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2. “We bounce back from the worst of the worst”: assets of Flint-area women identified in the Flint Women’s Study

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Hailemariam, Maji, primary, Bustos, Tatiana, additional, Felton, Julia, additional, Key, Kent, additional, Greer, DeOnica, additional, Jefferson, Bernadel L, additional, Muhammud, Janice, additional, Robinson, Dewaun, additional, Saddler, Sharon, additional, Spencer, Bryan, additional, Miller, Raven, additional, Richie, Fallon, additional, Summers, Monicia, additional, McCoy-White, Jonne, additional, and Johnson, Jennifer, additional

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2023
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3. Study Protocol: The Maternal Health Multilevel Intervention for Racialequity(Maternal Health MIRACLE) Project

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Johnson, Jennifer, primary, LeeAnne, Roman, additional, Key, Kent D., additional, Vander Meulen, Margaret, additional, Raffo, Jennifer E., additional, Luo, Zhehui, additional, Margerison, Claire E., additional, Olomu, Adesuwa, additional, Johnson-Lawrence, Vicki, additional, McCoy White, Jonne, additional, and Meghea, Cristian, additional

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2022
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4. Developing and maintaining intergenerational relationships in an economically vulnerable community: findings from the Flint women’s study

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Sneed, Rodlescia S., primary, Hailemariam, Maji, additional, Key, Kent D., additional, Jordan, Tamara, additional, Miller, Raven, additional, Richie, Fallon, additional, Robinson, DeWaun, additional, Saddler, Sharon, additional, Spencer, Bryan, additional, Summers, Monicia, additional, McCoy White, Jonne, additional, and Johnson, Jennifer E., additional

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2021
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5. Developing and maintaining intergenerational relationships in an economically vulnerable community: findings from the Flint women's study.

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Sneed, Rodlescia S., Hailemariam, Maji, Key, Kent D., Jordan, Tamara, Miller, Raven, Richie, Fallon, Robinson, DeWaun, Saddler, Sharon, Spencer, Bryan, Summers, Monicia, McCoy White, Jonne, and Johnson, Jennifer E.

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INTERGENERATIONAL relations, COMMUNITIES, SOCIOECONOMIC factors, QUALITATIVE research, DESCRIPTIVE statistics, DATA analysis software, URBAN health, SECONDARY analysis
Abstract

Few studies describe how community disadvantage impacts intergenerational relationships. Using interviews with women and service providers (n = 100), we explored benefits and challenges of intergenerational relationships in Flint, Michigan, an economically vulnerable community. Women valued relationships that increased social connections and generativity; however, few community resources promoted such relationships. Intergenerational relationships were important for leaving a social legacy in lieu of a meaningful economic legacy. Some middle-aged women are overwhelmed by caregiving, balancing employment while caring for multiple generations. Women desired intergenerational activities that include children and younger adult women. Further, caregiving programs should attend to the needs of middle-aged caregivers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022
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6. Severe Maternal Morbidity Disparities Before and During the COVID Pandemic in a Medicaid Population.

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Meghea CI, Johnson JE, Roman LA, Bolder H, Key K, McCoy White J, and Yu X

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This study assessed racial and ethnic disparities in severe maternal mortality during delivery through 6 weeks postpartum, before and during the COVID pandemic, in a statewide Medicaid population. This retrospective, population-based, cohort study used Medicaid claims data linked to birth certificates from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Health Services Data Warehouse that included all individuals giving birth between January 1, 2017, and October 31, 2021, in Michigan who had Medicaid insurance during the month of childbirth. The SMM rate increased more during the COVID pandemic for Black (1.36 [1.26-1.46]) compared to White individuals (1.17 [1.09-1.26], p-value<0.01 Black vs White). The Black-White and Hispanic-White disparities in severe maternal morbidity, already high in the Medicaid population, widened during the COVID pandemic. Multilevel interventions are needed to reduce disparities in maternal morbidity and mortality., Conflict of Interest Disclosure: No conflicts to disclose., Competing Interests: No conflicts to disclose.

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2024
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