Publications by authors named "Laura Ansley Hobbs"
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- Research on the impact of large urban areas during COVID-19 has primarily overlooked migrants, despite their vulnerabilities in these settings.
- A systematic review of studies from 2020 to 2022 identified exacerbating factors like pre-existing inequities and exclusionary government responses, as well as mitigating factors such as the involvement of civil society organizations.
- The study calls for greater focus on structural inequities, inclusive governance, and collaboration with community organizations to enhance services for migrants, highlighting the need for more research on urban design to support migrant communities during health crises.
To reduce college student drinking and associated alcohol-related consequences, many universities are turning to e-interventions, such as AlcoholEdu. To date, however, results of evaluations examining the impact of AlcoholEdu are mixed. Among these evaluations, few qualitative assessments have examined the experiences and perceptions of students who complete AlcoholEdu.
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