Health, Behavior and Society

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Health, Behavior and Society is an academic discipline at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health that focuses on how social, behavioral, and cultural factors influence health and the design of interventions to improve public health outcomes.

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instanceOf academic discipline ⓘ
department ⓘ
affiliatedWith Johns Hopkins University ⓘ
collaboratesWith community organizations ⓘ
government agencies ⓘ
non-governmental organizations ⓘ
other departments at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health ⓘ
conducts applied public health research ⓘ
community-engaged research ⓘ
implementation science research ⓘ
intervention research ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
educationalLevel graduate ⓘ
employs faculty in social and behavioral sciences ⓘ
fieldOfStudy public health ⓘ
social and behavioral sciences ⓘ
focusesOn HIV prevention and care ⓘ
behavioral determinants of health ⓘ
chronic disease prevention ⓘ
community-based public health ⓘ
cultural determinants of health ⓘ
design of public health interventions ⓘ
evaluation of public health interventions ⓘ
global health behavior ⓘ
health behavior change ⓘ
health communication ⓘ
health disparities ⓘ
health equity ⓘ
implementation of public health interventions ⓘ
injury and violence prevention ⓘ
mental health and stigma ⓘ
policy and advocacy related to health behavior ⓘ
social determinants of health ⓘ
substance use and addiction ⓘ
languageOfInstruction English ⓘ
location Baltimore, Maryland ⓘ
mission to develop interventions that improve population health ⓘ
to understand how behavior and social context influence health ⓘ
offersProgram Doctor of Philosophy ⓘ
Doctor of Public Health ⓘ
Master of Health Science ⓘ
Master of Science ⓘ
certificate programs in health behavior and society ⓘ
partOf Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health ⓘ
usesApproach evidence-based public health practice ⓘ
multidisciplinary approach ⓘ
theory-driven intervention design ⓘ

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