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Holley A. Wilkin, Ph.D.

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2005 University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, United States 
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Mass Communications, Public Health, Health Education, Ethnic and Racial Studies
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Sandra Ball-Rokeach grad student 2005 USC
 (Diagnosing communication connections: Reaching underserved communities through existing communication ecologies.)

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Gayman MD, Stover S, Tsukerman K, et al. (2023) Physical Limitations, Health Rumination/Worry, and Depressive Symptoms: Gender Differences among African Americans. Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities
Wilkin HA, Katz VS, Ball-Rokeach SJ, et al. (2015) Communication resources for obesity prevention among African American and Latino residents in an urban neighborhood. Journal of Health Communication. 20: 710-9
Matsaganis MD, Wilkin HA. (2015) Communicative social capital and collective efficacy as determinants of access to health-enhancing resources in residential communities. Journal of Health Communication. 20: 377-86
Wilkin HA, Gonzalez C, Tannebaum M. (2015) Evaluating Health Storytelling in Spanish-Language Television from a Communication Infrastructure Theory Perspective Howard Journal of Communications. 26: 403-421
Wilkin HA. (2013) Exploring the Potential of Communication Infrastructure Theory for Informing Efforts to Reduce Health Disparities Journal of Communication. 63: 181-200
Wilkin HA, Tannebaum MA, Cohen EL, et al. (2012) How community members and health professionals conceptualize medical emergencies: implications for primary care promotion. Health Education Research. 27: 1031-42
Wilkin HA, Ball-Rokeach SJ. (2011) Hard-to-reach? Using health access status as a way to more effectively target segments of the Latino audience. Health Education Research. 26: 239-53
Kim YC, Moran MB, Wilkin HA, et al. (2011) Integrated connection to neighborhood storytelling network, education, and chronic disease knowledge among African Americans and Latinos in Los Angeles. Journal of Health Communication. 16: 393-415
Wilkin HA, Stringer KA, O'Quin K, et al. (2011) Using communication infrastructure theory to formulate a strategy to locate "hard-to-reach" research participants Journal of Applied Communication Research. 39: 201-213
Wilkin HA, Moran MB, Ball-Rokeach SJ, et al. (2010) Applications of communication infrastructure theory. Health Communication. 25: 611-2
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