Research at the RRTC: Health & Wellness
Part of the mission of
the RRTC is to conduct research that is scientifically based, participatory
and applicable. Our research focuses on three different areas:
| Health care access | |
| Health promotion | |
| Measurement of health |
Different studies address persons with disabilities directly, health care providers, or address policies that influence the opportunities for health and wellness for persons with long term disabilities. Below you will find the research studies that have been (and are being) conducted by RRTC: Health & Wellness. Click on the links below for a more detailed description of our studies.
Current Studies:
Healthcare Access:
- Barriers and Strategies Validation Study
- Clinic Access Checklist Reliability Study
- Health Care Access Intervention Study
Health Promotion:
Measurement of Health:
- Review of Health Status Measures Study
- Analysis of BRFSS HRQOL Study
- Health Status Tools Development Study
Completed Studies:
- Self-Definitions of Health Practices
- Health Constructs
- Wellness Policy
- Health Practices in Managed Care
- Provider Health Promotion
- Alcohol and Drug Treatment
- BRFSS Health Behaviors and Outcomes
- Health Practices and Secondary Conditions
- Cancer Incidence and Detection
- Women's Reproductive Health
- Transtheoretical Physical Activity Strategies
- Physical Activity Promotion
- Culturally Responsive Health Promotion
- Self-Directed Health Promotion Screening
RRTC: Health & Wellness
707 SW Gaines Street
Portland, OR 97239
(voice) 503.494.3534
7.1.1 Relay Service
(fax) 503.494.6868
rrtc@ohsu.edu
