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Sabrina Ford

Associate Professor

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Human Medicine

Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Biology

Sabrina Ford is currently serving as a College Of Human Medicine Associate Professor at Michigan State University.

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Michigan State University

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public health health policy oncology cancer prevention african american studies racial discrimination cancer screening rural health health sciences behavioral medicine women's health black feminism health care disparities cancer disparities health education demography maternal health women's studies respiratory medicine research policy black experience underserved populations web survey method united states telehealth gynecologic oncology obstetrics and gynaecology intercultural studies online information health systems information technology health planning regional studies medical image computing computational imaging biomedical informatics biomedical imaging image representation covid-19 pandemic vulnerable populations technology acceptance models cancer education societal influence vaccine hesitancy health prevention parent leadership preventive pediatrics candidate selection community health chronic disease management work-family interface connected health survey (human research) information society digital divide health data racial equity health disparities ehealth open access clinical implementation rural health disparities system risk factors arab women connect framework behavioral medicine science risk factors cervical cancer screening rural areas broadband internet access interview study rural populations cultural connections family stress position statement hpv vaccination health inequities vaccination disease prevention preventive healthcare health equity hpv prevention preventive medicine venereology cervical cancer

Notable Scholarly Works

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Abstract A071: County-Level Racial and Ethnic Diversity Index and Cancer Mortality in the U.S.. Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention (2024)

Kelly A. HirkoBreanna GretemanSabrina FordSarah H. Nash

public healthracial discriminationepidemiologycancer mortalitysocial determinants of healthracial equitycancer preventionethnic diversity index

Abstract B053: Rural-Urban Disparities in Cancer Risk Factors and Screening by United States Census Region. Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention (2023)

Kelly A. HirkoHuiwen XuLaura Q. RogersMichelle Y. MartinSiddhartha RoyKimberly M. KellyShannon M. ChristyKimlin Tam AshingJean C. YiMarquita W. Lewis-ThamesCathy D. MeadeQian LuClement K. GwedeRachel M. CeballosUsha MenonKatie CuevaKaren YearyLisa KlesgesMonica L. BaskinKassandra I. AlcarazSabrina Ford

public healthhealth disparitiesepidemiologypopulation healthunited statesregional studiescancer screeningdemographycancer risk factorsrural healthrural-urban disparitieshealth policy

Abstract C111: Do Electronic Health Records Assist Providers to Provide Equitable Referral for Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Between Black and White Women?. Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention (2023)

Sabrina FordLaura Houdeshell-PuttMolly PolverentoKevin Brooks

public healthhealth services researchcancer disparitiesracial discriminationresearch policyhealth care disparitiespreventive healthcarebreast cancerglobal healthoncologycancer screeningequitable referralwhite womencancer preventionehealthhealth policy

“Why is It so Necessary?”: African American Parents’ Perspectives on Delaying and Refusing Hpv Vaccination. Journal of Pediatric Health Care (2023)

Ariel WashingtonJasmine ChabaanAli FakihSabrina FordLisa RutledgeJametta LillyMaida Y. HerreraYang KimHayley S. Thompson

public healthvaccinesblack experiencevaccine hesitancyracial discriminationpreventive pediatricsafrican american parentshealth carehealth educationhpv vaccinationafrican american studiesvaccinationpediatricshealth preventionparent leadership

Cancer Disparities in the Context of Rurality: Risk Factors and Screening Across Various U.S. Rural Classification Codes. Cancer Causes & Control (2022)

Kelly A. HirkoHuiwen XuLaura Q. RogersMichelle Y. MartinSiddhartha RoyKimberly M. KellyShannon M. ChristyKimlin Tam AshingJean C. YiMarquita W. Lewis-ThamesCathy D. MeadeQian LuClement K. GwedeJulianna NemethRachel M. CeballosUsha MenonKatie CuevaKaren YearyLisa M. KlesgesMonica L. BaskinKassandra I. AlcarazSabrina Ford

public healthhealth policycancer screeningoncologyrisk factorscancer disparities

Observing Provider Utilization of Electronic Health Records to Improve Clinical Quality Metrics.. PubMed (2022)

Kevin BrooksMolly PolverentoLaura Houdeshell-PuttErin SarzynskiSabrina Ford

provider utilizationclinical quality metricshealth scienceshealth informatics

Perceived Barriers to Serving on National Institutes of Health Scientific Review Groups Experienced by Black and African American Scientists. JAMA Network Open (2022)

Eric K. SouleSabrina FordRobert L. NewtonAlisha ThomasThomas Eissenberg

african american scientistsracial discriminationperceived barriersresearch policynational institutescandidate selectionafrican american studieshealth scienceshealth policy

Rethinking the Digital Divide: Using an Internet Survey in a Flint Water Crisis Medicaid Population. Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved (2022)

Sabrina FordKathleen OberstJoan IlardoHong Su AnNicole JonesHyokyoung G. HongKaren ClarkZhehui Luo

public healthhealth services researchinformation societyhealth planningdigital dividepovertyhealth carehealth datainformation technologyhealth systemsweb survey methodglobal healthunderserved populationsflint water crisisonline informationrural healthsurvey methodologyhealth policy

Using the Technology Acceptance Model to Characterize Barriers and Opportunities of Telemedicine in Rural Populations: Survey and Interview Study. JMIR Formative Research (2022)

Bree HoltzKatharine MitchellKelly HirkoSabrina Ford

public healthtechnology acceptance modelsrural populationsrural healthinterview study

Society of Behavioral Medicine (Sbm) Position Statement: Increase Access to Mental Health Services Due to Covid-19-Related Parent and Family Stress. Translational Behavioral Medicine (2021)

Melanie K BeanElizabeth L AdamsJoanna BuscemiSabrina FordDanielle WischenkaPam BehrmanDawn K WilsonTracy R G GladstoneMarian L Fitzgibbon

covid-19behavioral medicineposition statementpsychiatryfamily stress

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Sabrina Ford

Associate Professor

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Human Medicine

Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Biology

Sabrina Ford is currently serving as a College Of Human Medicine Associate Professor at Michigan State University.

Honors

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Michigan State University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Abstract A071: County-Level Racial and Ethnic Diversity Index and Cancer Mortality in the U.S.. Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention (2024)

Kelly A. HirkoBreanna GretemanSabrina FordSarah H. Nash

public healthracial discriminationepidemiologycancer mortalitysocial determinants of healthracial equitycancer preventionethnic diversity index

Abstract B053: Rural-Urban Disparities in Cancer Risk Factors and Screening by United States Census Region. Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention (2023)

public healthhealth disparitiesepidemiologypopulation healthunited statesregional studiescancer screeningdemographycancer risk factorsrural healthrural-urban disparitieshealth policy

Sabrina FordLaura Houdeshell-PuttMolly PolverentoKevin Brooks

“Why is It so Necessary?”: African American Parents’ Perspectives on Delaying and Refusing Hpv Vaccination. Journal of Pediatric Health Care (2023)

Ariel WashingtonJasmine ChabaanAli FakihSabrina FordLisa RutledgeJametta LillyMaida Y. HerreraYang KimHayley S. Thompson

Cancer Disparities in the Context of Rurality: Risk Factors and Screening Across Various U.S. Rural Classification Codes. Cancer Causes & Control (2022)

Kelly A. HirkoHuiwen XuLaura Q. RogersMichelle Y. MartinSiddhartha RoyKimberly M. KellyShannon M. ChristyKimlin Tam AshingJean C. YiMarquita W. Lewis-ThamesCathy D. MeadeQian LuClement K. GwedeJulianna NemethRachel M. CeballosUsha MenonKatie CuevaKaren YearyLisa M. KlesgesMonica L. BaskinKassandra I. AlcarazSabrina Ford

public healthhealth policycancer screeningoncologyrisk factorscancer disparities

Observing Provider Utilization of Electronic Health Records to Improve Clinical Quality Metrics.. PubMed (2022)

Kevin BrooksMolly PolverentoLaura Houdeshell-PuttErin SarzynskiSabrina Ford

provider utilizationclinical quality metricshealth scienceshealth informatics

Perceived Barriers to Serving on National Institutes of Health Scientific Review Groups Experienced by Black and African American Scientists. JAMA Network Open (2022)

Eric K. SouleSabrina FordRobert L. NewtonAlisha ThomasThomas Eissenberg

african american scientistsracial discriminationperceived barriersresearch policynational institutescandidate selectionafrican american studieshealth scienceshealth policy

Rethinking the Digital Divide: Using an Internet Survey in a Flint Water Crisis Medicaid Population. Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved (2022)

Sabrina FordKathleen OberstJoan IlardoHong Su AnNicole JonesHyokyoung G. HongKaren ClarkZhehui Luo

Using the Technology Acceptance Model to Characterize Barriers and Opportunities of Telemedicine in Rural Populations: Survey and Interview Study. JMIR Formative Research (2022)

Bree HoltzKatharine MitchellKelly HirkoSabrina Ford

public healthtechnology acceptance modelsrural populationsrural healthinterview study

Society of Behavioral Medicine (Sbm) Position Statement: Increase Access to Mental Health Services Due to Covid-19-Related Parent and Family Stress. Translational Behavioral Medicine (2021)

Melanie K BeanElizabeth L AdamsJoanna BuscemiSabrina FordDanielle WischenkaPam BehrmanDawn K WilsonTracy R G GladstoneMarian L Fitzgibbon

covid-19behavioral medicineposition statementpsychiatryfamily stress

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