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William Rakowski

Professor Emeritus of Behavioral and Social Sciences

Brown University

Affiliations

School of Public Health

Department of Behavioral and Social Sciences

William Rakowski is currently serving as a Behavioral And Social Sciences Professor Emeritus of Behavioral and Social Sciences at Brown University.

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William Rakowski

Brown University

Professor Emeritus of Behavioral and Social Sciences

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public health health sciences geriatrics health policy women's health cancer screening epidemiology breast cancer preventive medicine preventive healthcare breast imaging health psychology medical imaging oncology later adulthood colorectal cancer demography elderly care tobacco control women's studies health prevention behavioral medicine cancer prevention respiratory medicine community health geriatric medicine older adults prevention science cancer disparities population aging cancer imaging early detection melanoma social gerontology repeat mammography older persons randomized trial laboratory medicine biogerontology healthy aging attitude theory behavioral health decisional balance transtheoretical model thorough skin self-examination pap testing unmarried women smoking status geriatric patients experimental gerontology higher education self-management medical decision making skin cancer medical image analysis self-efficacy theory active ageing self-assessment adult development patient satisfaction patient experience decision making check-it-out project health status self-rated health late life decision science professional development death studies medical mycology venereology cancer care symptom management clinical investigation logistic regression disease classification health promotion behavioral science health communication

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Predictors of Loss to Self-Report Follow-Up Data Collection in a Cancer Screening Intervention. Health Behavior and Policy Review (2022)

William RakowskiTimothy StumpPatrick MonahanEric VachonThomas ImperialeSusan RawlVictoria Champion

health policypublic healthpredictive analyticscancer screeningself-report studieshealth sciences

An Rct to Increase Breast and Colorectal Cancer Screening. American Journal of Preventive Medicine (2020)

Victoria L. ChampionShannon M. ChristyWilliam RakowskiDavid R. LairsonPatrick O. MonahanWambui G. Gathirua-MwangiTimothy E. StumpErika B. BiedermanCarla D. KettlerSusan M. Rawl

health policypublic healthcolorectal cancerpreventive healthcarepreventive medicinecancer screeningradiologybreast cancer

A Randomized Trial to Compare a Tailored Web-Based Intervention and Tailored Phone Counseling to Usual Care for Increasing Colorectal Cancer Screening. Author eBooks (2018)

Victoria L. ChampionShannon M. ChristyWilliam RakowskiWambui G. Gathirua MwangiWill L. TarverLisa Carter-HarrisAndrea A. CoheeAndrew R. MarleyNenette M. JessupErika BiedermanCarla D. KettlerTimothy E. StumpPatrick MonahanDavid R. LairsonSusan M. Rawl

health policypublic healthcolorectal cancerrandomized trialtailored web-based interventionphone counselingcancer preventionhealth sciencesoncology

Future Time Perspective. GeroPsych (2018)

Hsiao-Wen LiaoLaura L. Carstensen

future time perspectivepsychologygeriatrics

Classification Tree Analysis to Examine Influences on Colorectal Cancer Screening. Cancer Causes & Control (2015)

Gregory M. DominickMia A. PapasMichelle L. RogersWilliam Rakowski

public healthcolorectal cancerclassification tree analysishealth sciencesoncology

Continuum of Mammography Use Among Us Women: Classification Tree Analysis. American Journal of Health Behavior (2014)

Annie GjelsvikMichelle L. RogersMelissa A. ClarkHernando C. OmbaoWilliam Rakowski

public healthwomen's studieswomen's healthmedical imagingradiologybreast imagingclassification tree analysishealth sciences

Colorectal Cancer Screening: Language is a Greater Barrier for Latino Men Than Latino Women. Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health (2012)

J. A. DiazM. B. RobertsJ. G. ClarkeE. M. SimmonsR. E. GoldmanW. Rakowski

health policypublic healthcolorectal cancerlatino womenlatino mencommunity healthcolorectal cancer screeninglanguageindigenous peoplespopulation health

Examining Whether Lung Screening Changes Risk Perceptions: National Lung Screening Trial Participants at 1‐Year Follow‐Up. Cancer (2012)

Elyse R. ParkIlana F. GareenAmanda JainJamie S. OstroffFenghai DuanJoRean D. SicksWilliam RakowskiMichael DiefenbachNancy A. Rigotti

health policypublic healthemerging riskcandidate selectionpreventive healthcarecancer screeningrespiratory medicineclinical investigationclinical epidemiologyclinical trialsoutcomes researchhealth risk assessmenttobacco controlcancer riskthoracic oncologyhealth sciencesoncologytrial participants

Reversal of Associations Between Spanish Language Use and Mammography and Pap Smear Testing. Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health (2012)

Gita SunejaJoseph A. DiazMary RobertsWilliam Rakowski

health policypublic healthpopulation healthcommunity healthspanish language usematernal healthhealth sciences

Understanding Reversals of Association Between Cancer Screening and Race/Ethnicity. Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention (2012)

William RakowskiMichelle L. RogersGregory M. DominickMelissa A. Clark

public healthepidemiologyracial discriminationcancer screeningunderstanding reversalsethnicityrace

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William Rakowski

Professor Emeritus of Behavioral and Social Sciences

Brown University

Affiliations

School of Public Health

Department of Behavioral and Social Sciences

William Rakowski is currently serving as a Behavioral And Social Sciences Professor Emeritus of Behavioral and Social Sciences at Brown University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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William Rakowski

Brown University

Professor Emeritus of Behavioral and Social Sciences

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Predictors of Loss to Self-Report Follow-Up Data Collection in a Cancer Screening Intervention. Health Behavior and Policy Review (2022)

William RakowskiTimothy StumpPatrick MonahanEric VachonThomas ImperialeSusan RawlVictoria Champion

health policypublic healthpredictive analyticscancer screeningself-report studieshealth sciences

An Rct to Increase Breast and Colorectal Cancer Screening. American Journal of Preventive Medicine (2020)

Victoria L. ChampionShannon M. ChristyWilliam RakowskiDavid R. LairsonPatrick O. MonahanWambui G. Gathirua-MwangiTimothy E. StumpErika B. BiedermanCarla D. KettlerSusan M. Rawl

health policypublic healthcolorectal cancerpreventive healthcarepreventive medicinecancer screeningradiologybreast cancer

A Randomized Trial to Compare a Tailored Web-Based Intervention and Tailored Phone Counseling to Usual Care for Increasing Colorectal Cancer Screening. Author eBooks (2018)

health policypublic healthcolorectal cancerrandomized trialtailored web-based interventionphone counselingcancer preventionhealth sciencesoncology

Future Time Perspective. GeroPsych (2018)

Hsiao-Wen LiaoLaura L. Carstensen

future time perspectivepsychologygeriatrics

Classification Tree Analysis to Examine Influences on Colorectal Cancer Screening. Cancer Causes & Control (2015)

Gregory M. DominickMia A. PapasMichelle L. RogersWilliam Rakowski

public healthcolorectal cancerclassification tree analysishealth sciencesoncology

Continuum of Mammography Use Among Us Women: Classification Tree Analysis. American Journal of Health Behavior (2014)

Annie GjelsvikMichelle L. RogersMelissa A. ClarkHernando C. OmbaoWilliam Rakowski

public healthwomen's studieswomen's healthmedical imagingradiologybreast imagingclassification tree analysishealth sciences

Colorectal Cancer Screening: Language is a Greater Barrier for Latino Men Than Latino Women. Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health (2012)

J. A. DiazM. B. RobertsJ. G. ClarkeE. M. SimmonsR. E. GoldmanW. Rakowski

health policypublic healthcolorectal cancerlatino womenlatino mencommunity healthcolorectal cancer screeninglanguageindigenous peoplespopulation health

Examining Whether Lung Screening Changes Risk Perceptions: National Lung Screening Trial Participants at 1‐Year Follow‐Up. Cancer (2012)

Elyse R. ParkIlana F. GareenAmanda JainJamie S. OstroffFenghai DuanJoRean D. SicksWilliam RakowskiMichael DiefenbachNancy A. Rigotti

Reversal of Associations Between Spanish Language Use and Mammography and Pap Smear Testing. Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health (2012)

Gita SunejaJoseph A. DiazMary RobertsWilliam Rakowski

health policypublic healthpopulation healthcommunity healthspanish language usematernal healthhealth sciences

Understanding Reversals of Association Between Cancer Screening and Race/Ethnicity. Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention (2012)

William RakowskiMichelle L. RogersGregory M. DominickMelissa A. Clark

public healthepidemiologyracial discriminationcancer screeningunderstanding reversalsethnicityrace

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