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Wangmo Tenzin, PhD

Professor and Director Institute for Health & Humanity; Director of Community Health; Associate Dean Global Health

Medical College of Wisconsin

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Wangmo Tenzin, Phd is currently serving as a Graduate School Professor and Director Institute for Health & Humanity; Director of Community Health; Associate Dean Global Health at Medical College of Wisconsin.

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Medical College of Wisconsin

Professor and Director Institute for Health & Humanity; Director of Community Health; Associate Dean Global Health

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family medicine nursing geriatrics carceral setting criminal justice elderly care health systems ethics public health ethics social sciences elder abuse qualitative research correctional practice end-of-life care sociology bioethics research ethics biomedical ethics ethical review geriatric medicine hospice human research ethics research policy social gerontology social problems outcomes research family violence reproductive health health law legal medicine adolescent medicine family issues terminal illness trauma death studies qualitative analysis acute care prison violence population aging empirical research united states sexual abuse health planning interdisciplinary history clinical management adolescence teenage pregnancy criminal justice system qualitative exploration transitional care adolescent oncofertility discussions healthcare utilization glass half full experimental gerontology aging cell european law domestic violence aging process historical scholarship historical evidence historical methodology clinical guidance medical guideline disease surveillance public health law epidemic intelligence participatory surveillance acceptable objectives municipal hospital discharge planning better predictor legal settings elder abuse policy dubious history sich ändern akut- und übergandspflege vulnerability empirical methods supportive care medical ethics

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Building a Family at Advanced Parental Age: A Systematic Review on the Risks and Opportunities for Parents and Their Offspring. Human Reproduction Open (2023)

family diversityfamily medicinefamily studiesfamily involvementfamily issuespediatricsfamily relationssystematic reviewintergenerational relationsfamily formationadvanced parental agefamily interactionschild developmentfamily planning

Crime Hierarchy, Victimization and Coping Results of a Qualitative Study on the Older Incarcerated Person’s Mental Health in Switzerland. International Journal of Law And Psychiatry (2023)

victimologycriminologycrime hierarchysociologymental healthelder abusequalitative studyinterpersonal violencepsychologycriminal justiceviolent behaviorpsychological trauma

Mapping Ethical Issues in the Use of Smart Home Health Technologies to Care for Older Persons: A Systematic Review. BMC Med Ethics (2023)

ethical issueshealth careolder personspublic healthhealth policyhealth technologyhome automationelderly caredigital healthsystematic reviewassistive technologyhealth information science

Motivation and Training Needs of Prison Healthcare Professionals: Findings From a Qualitative Study. BMC Psychology (2023)

qualitative analysisprofessional counselortraining needscounseling psychologyprison healthcare professionalsperformance studiessocial workqualitative studycorrectional practicenursingqualitative researchcarceral setting

Remote Technologies and Filial Obligations at a Distance: New Opportunities and Ethical Challenges. Asian Bioethics Review (2023)

technology lawdigital ethicsbusiness ethicsnew opportunitiesinformation policyremote technologiesinformation ethicsfilial obligationstechnologycommunicationsocial sciencesethicsethics of technology

Rethinking Advanced Motherhood: A New Ethical Narrative. Medicine, Health Care, and Philosophy (2023)

gynecologyobstetrics and gynaecologynew ethical narrativematernal healthbioethicsnursing ethicsreproductive ethicsrespectful maternity carereproductive healthsexual and reproductive health

Stigma Management During Reintegration of Older Incarcerated Adults With Mental Health Issues: A Qualitative Analysis. International Journal of Law And Psychiatry (2023)

psychiatryqualitative analysisstigma managementcommunity mental healthstigmasociologymental health issuessocial problemsmental healthcarceral settingcorrectional practicequalitative researchtransgender healthlgbt healthpsychological trauma

The Vagueness of Integrating the Empirical and the Normative: Researchers’ Views on Doing Empirical Bioethics. Bioethical Inquiry (2023)

ethical theoryresearch ethicsbiomedical ethicsscience ethicslawempirical bioethicsbioethicsbehavioral scienceshuman research ethicsethical reviewresearch policysocial sciencesneuroethicsethicsnormative issues

Acceptable Objectives of Empirical Research in Bioethics: A Qualitative Exploration of Researchers’ Views. BMC Med Ethics (2022)

qualitative analysisacceptable objectivesresearch ethicsqualitative explorationpublic health ethicssocial sciencesnursingbioethicsethical reviewhuman research ethicsresearch policyqualitative researchbiomedical ethicsethicsempirical research

A Role-Model for Data Policies? Qualitative Study on the Governance of Health Data in Denmark. Health Policy and Technology (2022)

responsible data managementhealth informaticspublic policyinformation policyhealth systemsdata governancedata policiesqualitative studyhealth policyhealth datahealth governancepublic healthhealth lawhealth information science

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Wangmo Tenzin, PhD

Professor and Director Institute for Health & Humanity; Director of Community Health; Associate Dean Global Health

Medical College of Wisconsin

Affiliations

Graduate School

Honors

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Wangmo Tenzin, PhD

Medical College of Wisconsin

Professor and Director Institute for Health & Humanity; Director of Community Health; Associate Dean Global Health

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Building a Family at Advanced Parental Age: A Systematic Review on the Risks and Opportunities for Parents and Their Offspring. Human Reproduction Open (2023)

Crime Hierarchy, Victimization and Coping Results of a Qualitative Study on the Older Incarcerated Person’s Mental Health in Switzerland. International Journal of Law And Psychiatry (2023)

victimologycriminologycrime hierarchysociologymental healthelder abusequalitative studyinterpersonal violencepsychologycriminal justiceviolent behaviorpsychological trauma

Mapping Ethical Issues in the Use of Smart Home Health Technologies to Care for Older Persons: A Systematic Review. BMC Med Ethics (2023)

ethical issueshealth careolder personspublic healthhealth policyhealth technologyhome automationelderly caredigital healthsystematic reviewassistive technologyhealth information science

Motivation and Training Needs of Prison Healthcare Professionals: Findings From a Qualitative Study. BMC Psychology (2023)

Remote Technologies and Filial Obligations at a Distance: New Opportunities and Ethical Challenges. Asian Bioethics Review (2023)

technology lawdigital ethicsbusiness ethicsnew opportunitiesinformation policyremote technologiesinformation ethicsfilial obligationstechnologycommunicationsocial sciencesethicsethics of technology

Rethinking Advanced Motherhood: A New Ethical Narrative. Medicine, Health Care, and Philosophy (2023)

gynecologyobstetrics and gynaecologynew ethical narrativematernal healthbioethicsnursing ethicsreproductive ethicsrespectful maternity carereproductive healthsexual and reproductive health

Stigma Management During Reintegration of Older Incarcerated Adults With Mental Health Issues: A Qualitative Analysis. International Journal of Law And Psychiatry (2023)

The Vagueness of Integrating the Empirical and the Normative: Researchers’ Views on Doing Empirical Bioethics. Bioethical Inquiry (2023)

Acceptable Objectives of Empirical Research in Bioethics: A Qualitative Exploration of Researchers’ Views. BMC Med Ethics (2022)

A Role-Model for Data Policies? Qualitative Study on the Governance of Health Data in Denmark. Health Policy and Technology (2022)

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