (2001)

Sexual Victimization: Analyzing the Analysis. Journal of the American College Health Association (1998)

gender studiessex researchsexual victimizationsexual behaviorviolence against womengender identitysexual crimesociology

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