Faculty

Institution

Unit

Venue

Michele Devlin

University of Northern Iowa

Affiliations

College of Education

Department of Kinesiology, Allied Health and Human Services

Division Of Health Promotion And Education

School Of Health, Pe And Recreation

Services Of Department Of Health, Physical Education And Leisure

University of Northern Iowa

NoneMichele Devlin is currently serving as a College Of Education faculty at University of Northern Iowa.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

Michele Devlin

University of Northern Iowa

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

public health global health covid-19 pandemic epidemiology covid-19 cold region science health policy international health resilience health information science indigenous peoples health care diabetes health education medical education racial discrimination cryosphere diabetes care respiratory medicine crisis management refugee studies refugee law traditional medicines regional climate response indigenous studies survivability numerical competence health literacy numeracy short-term variability climate epidemiology disease outbreaks refugee movements forced migration refugee status health inequities remote communities second wave numeracy demands written diabetes materials numerical concepts second year delta wave arctic regions spatiotemporal dynamics public health lessons regional geographies pandemic risk climate change refugees health numeracy

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Regional Geographies and Public Health Lessons of the Covid-19 Pandemic in the Arctic. Frontiers in Public Health (2024)

Sweta TiwariAndrey N. PetrovNikolay GolosovMichele DevlinMark WelfordJohn DeGrooteTatiana DegaiStanislav Ksenofontov

public healthcovid-19cold region sciencecovid-19 pandemicgeographypublic health lessonsregional geographies

Incorporating Resilience When Assessing Pandemic Risk in the Arctic: A Case Study of Alaska. BMJ Global Health (2023)

Sweta TiwariAndrey PetrovNino MateshviliMichele DevlinNikolay GolosovMarya Rozanova-SmithMark WelfordJohn DeGrooteTatiana DegaiStanislav Ksenofontov

public healthrisk managementpandemic riskepidemiologycrisis managementglobal healthresilience

Indigenous Health-Care Sovereignty Defines Resilience to the Covid-19 Pandemic. The Lancet (2023)

Andrey N PetrovDalee Sambo DoroughSweta TiwariMark WelfordNikolay GolosovMichele DevlinTatiana DegaiStanislav KsenofontovJohn DeGroote

public healthindigenous studieshealth carecovid-19 pandemicindigenous peoplesglobal healthresiliencesurvivabilityhealth policy

The Second Year of Pandemic in the Arctic: Examining Spatiotemporal Dynamics of the Covid-19 “Delta Wave” in Arctic Regions in 2021. International Journal of Circumpolar Health (2022)

Sweta TiwariAndrey N. PetrovMichele DevlinMark WelfordNikolay GolosovJohn DeGrooteTatiana DegaiStanislav Ksenofontov

public healthcovid-19short-term variabilityepidemiologyclimate epidemiologycovid-19 pandemicinternational healthsecond yearglobal healthrespiratory medicinedisease outbreaksdelta wavearctic regionsspatiotemporal dynamics

Lessons on Covid-19 From Indigenous and Remote Communities of the Arctic. Nature Medicine (2021)

Andrey N. PetrovMark WelfordNikolay GolosovJohn DeGrooteMichele DevlinTatiana DegaiAlexander Savelyev

public healthmedicinecovid-19cold region scienceremote communitiesindigenous peoplesglobal healthtraditional medicines

The “Second Wave” of the Covid-19 Pandemic in the Arctic: Regional and Temporal Dynamics. International Journal of Circumpolar Health (2021)

Andrey N. PetrovMark WelfordNikolay GolosovJohn DeGrooteMichele DevlinTatiana DegaiAlexander Savelyev

public healthepidemiologycold region sciencecovid-19 pandemicinternational healthsecond waveglobal healthcryosphereregional climate response

Climate Change Refugees and Public Health Implications. Encyclopedia of the UN sustainable development goals (2019)

public healthhuman migrationrefugee studiesrefugee movementsclimate change refugeesforced migrationrefugee lawrefugee status

What Counts as Health Numeracy. (2014)

public healthhealth inequitieshealth numeracyhealth information sciencepopulation healthhealth sciences

Differences in Beliefs About the Causes of Health Disparities in Black and White Nurses. Nursing Forum (2013)

Susan Roberts-DobieElana JoramMichele DevlinDeAnn AmbrosonJoyce Chen

nursingafrican american studiesracial discrimination

The Numeracy Demands of Health Education Information: An Examination of Numerical Concepts in Written Diabetes Materials. Health Communication (2011)

diabetes carediabetesnumerical competencenumeracy demandshealth information sciencehealth educationhealth literacywritten diabetes materialsnumerical conceptsmedical educationhealth sciencesnumeracyhealth policy

1
10 / page

Michele Devlin

University of Northern Iowa

Affiliations

College of Education

Department of Kinesiology, Allied Health and Human Services

Division Of Health Promotion And Education

School Of Health, Pe And Recreation

Services Of Department Of Health, Physical Education And Leisure

University of Northern Iowa

NoneMichele Devlin is currently serving as a College Of Education faculty at University of Northern Iowa.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

Michele Devlin

University of Northern Iowa

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Regional Geographies and Public Health Lessons of the Covid-19 Pandemic in the Arctic. Frontiers in Public Health (2024)

Sweta TiwariAndrey N. PetrovNikolay GolosovMichele DevlinMark WelfordJohn DeGrooteTatiana DegaiStanislav Ksenofontov

public healthcovid-19cold region sciencecovid-19 pandemicgeographypublic health lessonsregional geographies

Incorporating Resilience When Assessing Pandemic Risk in the Arctic: A Case Study of Alaska. BMJ Global Health (2023)

Sweta TiwariAndrey PetrovNino MateshviliMichele DevlinNikolay GolosovMarya Rozanova-SmithMark WelfordJohn DeGrooteTatiana DegaiStanislav Ksenofontov

public healthrisk managementpandemic riskepidemiologycrisis managementglobal healthresilience

Indigenous Health-Care Sovereignty Defines Resilience to the Covid-19 Pandemic. The Lancet (2023)

Andrey N PetrovDalee Sambo DoroughSweta TiwariMark WelfordNikolay GolosovMichele DevlinTatiana DegaiStanislav KsenofontovJohn DeGroote

public healthindigenous studieshealth carecovid-19 pandemicindigenous peoplesglobal healthresiliencesurvivabilityhealth policy

The Second Year of Pandemic in the Arctic: Examining Spatiotemporal Dynamics of the Covid-19 “Delta Wave” in Arctic Regions in 2021. International Journal of Circumpolar Health (2022)

Sweta TiwariAndrey N. PetrovMichele DevlinMark WelfordNikolay GolosovJohn DeGrooteTatiana DegaiStanislav Ksenofontov

Lessons on Covid-19 From Indigenous and Remote Communities of the Arctic. Nature Medicine (2021)

Andrey N. PetrovMark WelfordNikolay GolosovJohn DeGrooteMichele DevlinTatiana DegaiAlexander Savelyev

public healthmedicinecovid-19cold region scienceremote communitiesindigenous peoplesglobal healthtraditional medicines

The “Second Wave” of the Covid-19 Pandemic in the Arctic: Regional and Temporal Dynamics. International Journal of Circumpolar Health (2021)

Andrey N. PetrovMark WelfordNikolay GolosovJohn DeGrooteMichele DevlinTatiana DegaiAlexander Savelyev

public healthepidemiologycold region sciencecovid-19 pandemicinternational healthsecond waveglobal healthcryosphereregional climate response

Climate Change Refugees and Public Health Implications. Encyclopedia of the UN sustainable development goals (2019)

public healthhuman migrationrefugee studiesrefugee movementsclimate change refugeesforced migrationrefugee lawrefugee status

What Counts as Health Numeracy. (2014)

public healthhealth inequitieshealth numeracyhealth information sciencepopulation healthhealth sciences

Differences in Beliefs About the Causes of Health Disparities in Black and White Nurses. Nursing Forum (2013)

Susan Roberts-DobieElana JoramMichele DevlinDeAnn AmbrosonJoyce Chen

nursingafrican american studiesracial discrimination

The Numeracy Demands of Health Education Information: An Examination of Numerical Concepts in Written Diabetes Materials. Health Communication (2011)

1
10 / page