Byron Egeland is affiliated with the University of Minnesota in the United States. Their research is primarily situated within the field of Health Professions, with a specific focus on General Health Professions. The work conducted by Egeland prominently addresses aspects of Community Health and Development.
Their recent publications include the paper titled Using Community Perspectives to Address Sexual and Domestic Violence: Results of a Mixed Methods Formative Evaluation, published in 2025 in the Journal of Health Science and Education.
Egeland has collaborated frequently with several coauthors, including:
Their contributions have appeared in the Journal of Health Science and Education.
In 1981, Byron Egeland was recognized as a Fellow of the American Psychological Association (APA).
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Byron R. Egeland;Elizabeth Carlson;L. Alan Sroufe
Karen Appleyard;Byron Egeland;Manfred H.M. van Dulmen;L. Alan Sroufe
B. Egeland;Deborah B Jacobvitz;L. A. Sroufe
John R. Ogawa;L. Alan Sroufe;Nancy S. Weinfield;Elizabeth A. Carlson
Byron Egeland;L. Alan Sroufe
L. Alan Sroufe;Elizabeth A. Carlson;Alissa K. Levy;Byron Egeland
Nancy S. Weinfield;L. Alan Sroufe;Byron Egeland
Michelle M. Englund;Amy E. Luckner;Gloria J. L. Whaley;Byron Egeland
Shane R. Jimerson;Byron Egeland;L. Alan Sroufe;Betty Carlson
Brian E. Vaughn;Byron R. Egeland;L. Alan Sroufe;Everett Waters
Byron Egeland;Ellen A. Farber
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Byron Egeland;L.Alan Sroufe;Martha Erickson
L. Alan Sroufe;Byron Egeland;Terri Kreutzer
Nancy S. Weinfield;L. Alan Sroufe;Byron Egeland;Elizabeth A. Carlson
Benjamin Aguilar;L. Alan Sroufe;Byron Egeland;Elizabeth Carlson
Shane Jimerson;Byron Egeland;Adrian Teo
Glenn I. Roisman;Elena Padrón;L. Alan Sroufe;Byron Egeland
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