Eric J. Bruns is affiliated with the University of Washington in the United States. Their research spans multiple domains focused on health professions and psychology, with particular attention to health policy implementation and child and adolescent development. Their work integrates aspects of environmental toxicology, community health, and family support systems, reflecting a multidisciplinary approach.
The main fields of study in which Eric J. Bruns is active include:
Within these fields, the subfields of study involve:
Eric J. Bruns' research covers core topics such as:
The scientist's frequent publication venues include:
Frequent collaborators of Eric J. Bruns are:
Notable papers authored or coauthored include:
Mylien T Duong;Eric J Bruns;Kristine Lee;Shanon Cox
Jesse C. Suter;Eric J. Bruns
Aaron R. Lyon;Shannon Wiltsey Stirman;Shannon Wiltsey Stirman;Suzanne E. U. Kerns;Eric J. Bruns
Sarah Cusworth Walker;Suzanne E.U. Kerns;Aaron R. Lyon;Eric J. Bruns
John D. Burchard;Eric J. Bruns;Sara N. Burchard
Aaron R. Lyon;Eric J. Bruns
Aaron R. Lyon;Eric J. Bruns
Eric J. Bruns;Suzanne E. U. Kerns;Michael D. Pullmann;Spencer W. Hensley
Eric J. Bruns;John D. Burchard;James T. Yoe
Eric J. Bruns;Christine Walrath;Marcia Glass-Siegel;Mark D. Weist
Eric J. Bruns;Janet S. Walker;Michelle Zabel;Marlene Matarese
Eric J. Bruns;John D. Burchard;Jesse C. Suter;Kristen Leverentz-Brady
Janet S. Walker;Eric J. Bruns
Eric J. Bruns;Jesse C. Suter;Michelle M. Force;John D. Burchard
Verena Taenzler;Eric Bruns;Michael Dorgerloh;Verena Pfeifle
Eric J. Bruns;Jim Rast;Christa Peterson;Janet Walker
Suzanne E. U. Kerns;Michael D. Pullmann;Sarah Cusworth Walker;Aaron R. Lyon
Eric J Bruns;Kimberly Eaton Hoagwood
Eric J. Bruns;Kimberly Eaton Hoagwood;Jeanne C. Rivard;Jim Wotring
Eric J. Bruns;Mylien T. Duong;Aaron R. Lyon;Michael D. Pullmann
Eric J. Bruns;Elizabeth Moore;Sharon Hoover Stephan;David Pruitt
Eric J. Bruns;Michael D. Pullmann;Ericka S. Weathers;Mark L. Wirschem
Eric J. Bruns;Elizabeth M. Parker;Spencer Hensley;Michael D. Pullmann
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