ISER researchers study a range of health-related issues, from costs of healthcare to ways of reducing suicide rates and measures of children’s well-being. They also evaluate health programs. Our capacity to study issues related to Alaskans’ health was expanded in 2015, when the Center for Behavioral Health Research and Services became a part of ISER.
Below you’ll find recently completed publications. Names of and contact information for ISER researchers who study various health-related issues are in the adjacent box.
See also:
Diane King, director, research associate professor, CBHRS: dkking@alaska.edu
Bridget Hanson, research associate professor, CBHRS: blhanson4@alaska.edu
Rosyland Frazier, senior researcher, ISER: rrfrazier@alaska.edu
Jodi Barnett, project manager, CBHRS: jdbarnett2@alaska.edu
Mouhcine Guettabi, assistant professor of economics, ISER: mguettabi@alaska.edu
Katie Cueva, adjunct assistant professor of public policy and health, ISER: kcueva@alaska.edu