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Karen Kelly-Blake

Associate Professor Department of Medicine & Center for Bioethics and Social Justice

Michigan State University

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College of Human Medicine

Department of Medicine

Karen Kelly-blake is currently serving as a College Of Human Medicine Associate Professor Department of Medicine & Center for Bioethics and Social Justice at Michigan State University.

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Karen Kelly-Blake

Michigan State University

Associate Professor Department of Medicine & Center for Bioethics and Social Justice

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Abstract P332: High Shared Decision-Making Scores Associated With Blood Pressure Control: The Office Guidelines Applied to Practice (Office-Gap) Impact Program. Hypertension (2024)

William WoodhamsKyle JonesMatthew MartzChucks UwajeNephertiti EfeovbokhanZhehui LuoDenise White-PerkinsKaren Kelly-BlakeWilliam Hart-DavidsonAdesuwa Olomu

blood pressure controlimpact programoffice guidelinesdecision-making scoreshypertensionblood pressurepublic health

Do Black Birthing Persons Prefer a Black Health Care Provider During Birth? Race Concordance in Birth. Obstetric Anesthesia Digest (2024)

E. Bogdan-LovisJ. ZhuangJ. GoldbortS. ShareefM. BresnahanK. Kelly-BlakeK. Elam

healthcare provisionracial discriminationobstetrics and gynaecologyhealth careobstetricsmental healthmaternal healthobstetric anesthesiahealth care disparitiesnursingwomen's healthmigration studiesindigenous peoplesafrican american studiesrace concordancematernity serviceemergency medicine

Preliminary Impact of Patient Activation and Mhealth Technology on Hba1C and Cardiovascular Risk in Patients With Diabetes Mellitus: The Office Guidelines Applied to Practice - Impact Program. Journal of the American College of Cardiology (2023)

Nephertiti EfeovbokhanAaron NicholsRichard PellizzariJOSEPH C. GARDINERWilliam Hart-DavidsonKaren Kelly-BlakeAdesuwa B. Olomu

medicinehealth informaticsoffice guidelinesdiabetes mellitusrespiratory medicinemhealth technologycardiovascular diseaseimpact programdisease managementcardiovascular riskcohort studiessmart healthemergency medicinehealth careclinical epidemiologyhealth technologypatient activationcardiologyhealth policyehealth

Response to Commentary Beyond “Patient‐Provider Race Matching.” Black Midwives Clarify a Vision for Race‐Concordant Care to Achieve Equity in Black Perinatal Health: A Commentary on “Do Black Birthing Persons Prefer a Black Health Care Provider During Birth? Race Concordance in Birth”. Birth (2023)

Elizabeth Bogdan‐LovisMary BresnahanJie ZhuangJoanne GoldbortSameerah ShareefKaren Kelly‐BlakeKendra Elam

health equitymaternal healthprimary careafrican american studiespatient safetyreproductive healthrace relationsblack midwiveshealth care disparitiesrace-concordant careblack perinatal healthhealth carenursinghealthcare provisionobstetrics and gynaecologypatient-provider race matchingmidwiferyobstetricshealth policyracial equityrace concordance

Deep Brain Stimulation for Parkinson’s Disease: Why Earlier Use Makes Shared Decision Making Important. Neuroethics (2022)

Jaime MontemayorHarini SarvaKaren Kelly-BlakeLaura Y. Cabrera

decision makingdeep brain stimulationneuroscienceparkinson's diseaseneuroethicsneurology

Improving Diabetic Patients’ Adherence to Treatment and Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease (Office Guidelines Applied to Practice—Impact Study)—a Cluster Randomized Controlled Effectiveness Trial. Trials (2022)

Adesuwa OlomuKaren Kelly-BlakeWilliam Hart-DavidsonJoseph GardinerZhehui LuoMichele HeislerMargaret Holmes-Rovner

clinical researchmedicinediabetesclinical effectivenessimpact studyhealth carehealth preventionoffice guidelinesdiabetic patientsclinical implementationpreventive medicinepublic healthdiabetes therapiestreatment and preventionrehabilitationevidence-based practicecardiovascular diseaseclinical trials

Type 2 Diabetes Patient Activation and Mhealth Interventions Decreased Cardiovascular Disease Risk. The American Journal of Managed Care (2022)

Adesuwa OlomuRicha TikariaKaren Kelly-BlakeWilliam Hart-DavidsonLing WangZane AlroshoodAzazaiah IsraelMargaret Holmes-Rovner

health care managementmedicinediabetesmanagementmhealth interventionshealth carehealth policypatient activationcardiovascular diseasecardiovascular disease risk

Perspectives on Deep Brain Stimulation and Its Earlier Use for Parkinson’s Disease: A Qualitative Study of Us Patients. Brain Sciences (2020)

Laura Y. CabreraKaren Kelly-BlakeChristos Sidiropoulos

deep brain stimulationqualitative studyneuroscienceparkinson's diseaseneurologyearlier use

Relationship Between Blood Pressure and Kidney Diseases in Large Randomized Controlled Trials: Secondary Analyses Using Sprint and Accord-Bp Trials. Journal of Human Hypertension (2020)

Ling WangKevin PezeshkianSupratik RayamajhiKhader HerzallahAbdullah Al-abchaAdesuwa OlomuKaren Kelly-BlakeEunice YuDonna H. Wang

randomized controlled trialssecondary analysescardiologyhypertensionblood pressureaccord-bp trialsrespiratory medicinenephrologykidney diseaseshealth sciencescardiovascular diseaseepidemiologystatistics

Shared Decision Making’s Consequences. Health Affairs (2020)

Masahito JimboSherri Sheinfeld GorinKaren Kelly-Blake

decision makingsocial influencepublic healthcommunicationhealth scienceshealth communication

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Karen Kelly-Blake

Associate Professor Department of Medicine & Center for Bioethics and Social Justice

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Human Medicine

Department of Medicine

Karen Kelly-blake is currently serving as a College Of Human Medicine Associate Professor Department of Medicine & Center for Bioethics and Social Justice at Michigan State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Karen Kelly-Blake

Michigan State University

Associate Professor Department of Medicine & Center for Bioethics and Social Justice

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Abstract P332: High Shared Decision-Making Scores Associated With Blood Pressure Control: The Office Guidelines Applied to Practice (Office-Gap) Impact Program. Hypertension (2024)

William WoodhamsKyle JonesMatthew MartzChucks UwajeNephertiti EfeovbokhanZhehui LuoDenise White-PerkinsKaren Kelly-BlakeWilliam Hart-DavidsonAdesuwa Olomu

blood pressure controlimpact programoffice guidelinesdecision-making scoreshypertensionblood pressurepublic health

Do Black Birthing Persons Prefer a Black Health Care Provider During Birth? Race Concordance in Birth. Obstetric Anesthesia Digest (2024)

E. Bogdan-LovisJ. ZhuangJ. GoldbortS. ShareefM. BresnahanK. Kelly-BlakeK. Elam

Nephertiti EfeovbokhanAaron NicholsRichard PellizzariJOSEPH C. GARDINERWilliam Hart-DavidsonKaren Kelly-BlakeAdesuwa B. Olomu

Elizabeth Bogdan‐LovisMary BresnahanJie ZhuangJoanne GoldbortSameerah ShareefKaren Kelly‐BlakeKendra Elam

Deep Brain Stimulation for Parkinson’s Disease: Why Earlier Use Makes Shared Decision Making Important. Neuroethics (2022)

Jaime MontemayorHarini SarvaKaren Kelly-BlakeLaura Y. Cabrera

decision makingdeep brain stimulationneuroscienceparkinson's diseaseneuroethicsneurology

Adesuwa OlomuKaren Kelly-BlakeWilliam Hart-DavidsonJoseph GardinerZhehui LuoMichele HeislerMargaret Holmes-Rovner

Type 2 Diabetes Patient Activation and Mhealth Interventions Decreased Cardiovascular Disease Risk. The American Journal of Managed Care (2022)

Adesuwa OlomuRicha TikariaKaren Kelly-BlakeWilliam Hart-DavidsonLing WangZane AlroshoodAzazaiah IsraelMargaret Holmes-Rovner

health care managementmedicinediabetesmanagementmhealth interventionshealth carehealth policypatient activationcardiovascular diseasecardiovascular disease risk

Perspectives on Deep Brain Stimulation and Its Earlier Use for Parkinson’s Disease: A Qualitative Study of Us Patients. Brain Sciences (2020)

Laura Y. CabreraKaren Kelly-BlakeChristos Sidiropoulos

deep brain stimulationqualitative studyneuroscienceparkinson's diseaseneurologyearlier use

Relationship Between Blood Pressure and Kidney Diseases in Large Randomized Controlled Trials: Secondary Analyses Using Sprint and Accord-Bp Trials. Journal of Human Hypertension (2020)

Ling WangKevin PezeshkianSupratik RayamajhiKhader HerzallahAbdullah Al-abchaAdesuwa OlomuKaren Kelly-BlakeEunice YuDonna H. Wang

Shared Decision Making’s Consequences. Health Affairs (2020)

Masahito JimboSherri Sheinfeld GorinKaren Kelly-Blake

decision makingsocial influencepublic healthcommunicationhealth scienceshealth communication

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