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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
Kimberly L. Hill, BS
Co-Project Director
JHU, School of Nursing, Center for Nursing Research
A+ Asthma Rural Partnership Study
: (443) 287-3015
E-mail: khill2@son.jhmi.edu
Education:
- BS, Business and Management, Johns Hopkins Univ.
- Baltimore City Community College, Baltimore, MD
- Western Senior High School, Baltimore, MD
Research Interest:
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Cassia Lewis, BS
Co-Project Director, School of Nursing, Center for Nursing
Research
Education:
- BS, Towson University, Baltimore MD
Business Administration, Economics
Research interests:
- Asthma
- Care of populations with low socio-economic status
- Hypertension, CVD care, control and education
among minority populations
- Cost effectiveness
Recent Journal Publications/Presentations:
Robinson, S.L., Roary, M.C., Dennison, C.R., Hill, M.N., Lewis, L.L., Lewis,
C.L., Weldon, A., and Walker, J.M. (2001) Sustained high follow-up rates
in a longitudinal study of hypertensive urban black men. 16th International
Interdisciplinary Conference on Hypertension in Blacks, Las Vegas, Nevada.
[Abstract] Ethnicity & Disease.
Roary, M.C., Hill, M.N., Bone, L.R., Brancati, F, Batts, M.L., and Levine,
D.M, Lewis C.L (2000). A comparison of three HBP outreach programs or
urban African Americans. 15th International Interdisciplinary Conference on
Hypertension in Blacks, Las Croabas, Puerto Rico, [Abstract] Ethnicity &
Disease.
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LaPricia L. Lewis, LPN
Assistant Data Manager, JHU, School of Nursing, Center for Nursing Research
? Comprehensive Young Black Male High Blood Pressure Research Study?
Education
- Undergraduate Student, Johns Hopkins University,
School of Professional Studies in Business and Education, Baltimore, MD.
- L.P.N., Mergenthaler Vocational Technical High
School, Baltimore, MD
Research Interest:
- Asthma
- Minority populations
- Cardiovascular disease
Recent Journal Publications/Presentations:
Robinson, S.L., Roary M., Dennison, C., Hill, M., Lewis, LL.,
Lewis, C., Weldon, A., and
Walker, J.(2001) Sustained High Follow-up Rates in a Longitudinal Study of
Hypertension Urban Black Men, 16th International Interdisciplinary
conference on Hypertension in Blacks, Las Vegas
Nevada, [Abstract] Ethnicity & Disease.
Roary, M.C., Bone, L.R., Robinson, S., Lewis, L.L., Romeri, G.S.,
and Hill, M.N. (1999). Roary?s 12-step approach to successful follow-up in
a clinical trial of HBP in young urban black men. Presenter .14th
International Interdisciplinary Conference on Hypertension in Blacks,
Toronto, Canada. [Abstract] Ethnicity & Disease, 9, 297.
Roary, M.C., Hill, M.N., Bone, L.R., Levine, D.M. and Lewis, L.L.
(1998). Recruiting and Retaining underserved young urban black men. Building
Healthy Partnerships: Supporting Community-Based Outreach Conference,
Washington, D.C. [Abstract].
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
Jennifer Walker, BS
Research Assistant at JHU School of Nursing, Center for Nursing Research
Positions Research Assistant A+ Asthma Study and Young Black Male
Hypertension Study Experience Research Assistant Project Sugar II
Diabetes Study JHU School of Medicine, Washington College Health Services
Department, Washington College Department of Chemistry
Education:
- Western Senior High School
- Washington College
- BS Biology/BA Sociology- Premed
Research Interests:
- Oncology
- Infectious Diseases
- Behavioral Sciences and Health Education
- Pediatrics
Recent Journal Publications/Presentations:
Robinson, S.L., Roary, M.C., Dennison, C.R., Hill, M.N., Lewis, L.L.,
Lewis C.L., Weldon, A., Walker J. M., Sustained High Follow-Up
Rates in a Longitudinal Study of Hypertensive Urban Black Men, (2001)
16th International Interdisciplinary Conference on Hypertension in Blacks,
Las Vegas, Nevada
Hall, S., Blumenthal, R., Monroe, D., Roary, M., Dennison, C., and Hill,
M. Reduction of Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors in Young Black Men
with Hypertension. (2000) 15th International Interdisciplinary
Conference on Hypertension in Blacks, Los Corbes, Puerto Rico Aided in
presentation at the International Interdisciplinary Conference on
Hypertension in Blacks
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