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Deborah Helitzer

Arizona State University

Deborah Helitzer has made significant contributions to various fields of study, including academic medicine, public health, and organizational behavior. Research on human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine uptake among adolescents, healthcare providers' communication styles, and organizational climate has shed light on disparities in HPV vaccination rates, particularly among female adolescents and marginalized populations. Additionally, studies on adverse childhood experiences (ACES), faculty development programs for women, and mentoring in academic medicine highlight the need for targeted interventions to address health inequities and promote diversity in STEM fields. By examining complex relationships between ACEs, organizational climate, and health outcomes, Helitzer's work informs evidence-based strategies for improving population health and promoting social justice in healthcare.

Academic MedicineHPV VaccinationVaccination IntentionVaccine HesitancyPatient ParticipationMentoringHealth Decision AidsMentorshipResearch TrainingHealth LiteracyAdverse Childhood ExperiencesAdverse ExperiencesClinical Skills DevelopmentCareer DevelopmentFaculty Development
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