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Lee Roman

Professor

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Human Medicine

Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Biology

Lee Roman is currently serving as a College Of Human Medicine Professor at Michigan State University.

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public health maternal health health policy health care women's health community health mental health population health nursing obstetrics and gynaecology demography health services research pediatrics reproductive health preventive healthcare health systems prenatal care health care disparities neonatology preventive medicine underserved populations cancer screening statewide medicaid medicaid-insured pregnant women women's studies respiratory medicine tobacco control health planning black feminism vulnerable populations community mental health social care social epidemiology social medicine arab women parent-to-parent support pregnant women united states statistical methodology intensive care gynecologic oncology psychological trauma nursing studies psychological medicine nursing science educational psychology statistical analysis life course clinical psychiatry health care delivery sustainable healthcare smoking related lung disease tobacco use patient empowerment cancer disparities randomized controlled trials lifespan development vulnerable patient populations critical public health social distancing status attainment forced migration educational disadvantage sociological research child health parental care life course perspective depressive symptoms prenatal care program system risk factors nurse-community health worker perinatal depressive symptoms systems improvement perinatal care risk factors romanian women health equity maternity service

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Home Visiting to Prevent Unintended Pregnancies. Obstetrics and Gynecology (2024)

Cristian I MegheaLee Anne Roman

public healthprenatal carepreventive healthcarewomen's healthreproductive healthobstetricsunintended pregnanciesmaternal healthobstetrics and gynaecology

Severe Maternal Morbidity Disparities Before and During the Covid Pandemic in a Medicaid Population. medRxiv (2024)

Cristian I. MegheaJennifer E. JohnsonLee Anne RomanHannah BolderKent KeyJonne McCoy WhiteXiao Yu

health policypublic healthhealth care disparitieshealth caremedicaid populationcovid-19 pandemiccovid pandemicglobal healthhealth disparitiespopulation healthmaternal health

Gender Difference in “Second-Shift” Physical Activity: New Insights From Analyzing Accelerometry Data in a Nationally Representative Sample. SSM - Population Health (2023)

Wenxuan HuangLingxin HaoXingyun WuXiao YuErjia CuiAndrew Leroux

accelerometry datapublic healthpopulation scienceepidemiologyphysical activitydemographyexercise sciencegender differencepopulation healthhealth sciences

Neighborhood Deprivation and Severe Maternal Morbidity in a Medicaid Population. American Journal of Preventive Medicine (2023)

Xiao YuJennifer E. JohnsonLee Anne RomanKent KeyJonne McCoy WhiteHannah BolderJennifer E. RaffoRan MengHannah NelsonCristian I. Meghea

health policypublic healthpreventive healthcarepreventive medicinemedicaid populationdemographyneighborhood deprivationurban healthsocial epidemiologypopulation healthcommunity healthmaternal healthemergency medicinesevere maternal morbidityunderserved populationssocial medicine

Study Protocol: The Maternal Health Multilevel Intervention for Racial Equity (Maternal Health Miracle) Project. Contemporary Clinical Trials (2022)

Jennifer E. JohnsonLeeAnne RomanKent D. KeyMargaret Vander MeulenJennifer E. RaffoZhehui LuoClaire E. MargerisonAdesuwa OlomuVicki Johnson-LawrenceJonne McCoy WhiteCristian Meghea

public healthracial equityglobal healthstudy protocolmaternal health

Clinical–Community Linkages: The Impact of Standard Care Processes That Engage Medicaid-Eligible Pregnant Women in Home Visiting. Women s Health Issues (2021)

Jennifer E. RaffoClaire TitcombeSusan HenningCristian I. MegheaKelly L. StrutzLee Anne Roman

health policypublic healthmental healthhealth carewomen's healthconnected healthhome visitingclinical-community linkageshealth systemscommunity healthsocial caremedicaid-eligible pregnant womenstandard carematernal healthsocial medicine

Determining County-Level Counterfactuals for Evaluation of Population Health Interventions: A Novel Application of K -Means Cluster Analysis. Public Health Reports (2021)

Kelly L. StrutzZhehui LuoJennifer E. RaffoCristian I. MegheaPeggy Vander MeulenLee Anne Roman

health policypublic healthcounty-level counterfactualspopulation health interventionspopulation healthnovel application

Impact of a Population-Based Systems Approach on Evidence-Based Care for Medicaid-Insured Pregnant and Postpartum Women: A Quasi-Experimental Study. medRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2021)

Lee Anne RomanJennifer E. RaffoKelly L. StrutzZhehui LuoMelinda JohnsonPeggy VanderMeulenSusan HenningDianna BakerClaire TitcombeCristian I. Meghea

health policypublic healthpostpartum womenquasi-experimental studyevidence-based carepopulation healthemergency medicine

Residential Racial Segregation and Social Distancing in the United States During Covid-19. EClinicalMedicine (2021)

Alexandre WhiteLingxin HaoXiao YuRoland J. Thorpe

public healthsocial distancingepidemiologyunited statesdemographycriminologymedicinecovid-19residential racial segregation

The Impact of a Population-Based System of Care Intervention on Enhanced Prenatal Care and Service Utilization Among Medicaid-Insured Pregnant Women. American Journal of Preventive Medicine (2021)

Lee Anne RomanJennifer E. RaffoKelly L. StrutzZhehui LuoMelinda E. JohnsonPeggy Vander MeulenSusan HenningDianna BakerClaire TitcombeCristian I. Meghea

health policypublic healthhealth carecare interventionpopulation-based systempreventive healthcarewomen's healthpreventive medicinepopulation healthhealth systemsservice utilizationmaternal healthemergency medicinemedicaid-insured pregnant womenobstetrics and gynaecology

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Lee Roman

Professor

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Human Medicine

Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Biology

Lee Roman is currently serving as a College Of Human Medicine Professor at Michigan State University.

Honors

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Michigan State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Home Visiting to Prevent Unintended Pregnancies. Obstetrics and Gynecology (2024)

Cristian I MegheaLee Anne Roman

public healthprenatal carepreventive healthcarewomen's healthreproductive healthobstetricsunintended pregnanciesmaternal healthobstetrics and gynaecology

Severe Maternal Morbidity Disparities Before and During the Covid Pandemic in a Medicaid Population. medRxiv (2024)

Cristian I. MegheaJennifer E. JohnsonLee Anne RomanHannah BolderKent KeyJonne McCoy WhiteXiao Yu

health policypublic healthhealth care disparitieshealth caremedicaid populationcovid-19 pandemiccovid pandemicglobal healthhealth disparitiespopulation healthmaternal health

Gender Difference in “Second-Shift” Physical Activity: New Insights From Analyzing Accelerometry Data in a Nationally Representative Sample. SSM - Population Health (2023)

Wenxuan HuangLingxin HaoXingyun WuXiao YuErjia CuiAndrew Leroux

accelerometry datapublic healthpopulation scienceepidemiologyphysical activitydemographyexercise sciencegender differencepopulation healthhealth sciences

Neighborhood Deprivation and Severe Maternal Morbidity in a Medicaid Population. American Journal of Preventive Medicine (2023)

Xiao YuJennifer E. JohnsonLee Anne RomanKent KeyJonne McCoy WhiteHannah BolderJennifer E. RaffoRan MengHannah NelsonCristian I. Meghea

Study Protocol: The Maternal Health Multilevel Intervention for Racial Equity (Maternal Health Miracle) Project. Contemporary Clinical Trials (2022)

Jennifer E. JohnsonLeeAnne RomanKent D. KeyMargaret Vander MeulenJennifer E. RaffoZhehui LuoClaire E. MargerisonAdesuwa OlomuVicki Johnson-LawrenceJonne McCoy WhiteCristian Meghea

public healthracial equityglobal healthstudy protocolmaternal health

Clinical–Community Linkages: The Impact of Standard Care Processes That Engage Medicaid-Eligible Pregnant Women in Home Visiting. Women s Health Issues (2021)

Jennifer E. RaffoClaire TitcombeSusan HenningCristian I. MegheaKelly L. StrutzLee Anne Roman

Determining County-Level Counterfactuals for Evaluation of Population Health Interventions: A Novel Application of K -Means Cluster Analysis. Public Health Reports (2021)

Kelly L. StrutzZhehui LuoJennifer E. RaffoCristian I. MegheaPeggy Vander MeulenLee Anne Roman

health policypublic healthcounty-level counterfactualspopulation health interventionspopulation healthnovel application

Impact of a Population-Based Systems Approach on Evidence-Based Care for Medicaid-Insured Pregnant and Postpartum Women: A Quasi-Experimental Study. medRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2021)

Lee Anne RomanJennifer E. RaffoKelly L. StrutzZhehui LuoMelinda JohnsonPeggy VanderMeulenSusan HenningDianna BakerClaire TitcombeCristian I. Meghea

health policypublic healthpostpartum womenquasi-experimental studyevidence-based carepopulation healthemergency medicine

Residential Racial Segregation and Social Distancing in the United States During Covid-19. EClinicalMedicine (2021)

Alexandre WhiteLingxin HaoXiao YuRoland J. Thorpe

public healthsocial distancingepidemiologyunited statesdemographycriminologymedicinecovid-19residential racial segregation

The Impact of a Population-Based System of Care Intervention on Enhanced Prenatal Care and Service Utilization Among Medicaid-Insured Pregnant Women. American Journal of Preventive Medicine (2021)

Lee Anne RomanJennifer E. RaffoKelly L. StrutzZhehui LuoMelinda E. JohnsonPeggy Vander MeulenSusan HenningDianna BakerClaire TitcombeCristian I. Meghea

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