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Dorothy Dillard, Ph.D.

TitleDirector Center for Neighborhood Revitalization and Research
Faculty RankAssociate Professor
InstitutionDelaware State University
DepartmentDIST
Address1200 N. DuPont Hwy
OSCAR Building 3rd Floor Office A304
Dover DE 19901
Phone(302) 857-7822
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    1. Wang SX, Bell Rogers N, Trask K, Dillard D, Harrington MA. Preventive Behaviors during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Delaware's Underserved Communities: A Longitudinal Study (2021-2022). Behav Sci (Basel). 2024 Oct 01; 14(10). PMID: 39457762.
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    2. Dillard D, Henderson H, Rice J, Goldstein AD, Mangum M. Understanding the Perception of Place and Its Impact on Community Violence. Dela J Public Health. 2024 Jun; 10(2):46-49. PMID: 38966347.
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    3. Hall-Hipkins C, Angalet G, Dillard D. It Takes a Village: Moving from Unaligned Action to Collective Impact. Dela J Public Health. 2024 Jun; 10(2):10-15. PMID: 38966343.
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    4. Dillard D, Mers B. Considering the Benefits Cliff Embedded in the Relationship between Housing and Health. Dela J Public Health. 2023 Jun; 9(2):50-52. PMID: 37622144.
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    5. Tsai J, Gonzalez C, Szymkowiak D, Stewart K, Dillard D, Whittle T, Woodland P. Evaluating Veterans Response Teams and Police Interventions on Veterans' Health Care Utilization. J Public Health Manag Pract. 2023 May-Jun 01; 29(3):387-391. PMID: 36867527.
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    6. Dillard D, Billie M, Bell-Rogers N, Wang SX, Harrington MA. The Benefits of Community Engaged Research in Creating Place-Based Responses to COVID-19. Dela J Public Health. 2022 Aug; 8(3):60-64. PMID: 36177170.
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    7. Wang SX, Rogers NB, Harrington M, Dillard D. COVID-19 testing in Delaware's underserved communities: demographic and social determinants of testing inequality. Discov Soc Sci Health. 2022; 2(1):9. PMID: 35782702.
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    8. Wang SX, Bell-Rogers N, Dillard D, Harrington MA. COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy in Delaware's Underserved Communities. Dela J Public Health. 2021 Sep; 7(4):168-175. PMID: 34604782.
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    9. Dillard D, Bincsik AK, Zebley C, Mongare K, Harrison J, Gerardi KE, Parcher DW. Integrated nested services: Delaware's experience treating minority substance abusers at risk for HIV or HIV positive. J Evid Based Soc Work. 2010 Jan; 7(1):130-43. PMID: 20178030.
      Citations: 8     Fields:    Translation:Humans
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