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Harrison Quick

Associate Professor Division of Biostatistics & Health Data Science

University of Minnesota

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School of Public Health

Division of Biostatistics & Health Data Science

Harrison Quick is currently serving as a Division Of Biostatistics & Health Data Science Associate Professor Division of Biostatistics & Health Data Science at University of Minnesota.

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Harrison Quick

University of Minnesota

Associate Professor Division of Biostatistics & Health Data Science

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public health epidemiology statistics demography mortality applied statistics biostatistics population health statistical methodology spatial analysis bayesian analysis spatial statistical analysis health geography spatial demography urban health cardiovascular disease urban geography synthetic data hiv applied geography health disparities united states bayesian modeling criminology regional studies data privacy life expectancy social epidemiology community health heart disease mortality interpersonal violence aerosol science violent behavior criminal justice occupational hygiene multivariate analysis statistical analysis bibliometrics disease surveillance epidemiological trends social medicine demographic change computational epidemiology spatial science differential privacy mining industry health inequities occupational medicine alcohol establishments untreated hiv infection geographic patterns taconite mining operations b-substitution method clinical microbiology respiratory medicine thrombosis substance use tobacco control preventive medicine violent crime urban society chronic inflammation inflammatory markers regional relevance cerebrovascular disease disparate impact population science statistical science latin america urban neighborhoods thrombotic activity high-density lipoprotein particles bayesian method left-censored data multivariate space-time model death rates geographical information science

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Applying a Bayesian Spatiotemporal Model to Examine Excess County-Level Cardiovascular Disease Death Rates During the Covid-19 Pandemic. American Journal of Epidemiology (2024)

Adam S VaughanHarrison QuickKara B BeckRebecca C WoodruffDavid DeLaraMichele Casper

covid-19epidemiologic researchspatio-temporal modelscovid-19 pandemicbayesian spatiotemporal modelpublic healthmortalitycardiovascular diseaseepidemiology

A Two–Stage Bayesian Model for Assessing the Geography of Racialized Economic Segregation and Premature Mortality Across Us Counties. Spatial and Spatio-temporal Epidemiology (2024)

Yang XuLeslie A McClureHarrison QuickJaquelyn L JahnIssa ZakeriIrene HeadenLoni Philip Tabb

spatial statistical analysispremature mortalitybayesian analysishealth geographyspatial analysishuman geographypopulation healthspatial economicsgeographypublic healthepidemiologyurban geographyspatial demographytwo-stage bayesian modelracialized economic segregationapplied geographysocial geographydemographyregional studieseconomic geography

Development and Validation of Statewide Survey-Based Measures of Livability in Connecticut. Health & Place (2024)

Nishita DsouzaAmy Carroll-ScottUsama BilalIrene E. HeadenHarrison QuickRodrigo ReisMark AbrahamAna P. Martinez-Donate

urban studiesurban geographyurban healthdemographycommunity healthpublic healthhealth policylivabilityhealth geographyurban developmenthealth planninghealth scienceshousingsurvey methodologyquality of lifeurban planning

Reliable Event Rates for Disease Mapping. Journal of Official Statistics (2024)

Harrison QuickGuangzi Song

diagnosisbiomedical informaticshealth informaticsstatistical methodologyreliable event ratesactuarial sciencestatistical theorydisease surveillanceinfectious disease modellingdisease detectiondisease mappingpublic healthapplied statisticscomputational epidemiologyepidemiologystatistics

Restricted Spatial Models for the Analysis of Geographic and Racial Disparities in the Incidence of Low Birthweight in Pennsylvania. Spatial and Spatio-temporal Epidemiology (2024)

Guangzi SongLoni Philip TabbHarrison Quick

spatial statistical analysisdemographyspatio-temporal modelshealth disparitieshealth geographyspatial demographygeographyspatial analysislow birthweightracial disparitiesepidemiologystatistics

Social Inequalities and Covid-19 Mortality Between Neighborhoods of Bariloche City, Argentina. International Journal for Equity in Health (2023)

Mónica Serena PernerAndrés TrottaUsama BilalBinod AcharyaHarrison QuickNatalia PacíficoRomina BerazateguiMarcio AlazraquiAna V. Diez Roux

covid-19urban healthbariloche citycommunity healthhealth equitysociologysocial determinants of healthpublic healthmortalityepidemiology

Spatial Inequities in Life Expectancy in Small Areas of Buenos Aires, Argentina 2015–2017. Journal of Urban Health (2023)

Andrés TrottaUsama BilalBinod AcharyaHarrison QuickKari MooreSerena Mónica PernerMarcio AlazraquiAna Diez Roux

life expectancyurban healthurban geographysmall areasdemographybuenos airesspatial inequitiesgeographypublic healthmortalityepidemiology

Spatial Patterning of Spontaneous and Medically Indicated Preterm Birth in Philadelphia. American Journal of Epidemiology (2023)

Nancy YangHarrison S QuickSteven J MellyAnne M MullinYuzhe ZhaoJanelle EdwardsJane E CloughertyLeah H SchinasiHeather H Burris

preterm birthurban geographyepidemiologic researchspatial patterningneonatologydemographypopulation healthclinical epidemiologyspatial demographyspatial sciencepublic healthhealth sciencesepidemiologyhuman geography

Improving the Utility of Poisson-Distributed, Differentially Private Synthetic Data via Prior Predictive Truncation With an Application to Cdc Wonder. Journal of Survey Statistics and Methodology (2022)

Harrison Quick

synthetic datastatistical methodologydifferential privacybiostatisticsprior predictive truncationdata privacysurvey methodologystatistics

Intraurban Socioeconomic Inequalities in Life Expectancy: A Population-Based Cross-Sectional Analysis in the City of CóRdoba, Argentina (2015–2018). BMJ Open (2022)

Santiago Rodríguez LópezNatalia TumasUsama BilalKari A MooreBinod AcharyaHarrison QuickD Alex QuistbergGabriel E AcevedoAna V Diez Roux

economic inequalitylife expectancyintraurban socioeconomic inequalitiessocioeconomic statusdemographyhealth policypopulation-based cross-sectional analysispublic healthmortalitysocioeconomicsquality of lifestatistics

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Harrison Quick

Associate Professor Division of Biostatistics & Health Data Science

University of Minnesota

Affiliations

School of Public Health

Division of Biostatistics & Health Data Science

Harrison Quick is currently serving as a Division Of Biostatistics & Health Data Science Associate Professor Division of Biostatistics & Health Data Science at University of Minnesota.

Honors

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Experiences

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Harrison Quick

University of Minnesota

Associate Professor Division of Biostatistics & Health Data Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Applying a Bayesian Spatiotemporal Model to Examine Excess County-Level Cardiovascular Disease Death Rates During the Covid-19 Pandemic. American Journal of Epidemiology (2024)

Adam S VaughanHarrison QuickKara B BeckRebecca C WoodruffDavid DeLaraMichele Casper

covid-19epidemiologic researchspatio-temporal modelscovid-19 pandemicbayesian spatiotemporal modelpublic healthmortalitycardiovascular diseaseepidemiology

A Two–Stage Bayesian Model for Assessing the Geography of Racialized Economic Segregation and Premature Mortality Across Us Counties. Spatial and Spatio-temporal Epidemiology (2024)

Yang XuLeslie A McClureHarrison QuickJaquelyn L JahnIssa ZakeriIrene HeadenLoni Philip Tabb

Development and Validation of Statewide Survey-Based Measures of Livability in Connecticut. Health & Place (2024)

Nishita DsouzaAmy Carroll-ScottUsama BilalIrene E. HeadenHarrison QuickRodrigo ReisMark AbrahamAna P. Martinez-Donate

Reliable Event Rates for Disease Mapping. Journal of Official Statistics (2024)

Harrison QuickGuangzi Song

Restricted Spatial Models for the Analysis of Geographic and Racial Disparities in the Incidence of Low Birthweight in Pennsylvania. Spatial and Spatio-temporal Epidemiology (2024)

Guangzi SongLoni Philip TabbHarrison Quick

spatial statistical analysisdemographyspatio-temporal modelshealth disparitieshealth geographyspatial demographygeographyspatial analysislow birthweightracial disparitiesepidemiologystatistics

Social Inequalities and Covid-19 Mortality Between Neighborhoods of Bariloche City, Argentina. International Journal for Equity in Health (2023)

Mónica Serena PernerAndrés TrottaUsama BilalBinod AcharyaHarrison QuickNatalia PacíficoRomina BerazateguiMarcio AlazraquiAna V. Diez Roux

covid-19urban healthbariloche citycommunity healthhealth equitysociologysocial determinants of healthpublic healthmortalityepidemiology

Spatial Inequities in Life Expectancy in Small Areas of Buenos Aires, Argentina 2015–2017. Journal of Urban Health (2023)

Andrés TrottaUsama BilalBinod AcharyaHarrison QuickKari MooreSerena Mónica PernerMarcio AlazraquiAna Diez Roux

life expectancyurban healthurban geographysmall areasdemographybuenos airesspatial inequitiesgeographypublic healthmortalityepidemiology

Spatial Patterning of Spontaneous and Medically Indicated Preterm Birth in Philadelphia. American Journal of Epidemiology (2023)

Nancy YangHarrison S QuickSteven J MellyAnne M MullinYuzhe ZhaoJanelle EdwardsJane E CloughertyLeah H SchinasiHeather H Burris

Harrison Quick

synthetic datastatistical methodologydifferential privacybiostatisticsprior predictive truncationdata privacysurvey methodologystatistics

Intraurban Socioeconomic Inequalities in Life Expectancy: A Population-Based Cross-Sectional Analysis in the City of CóRdoba, Argentina (2015–2018). BMJ Open (2022)

Santiago Rodríguez LópezNatalia TumasUsama BilalKari A MooreBinod AcharyaHarrison QuickD Alex QuistbergGabriel E AcevedoAna V Diez Roux

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