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Grants,
Proposals, and Research
Co-investigator, doctoral student
mentor Factors influencing the intention to quit drinking alcohol
among African American/Black pregnant women in collaboration with
Tamara Jones, DrPH © (2006).
Grant reviewer American Schools
of Public Health /CDC Public Health Fellowship Program (2004).
Grant reviewer Reproductive health
category: Intimate partner violence. Hong Kong Research Council
(2004).
Grant reviewer Maternal child
health category, State of Arizona Disease Research Commission
(1991 to present).
Proposal writer Design of a delivery
system for life-saving post-abortion care in Africa for Department
of Global Outreach, American College of Nurse Midwives. Proposal
accepted by USAID (March 2003).
Principle investigator, doctoral
student mentor in collaboration with Tamara Jones, DrPH student
and Rowandalla Dunbar, DrPH student Factors affecting compliance
and completion of treatment among parenting women in substance
abuse rehabilitation. March of Dimes project funded by First 5
Proposition 10, State of California (Sept 2001-June 2003).
Principal investigator in collaboration
with E.N. Anderson, Tracy Franklin, and Aurora Dzib-Xihum de Cen.
An ethnographic study of pathways of decision making among Yucatan
Mayan traditional birth attendants in the Yucatan, Mexico Study
partially funded by Center for Health Research, Loma Linda University
(Jan 2001-Dec 2002).
Principal investigator in collaboration
with H. Hopp Marshak and D. Hebbeler. Intimate partner violence
among prenatal patients at the Social Action Community Health
Systems San Bernardino, California Study funded by Center for
Health Research, Loma Linda University (Jan 2001-June 2001).
Principle investigator, doctoral
student mentor (LLUSPH) The effect of stress and genetic factors
on alcohol consumption among males in the Olancho District, Honduras
in collaboration with Amanda Madrid, DrPH ©, Funded by USAID,
(2000).
Principle mentor San Bernardino
coalition for safe motherhood: Preventing domestic violence among
Hispanic women in collaboration with MPH students in the Global
Health Department. (This project, submitted to the White Ribbon
Alliance international contest, was awarded 5th place, and the
students and I presented this community-based program at the Global
Health Council, Washington, D.C. (June 15, 2000). I obtained a
slot for the lead student to participate in advocacy and lobbying
for domestic violence legislation on Capital Hill).
Principle investigator, doctoral
student mentor Recidivism among Jamaican teenage mothers: A historical
cohort study in collaboration with Vonna Lou Drayton, DrPH ©,
Funded by PAHO, (1999).
Proposal writer for the Global
Health Council White Ribbon Alliance: The Safe Motherhood Initiative-USA
Model Program Award, granted to the Social Action Community Health
Systems, one of five programs recognized nationally for providing
excellence in care to vulnerable pregnant women and their newborns
(1999).
Co-investigator, doctoral student
mentor Public health nursing case management: Bridging
the gap in health care in collaboration with Dr. Jerry Lee and
Bonnie Kellogg, DrPH © (1995).
Proposal writer Initiation of
a major in maternal child health in the Department of Health Promotion
and Education
Loma Linda University School of Public Health to Loma Linda University
Board of Trustees (1994).
Co-investigator and grant writer
Post-earthquake community-based pediatric rehabilitation in Yerevan,
Armenia in collaboration with Dr. William Dysinger, funded by
the World Rehabilitation Fund ($100,000) (1991).
Post-dissertation study in collaboration
with Dr. Carolyn D’ Avanzo, University of Connecticut Stress and
violence among Cambodian refugee women in California and Massachusetts
Partially funded by Center for Health Research, Loma Linda University
and the University of Connecticut (1991).
Pre-dissertation field study Cambodian
traditional health practices and herbal medicines utilized by
the traditional healers (Khu Khmer) under J. P. Hiegel, M.D.,
International Council for the Red Cross at the Traditional Medicine
Center, Khao-I-Dong refugee camp, Thailand. Partially funded by
Loma Linda University School of Public Health
(1987).
Consultations and Training
Visiting professor to Universidad Peruana Union, Lima, Peru. Taught
2 sessions of graduate level course Reproductive Health in MPH
programs ( January 2005).
Fact finder for American Association
of Childbearing Centers, Assessment of midwifery practice and
birth centers in Tunisia in collaboration with the Tunisian Ministry
of Health, Tunis, Tunisia (August 2001); in collaboration with
the Association of Midwifery, Copenhagen, Denmark (March 2003);
in collaboration with the National University Hospital, Reykjavik,
Iceland (March 2005); in collaboration with the Swedish Midwives
Association and University of Skovde , Sweden (April 2006); in
collaboration with the Norwegian Midwives Association, Oslo, Norway
(May 2007); in collaboration with the Finnish Midwives Association,
Helsinki, Finland (Scheduled May 2008). Study will be finalized
and prepared for publication after May 2008.
Consultant Program design of Birth and Beyond postpartum and lactation
support program, funded by First 5 Proposition 10 State of California
(2002-2003).
Trainer Skills enhancement for
Tibetan midwives and physicians, Trace Foundation/Netherlands
Red Cross Safe Motherhood Project, Llasa, Tibet (Sept-Oct, 2001).
Trainer Managing reproductive
tract infections in pregnant women, Mirpur Mother and Child Health
Project, ADRA-Bangladesh, Dhaka, Bangladesh, (August, 1999).
Team leader and report writer
Final evaluation for U. S. Department of Health and Human Services
[DHHS] Office of Minority Affairs grant # 93-105 Health care access
for Cambodians: Bilingual/bicultural services demonstration project
in minority health for Cambodian Family Community Outreach Program,
Santa Ana, California (April 1999).
Trainer Maternal and child health:
ADRA/Andrews University Professional leadership institute, Punta
Leona, Costa Rica (This was a USAID-funded training program for
skills enhancement of mid-level public health personnel in Latin
American countries) (March 1998).
Visiting professor to Universidad
Adventista de Chile, Chillan, Chile. Taught graduate level course
Cross-cultural Communication in MPH program (January 1998).
Consultant
Needs assessment for Mongolia maternal and child health projects,
UNICEF/ADRA/Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia (April-May 1996).
Team member and instructor Leadership
enhancement program for mid-level public health personnel, Beijing,
China. (I taught a graduate level course in Program planning and
evaluation) Funded by WHO and China Ministry of Health Education,
(April 1996).
Team leader and report writer
Midterm evaluation for U. S. DHHS Office of Minority Affairs grant
# 93-105 Health care access for Cambodians-Bilingual/bicultural
services demonstration project in minority health for Cambodian
Family Community Outreach Program, Santa Ana, California (March
1996).
Trainer Women in Development workshop
for Vietnam Ministry of Health professional staff, sponsored by
UNICEF/Vietnam, Vietnam Ministry of Health, Catholic Relief Services,
and ADRA/Vietnam in Hanoi, Vietnam (February 1996).
Trainer Maternal/child health,
skills enhancement course for mid-level public health personnel
in the Cambodia Ministry of Health, Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Funded
by WHO and sponsored by the Cambodia Ministry of Health, (January-February
1996).
Team leader and report writer
Final evaluation for United States Agency for International Development
(USAID) funded Child Survival VIII /ADRA-Honduras grant #FAO-0500-A-00-2065-00,
Tegucigalpa, Honduras (August 1995).
Trainer Women in Development,
ADRA/International Country Directors Workshop, Silver Spring,
MD (Sessions conducted in April 1995, March 1994, March 1993,
& March 1992).
Team leader and instructor Health
education programs for improving women’s health for West African
Women’s Ministries- Cameroon, Ivory Coast, and Ghana, West Africa
(February 1994).
Team leader for health component
and report writer Final evaluation for USAID/ADRA Matching Grant
III #ORT-0158-A-00-8162-00 Enhancing the Agency's Micro-Medium
Small Business Sector Capacity and Improving Health through Manpower
Development and Country Programming, Sisaket, Thailand (April-May
1993).
Report writer Final evaluation
for USAID/ADRA Matching Grant III #ORT-0158-A-00-8162-00 Enhancing
the Agency's Micro-Medium Small Business Sector Capacity and Improving
Health through Manpower Development and Country Programming, Kenya,
East Africa (June 1993).
Team member and report writer
Final evaluation for USAID funded Child Survival III /ADRA-Nigeria
grant #AID/OTR 0529-A-00-7217, Nigeria, West Africa (August--September
1991).
Trainer Community-based pediatric
rehabilitation in Armenia, funded by the World Rehabilitation
Fund and sponsored by Loma Linda University. (I planned and coordinated
the skills enhancement-training program in pediatric rehabilitation
for selected health professionals from Armenia who spent six weeks
at Loma Linda University) (April-May 1991).
Team
leader and report writer Midterm evaluation for USAID funded Child
Survival III /ADRA/Indonesia # 497-0336-GSS-9084-00 in Jakarta,
Sulawesi and Irian Jaya, Indonesia (August 1990).
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Anderson,
B. Module 7 Sepsis in childbirth (technical editor) in Buffington,
S. & Beck, D. Life Saving Skills, 4th edition, Silver Spring,
MD: American College of Nurse Midwives (in press).
Neergaard,
J., Lee, J., Anderson, B., & Gengler, S. Religious service attendance
and psychological outcomes of women in abusive relationships in
Psychology Today (in press)
Published
deChesnay,
M. and Anderson, B (eds) Caring for the Vulnerable: Perspectives
in Nursing Theory, Research, and Practice, 2nd edition Boston: Jones
and Bartlett (2008).
Anderson,
B. Global nursing migration: Issues in social justice and vulnerability
in deChesnay, M. and Anderson, B (eds) Caring for the Vulnerable,
2nd edition Boston: Jones and Bartlett (2008).
Anderson,
B. & Frye, A. Healthy communities and vulnerability: A framework
for teaching community health nursing in de Chesnay, M. and Anderson,
B (eds) Caring for the Vulnerable, 2nd edition Boston: Jones and
Bartlett (2008).
Anderson,
B. & Isaacs, A. Simply not there: The impact of international
migration of nurses and midwives—Perspectives from Guyana. Journal
of Midwifery and Women’s Health. 52:4, July/August 2007.
Neergaard,
J., Lee, J., Anderson, B., & Gengler, S. Women experiencing
intimate partner violence: Effects of confiding in religious leaders.
Pastoral Psychology. 55:6, July 2007.
Anderson,
B. Reproductive health: Women and men’s shared responsibility. Boston:
Jones and Bartlett Publishers, 2005.
Anderson,
B. Assessment of the World Bank’s support for reproductive health.
Journal review in Journal of Midwifery and Women’s Health. 50:4,
July/August 2005.
Riley,
P., Anderson, B., Noguchi, L., Vindigni, S. Caring for global caregivers:
A call to action. Editorial in Journal of Midwifery and Women’s
Health. 50:4, July/August 2005.
Anderson,
B. & Frye, A. The safest passage: Childbirth in Iceland. National
Association of Childbearing Centers 19: 5, 7-8, August 2005.
Belliard,
J., Dyjack, D., Anderson, B. Learning through academic-community
partnerships. National Society for Experiential Education 30:2,
Summer 2005 Online.
Anderson,
B., Anderson, E.N, Franklin, T. & Dzib-Xihum de Cen, A. Pathways
of decision making among Yucatan Mayan traditional birth attendants.
Journal of Midwifery and Women’s Health 49:4, July/August 2004.
Anderson,
B. & Frye, A. Danish midwifery and birth practices. National
Association of Childbearing Centers 17:3, Dec 2003.
Anderson,
B. Safe motherhood and the global health agenda. National Association
of Childbearing Centers 17:1, May 2003.
Anderson,
B., Hopp Marshak, H., Hebbeler, D. Identifying intimate partner
violence at entry to prenatal care: Clustering routine clinical
information. Journal of Midwifery and Women’s Health 47:5, Sept/Oct
2002.
Dyjack,
D., Soret, S. & Anderson, B. Community-based environmental risk
assessment. Public Health Reports 117, 2002.
Drayton,
V., Montgomery, S., Modeste, N. & Anderson, B. The health belief
model as a predictor of repeat pregnancies among Jamaican teenagers.
International Quarterly of Community Health Education 21, 2002.
Dyjack,
D. Anderson, B. & Madrid, A. Experiential public health study
abroad education: Strategies for integrating theory and practice.
Journal of Studies in International Education 5:3, Fall 2001.
Madrid,
GA, MacMurray, J, Lee, J, Anderson, B. & Comings, D. Stress
as a mediating factor in the association between the DRD2 TaqI polymorphism
and alcoholism. Alcohol 23, 2000.
Anderson,
B. School health education in a multicultural society. ERIC National
Educational Database, U.S. Department of Education, Washington,
D.C., September 2000.
Drayton,
V., Montgomery, S., Modeste, N. Frye-Anderson, B. & McNeil,
P. The impact of the Women’s Centre of Jamaica Foundation Program
for adolescent mothers on repeat pregnancies. West Indies Medical
Journal 49:4, 2000.
Frye-Anderson,
B. Women’s power: Cultural themes in seeking health during childbearing
among Cambodian women. Paper published in proceedings of the International
Congress of Midwives 1999.
Frye,
B. Community assessment and mobilization in Community Health Education
and Promotion: A Guide to Program Design and Evaluation. Gaithersburg,
MD: Aspen Publishers, 1997.
Frye, B. Indochinese refugee women: Culturally defined illness and
health seeking behavior. Paper published in proceedings of the United
Nations International Conference on Women, NGO Forum, 1995.
Frye,
B. Use of cultural themes in promoting health among Southeast Asian
refugees. American Journal of Health Promotion 9:4, March-April
1995.
Frye,
B. Ritualized genital mutilation. Center for Bioethics 10:3, September
1994.
Frye,
B. Refugee Women: Using culturally supported decision making power
to obtain reproductive health care in the Proceedings of the United
Nations International Conference on Population and Development NGO
Forum, 1994.
D'Avanzo,
C. & Frye, B. Stress in the Cambodian refugee family: Perceptions
reported by Cambodian women. Image: The Journal of Nursing Scholarship
26:2, Summer 1994.
D'Avanzo,
C., Frye, B. & Froman, R. Culture, stress and substance use
in Cambodian refugee women. Journal of Studies on Alcohol 55:4,
July 1994.
Frye,
B. & D'Avanzo, C. Cultural themes in family stress and violence
among Cambodian refugee women in the inner city. Advances in Nursing
Science 16:3, 1994.
Frye,
B. & D'Avanzo, C. Themes in managing culturally defined illness
in the Cambodian refugee family. Journal of Community Health Nursing
11:2, 1994.
Frye,
B. Health care decision making among Cambodian refugee women in
B. Bair and S. Cayleff (eds). Wings of Gauze: Women of Color and
the Experience of Health and Illness. Detroit, MI: Wayne State University
Press, 1993.
Frye,
B. & McGill, D. Cambodian refugee adolescents: Cultural factors
and mental health nursing. Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric
and Mental Health Nursing 6:4, 1993.
Frye,
B. Abstract: The process of health care decision making among Khmer
immigrants. United Nations High Commission for Refugees Publications
July 1991.
Frye,
B. Cultural themes in health care decision making among Cambodian
refugee women. Journal of Community Health Nursing 8:1, 1991.
Frye,
B The process of health care decision making among Khmer immigrants
in M. Muecke (ed) Bibliography: Nursing research and practice with
refugees-Southeast Asian refugee studies. Minneapolis, MINN: University
of Minnesota, 1990.
Frye,
B. The Cambodian refugee patient: Providing culturally sensitive
rehabilitative nursing care. Rehabilitation Nursing 15, 1990.
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