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Jacqueline Agnew

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Johns Hopkins University

Affiliations

Bloomberg School of Public Health

Environmental Health and Engineering

Whiting School of Engineering

Department of Environmental Health and Engineering

Jacqueline Agnew is currently serving as a Bloomberg School Of Public Health Professor at Johns Hopkins University.

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public health occupational medicine health sciences worker health neuroscience occupational health psychology psychology environmental health mental health work safety safety occupational therapy veterinary medicine toxicology environmental exposures occupational toxicology occupational epidemiology neuropsychology geriatrics industrial ergonomics work-related stress environmental epidemiology exposure assessment occupational safety ageing respiratory medicine livestock science infection control metal toxicity agricultural workers safety climate kidney outcomes developmental psychology developmental science developmental cognitive neuroscience preventive medicine human resources quantitative science studies veterinary science workplace violence occupational health services healthy work environments later adulthood prevention science health prevention correctional practice occupational hygiene nursing research livestock health covid-19 pandemic mental health interventions united states inorganic lead reproductive hazards organic solvents mental health nursing psychiatric care migration studies psychological trauma workplace conflict workplace studies community mental health safety culture adult development human health public health interventions global healthcare age-specific norms mini-mental state exam age-related sex differences verbal memory systematic review public health summit workplace wellness low levels chronic exposure

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Application and Demonstration of Meso-Activity Exposure Factors to Advance Estimates of Incidental Soil Ingestion Among Agricultural Workers. Journal of Exposure Science & Environmental Epidemiology (2024)

Sara N. LupoltBrent F. KimJacqueline AgnewGurumurthy RamachandranThomas A. BurkeRyan David KennedyKeeve E. Nachman

environmental exposureslivestock scienceincidental soil ingestionenvironmental sciencerespiratory medicineenvironmental toxicologyenvironmental monitoringagricultural economicsexposure assessmentagribusinessenvironmental healthenvironmental epidemiologymeso levelshort-term variabilitymeso-activity exposure factorshealth sciencesquantitative science studiessustainable agricultureagricultural workers

Exploring U.S. Food System Workers’ Intentions to Work While Ill During the Early Covid-19 Pandemic: A National Survey. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2023)

Caitlin A. CeryesJacqueline AgnewAndrea L. WirtzDaniel J. BarnettRoni A. Neff

work safetyhealth policyhuman resourcesworker healthcovid-19mental healthpublic healthlaboratory managementfood systemscovid-19 pandemic

Protecting Food Service Workers: Opportunities for Advocacy. Workplace Health & Safety (2023)

Caitlin CeryesMarissa N. SmithJacqueline Agnew

work safetyoccupational safetyrisk managementworker healthfood service workersadvocacyprotectionismpublic health

Assessing Us Small Animal Veterinary Clinic Adaptations and Their Impacts on Workforce Covid- 19 Preparedness and Response. Health Security (2023)

David R. MarquezJacqueline AgnewDaniel J. BarnettMeghan F. DavisKathryn R. Dalton

health policyinfectious diseasescovid-19public healthworkforce development

The Good Jobs Initiative: Defining, Measuring, and Promoting High-Quality U.S. Jobs. Workplace Health & Safety (2023)

Caitlin A. CeryesKatherine C. BrewerJacqueline Agnew

health promotionwork safetyoccupational safetyworker healthjob performancegood jobs initiativepublic healthjob satisfaction

A Qualitative Characterization of Meso-Activity Factors to Estimate Soil Exposure for Agricultural Workers. Journal of Exposure Science & Environmental Epidemiology (2022)

Sara N. LupoltJacqueline AgnewGurumurthy RamachandranThomas A. BurkeRyan David KennedyKeeve E. Nachman

environmental sciencequalitative characterizationenvironmental exposuresenvironmental epidemiologylivestock sciencesoil exposuremeso-activity factorsagricultural economicspublic healthsustainable agricultureagricultural workers

Assessing Covid-19 Pandemic Risk Perception and Response Preparedness in Veterinary and Animal Care Workers. Health Security (2022)

Kathryn R. DaltonKimberly M. GuyerFrancesca SchiaffinoCusi FerradasJacqueline R. FalkeErin A. BeasleyKayla MezaPaige LaughlinJacqueline AgnewDaniel J. BarnettJennifer B. NuzzoMeghan F. Davis

infectious diseasesveterinary medicinepublic healthveterinary scienceglobal healthanimal care workerscovid-19 pandemicresponse preparedness

Perceptions and Practices of Key Worker Stakeholder Groups in Hospital Animal- Assisted Intervention Programs on Occupational Benefits and Perceived Risks. People and Animals The International Journal of Research and Practice (2022)

Kathryn DaltonWilliam AltekrusePeter CampbellKathy RubleKaren CarrollRoland ThorpeJacqueline AgnewMeghan Davis

medical ethicshealth carehealth policyoccupational medicinerisk managementworker healthoccupational benefitsemployee involvementpublic healthstakeholder engagementimplementation researchintervention programsstakeholder analysisbehavioral sciences

A Conceptual Framework to Address Administrative and Infection Control Barriers for Animal-Assisted Intervention Programs in Healthcare Facilities: Perspectives From a Qualitative Study. Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology (2021)

Kathryn R. DaltonPeter CampbellWilliam AltekruseRoland J. ThorpeJacqueline AgnewKathy RubleKaren C. CarrollMeghan F. Davis

infection controlhealth policyhospital epidemiologyinfectious diseasesanimal-assisted intervention programsimplementation strategiesqualitative studypublic healthimplementation researchhealth administrationinfection control barriershealthcare facilitiesconceptual framework

Application of the Haddon Matrix to Covid ‐19 Prevention and Containment in Nursing Homes. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society (2021)

William M. FritchJacqueline AgnewLori RosmanMaureen A. CadoretteDaniel J. Barnett

infection controlcritical caregeriatricsageinggeriatric psychiatrydisease preventioncovid-19geriatric medicinepatient safetydisease controldisease surveillancenursing homesnursingpublic healthelderly care

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Jacqueline Agnew

Professor

Johns Hopkins University

Affiliations

Bloomberg School of Public Health

Environmental Health and Engineering

Whiting School of Engineering

Department of Environmental Health and Engineering

Jacqueline Agnew is currently serving as a Bloomberg School Of Public Health Professor at Johns Hopkins University.

Honors

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Johns Hopkins University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Sara N. LupoltBrent F. KimJacqueline AgnewGurumurthy RamachandranThomas A. BurkeRyan David KennedyKeeve E. Nachman

Exploring U.S. Food System Workers’ Intentions to Work While Ill During the Early Covid-19 Pandemic: A National Survey. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2023)

Caitlin A. CeryesJacqueline AgnewAndrea L. WirtzDaniel J. BarnettRoni A. Neff

work safetyhealth policyhuman resourcesworker healthcovid-19mental healthpublic healthlaboratory managementfood systemscovid-19 pandemic

Protecting Food Service Workers: Opportunities for Advocacy. Workplace Health & Safety (2023)

Caitlin CeryesMarissa N. SmithJacqueline Agnew

work safetyoccupational safetyrisk managementworker healthfood service workersadvocacyprotectionismpublic health

Assessing Us Small Animal Veterinary Clinic Adaptations and Their Impacts on Workforce Covid- 19 Preparedness and Response. Health Security (2023)

David R. MarquezJacqueline AgnewDaniel J. BarnettMeghan F. DavisKathryn R. Dalton

health policyinfectious diseasescovid-19public healthworkforce development

The Good Jobs Initiative: Defining, Measuring, and Promoting High-Quality U.S. Jobs. Workplace Health & Safety (2023)

Caitlin A. CeryesKatherine C. BrewerJacqueline Agnew

health promotionwork safetyoccupational safetyworker healthjob performancegood jobs initiativepublic healthjob satisfaction

A Qualitative Characterization of Meso-Activity Factors to Estimate Soil Exposure for Agricultural Workers. Journal of Exposure Science & Environmental Epidemiology (2022)

Sara N. LupoltJacqueline AgnewGurumurthy RamachandranThomas A. BurkeRyan David KennedyKeeve E. Nachman

Assessing Covid-19 Pandemic Risk Perception and Response Preparedness in Veterinary and Animal Care Workers. Health Security (2022)

Kathryn R. DaltonKimberly M. GuyerFrancesca SchiaffinoCusi FerradasJacqueline R. FalkeErin A. BeasleyKayla MezaPaige LaughlinJacqueline AgnewDaniel J. BarnettJennifer B. NuzzoMeghan F. Davis

infectious diseasesveterinary medicinepublic healthveterinary scienceglobal healthanimal care workerscovid-19 pandemicresponse preparedness

Kathryn DaltonWilliam AltekrusePeter CampbellKathy RubleKaren CarrollRoland ThorpeJacqueline AgnewMeghan Davis

Kathryn R. DaltonPeter CampbellWilliam AltekruseRoland J. ThorpeJacqueline AgnewKathy RubleKaren C. CarrollMeghan F. Davis

Application of the Haddon Matrix to Covid ‐19 Prevention and Containment in Nursing Homes. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society (2021)

William M. FritchJacqueline AgnewLori RosmanMaureen A. CadoretteDaniel J. Barnett

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