Dr. Alvin H. Strelnick

Profesor, Departamento de Medicina Familiar y Social
Profesor adjunto, Departamento de Epidemiología y Salud Poblacional (Investigación del comportamiento de salud y ciencia de la implementación)
Chief, Division of Community Health, Department of Family and Social Medicine
Decano asociado de participación comunitaria, emérito

Correo electrónico

Teléfono

centro médico

Educación

Facultad de Medicina: Facultad de Medicina de la Universidad de Yale
Residencia: Montefiore Health System (Medicina familiar)

Intereses

Comparison of diabetes self-care management—telephonic health educators vs. face-to-face peer educators vs. community health workers (CHWs)
Community research ethics—the impact of community research review on investigators & their projects and community reviewers & their communities
Infant and maternal mortality prevention reduction

Pericia

Proyectos activos

Co-Editor-in-Chief, Progress in Community Health Partnerships
Project Co-Director, Bronx Healthy Start Partnership
Core Director, Community Engagement & Collaboration, Institute for Clinical & Translational Research

Publicaciones recientes

Martin del Campo F, Casado J, Spencer P, Strelnick H. “The Development of the Bronx Community Research Review Board: A Pilot Feasibility Project for a Model of Community Consultation.” Progress in Community Health Partnerships 2013;7(3):341-52.
Wilkins CH, Spofford M, Williams N, McKeever C, Allen S, Kauper-Brown J, Opp J, Richmond A, and Strelnick AH on behalf of the CTSA Consortium’s Community Engagement Key Function Committee Community Partners Integration Workgroup. “Community Representatives’ Involvement in Clinical and Translational Science Awards Activities.” Clinical & Translational Science 2013;6(4):292-6.
Aguilar-Gaxiola S, Ahmed S, Franco Z, Kissack A, Gabriel D, Hurd T, Ziegahn L, Bates NJ, Calhoun K, Carter-Edwards L, Corbie-Smith G, Hacker K, Eder M, Ferrans C, Rumala B, Strelnick AH, Wallerstein N. “Towards a Unified Taxonomy of Health Indicators: Academic Health Centers and Communities Working Together to Improving Population Health.” Academic Medicine 2014;89(4): 564-72.