Most Recent Additions*
2018 Research & Scholarship Schedule
Center for Collaboration and Development
Acute health care utilization in the first 24 months postpartum by rurality and pregnancy complications: A prospective cohort study
Katherine A. Aherns MPH, PhD; Kristin Palmsten ScD; Charlie O. Grantham; Heather S. Lipkind MD, MS; and Christina M. Ackerman‐Banks MD
Paid Family Leave Programs—Understanding the Consequences for Infant Health
Katherine A. Aherns MPH, PhD; Teresa Janevic PhD, MPH; and Jennifer A. Hutcheon PhD
Using mothers as the denominator
Katherine A. Aherns MPH, PhD
Machine learning‐based placental clusters and their associations with adverse pregnancy outcomes
Julie M. Petersen; Samantha R. Parker; Kimberly A. Dukes; Jennifer A. Hutcheon; Katherine A. Aherns MPH, PhD; and Martha M. Werler
Politics Then and Now, in Maine and the Nation Conversations with the Sages
Richard Barringer and Kenneth Palmer
Institute for Health Policy Annual Report 2001-2002
Andrew F. Coburn PhD
Changing Maine: Maine’s Changing Population and Housing, 1990-2010
Richard Barringer
Revitalizing Nutrition Education through Value Enhanced Nutrition Assessment (VENA): Skill Building for Cultural and Linguistic Competence Final Report
Erika Lichter ScD; Diane Friese MLIS; Bridget O'Connor MPP; and Kay Dutram MS, RD
The Future of Medicaid: Building Sustainability through Program Innovation
Kimberly Snow and Trish Riley
The Dirigo Health Reform Act: A Case Study of Small Group Market Reform in Maine
Elizabeth Kilbreth and Kimberley Fox
Moral Values, Social Ideologies, and Threat-Based Cognition: Implications for Intergroup Relations.
Brandon D. Stewart PhD and David S. M. Morris
Moving morality beyond the in-group: Liberals and conservatives show differences on group-framed moral foundations and these differences mediate the relationships to perceived bias and threat.
Brandon D. Stewart PhD and David S. M. Morris
Do You Know the Way to VPSA? Professional Development for the Preparation of Senior Student Affairs Officers
Shane Long PhD
Opinion: Giving peace a chance
Abraham J. Peck PhD
*Updated as of 04/19/24.
