Elizabeth A. Baker is affiliated with Saint Louis University in the United States. Their research spans multiple fields within medicine and health professions, with significant contributions in general health professions, rheumatology, oncology, public health, environmental and occupational health, and surgery.
Their work covers a diverse range of topics, including:
Elizabeth A. Baker's publications have appeared in various academic venues, with frequent contributions to:
Recent papers authored or co-authored by Elizabeth A. Baker include:
Frequent co-authors in Elizabeth A. Baker's research include:
Their research contributions reflect involvement in interdisciplinary studies that integrate clinical surgery, public health, and community engagement. The range of topics and collaborations also highlight their engagement with both clinical practice and health policy implementation.
Ross C. Brownson;Elizabeth A. Baker;Robyn A. Housemann;Laura K. Brennan
Amy A. Eyler;Elizabeth Baker;LaChenna Cromer;Abby C. King
Elizabeth A Baker;Mario Schootman;Ellen Barnidge;Cheryl Kelly
Mark R. Alderson;Craig A. Smith;Teresa W. Tough;Terri Davis-Smith
Alexander B. H. Bakker;Elizabeth Baker;Grant R. Sutherland;Joseph H. Phillips
Lorenda Belone;Julie E. Lucero;Bonnie Duran;Greg Tafoya
Cheryl M. Kelly;Jeffrey S. Wilson;Elizabeth A. Baker;Douglas K. Miller
Elizabeth A. Baker;Sherri Homan;R. Schonhoff;Margareta Kreuter
Keon L. Gilbert;Rashawn Ray;Arjumand Siddiqi;Shivan Shetty
Elizabeth A Baker;Mario Schootman;Ellen Barnidge;Cheryl Kelly
E A Baker;F G Bergin;D J Leaper
Cheryl M Kelly;Mario Schootman;Elizabeth A Baker;Ellen K Barnidge
Laura Yarber;Carol A. Brownson;Rebekah R. Jacob;Elizabeth A. Baker
Kenneth H. Beck;W. J. Rauch;Elizabeth A. Baker;Allan F. Williams
Justin E. Pye;Kate A. Rohald;Elizabeth A. Baker;Connie B. Roth
Julie A Jacobs;Elizabeth A Dodson;Elizabeth A Baker;Anjali D Deshpande
Nina Wallerstein;Michael Muhammad;Shannon Sanchez-Youngman;Patricia Rodriguez Espinosa
Grant R. Sutherland;Elizabeth Baker
Ellen K. Barnidge;Catherine Radvanyi;Kathleen Duggan;Freda Motton
Jeffrey S. Wilson;Cheryl M. Kelly;Mario Schootman;Elizabeth A. Baker
Ross C Brownson;Elizabeth A Baker;Rutha L Boyd;Nicole M Caito
Cheryl M Kelly;Mario Schootman;Elizabeth A Baker;Ellen K Barnidge
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