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  1. Yilmazli Trout, I., Tose, S., Caswell, C., & Christensen, M. C. (2022). Integrating arts in collaborative research processs: An arts-informed inquiry. Learning Landscapes, 15(1), 367-383.
  2. Jacobsen, J., Lee, J. S., Christensen, M. C., Fawson, P. R., & Wright, R. L. (2022). At the intersections of Mormonism, gender, and social work scholarship: Applying an intersectional lens during qualitative data analysis. Affilia: Journal of Feminist Inquiry in Social Work, 38(2), 312-324.
  3. Christensen, M. C., Todić, J., & McMahon, S. (2022). Bridging the grey gap: Conducting grey literature reviews for ethical social work practice and research. Journal of Society for Social Work and Research, 13(3).
  4. Despard, M. R., Taing, V., Weaver, A., Roll, S & Grinstein-Weiss, M. (2022). Material hardship among lower-income household: The role of liquid assets and place. Journal of Poverty, 26(5), 361-384.
  5. Peahl A. F., Moniz M. H., Heisler M, Doshi A, Daniels G, Caldwell M, Dalton V. K., De Roo A, & Byrnes M. (2022). Experiences with prenatal care delivery reported by black patients with low income and by health care workers in the US: A qualitative study. JAMA Network Open, 5(10), e2238161.
  6. Howard R, Hendren S, Duby A. A., Wezner M, Englesbe M, Dimick J. B., Byrn J. C., & Byrnes M. E. (2022). "Learn from each other": A qualitative exploration of collaborative quality improvement. Surgery, 172(5), 1415-1421.
  7. De Roo A. C., Chen Y., Du X., Handelman S., Byrnes M., Regenbogen S. E., Speliotes E. K., & Maguire L. H. (2022). Polygenic risk predication in diverticulitis. Annals of Surgery.
  8. Corriere M. A., Kim G. Y., Byrnes M. E., Sales A, Keith D, Ip E. H., Burke G. L., Boone DS, & Easterling D. (2022). Focus group study of factors relevant to treatment decisions and experiences among patients with symptomatic periphereal artery disease. Journal of Vascular Surgery, 76(5), 1316-1324.
  9. Rivard S. J., Kemp M. T., Sandhu G, Heximer A. C., Hughes T, & Byrnes M. E. (2022). "Why would you want to do that?" Surgical interns reflect on discouragement from entering surgical fields. Journal of Surgery Education, 79(5), 1150-1158.
  10. Rivard S. J., Varlamos C, Hibbard C. E., Duby A., Callow M. J., Dimick J. B., Byrn J. C., & Byrnes M. E. (2022). A national qualitative study of surgical coaching: Opportunities and barriers fo rcolorectal surgeons. Surgery, 172(2), 546-551.
  11. Rivard S. J., Vitous C. A., De Roo A. C., Bamdad M. C., Jafri S. M., Byrnes M. E., & Suwanabol P. A. (2022). "The captain of the ship": A qualitative investigation of surgeon iedntity formation. American Journal of Surgery, 224(1 Pt B), 284-291.
  12. Chao G. F., Diaz A., Ghaferi A. A., Dimick J. B., & Byrnes M. E. (2022). Understanding racially diverse community member views of obesity stigma and bariatric surgery. Obesity Surgery, 32(4), 1216-1226.
  13. Chao G. F., Diaz A., Ghaferi A. A., Dimick J. B., & Byrnes M. E. (2022). Questioning the legitimacy of bariatric surgery: a qualitative analysis of individuals from the community who qualify for bariatric surgery. Surgery Endoscopy, 36(9), 6733-6741.
  14. Cho H. E., Billig JI. ., Byrnes M. E., Haase S. C., Waljee J. F., & Chung K. C. (2022). Trust and distrust in opioid decision-making: A qualitative assessment of patient-doctor relationship. Journal of Hand Surgery, 47(2), 151-159.
  15. Chhabra, K. R., Diaz, A., Byrnes M. E., Rajkumar A., Yang P., Dimick J. B., & Nathan H. (2022). Challenges and opportunities for the academic mission within expanding helath systems: A qualitative study. Annals of Surgery.
  16. Vitous, C. A., Byrnes, M. E., De Roo, A., Jafri, S. M, & Suwanabol, MD, P. A. (2022). Exploring emotional responses after postoperative complications: A qualitative study of practicing surgeons. Annals of Surgery.
  17. Allen, J. L., Szechy, K. A., Campbell, R. D., Nobile, J., & Huggins-Hoyt, K. M. (2022). Swept under the rug and forgotten,...: A qualitative study exploring the lived experiences of Four Black/African American men living with depression. Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment.
  18. Ortega, R. M. Olawale, R. & Mora, A. (2022). Charles D. Garvin: Social Work and Social Justice. Social Work with Groups, 46(4), 303-309.
  19. Weaver, A., Landry, C., Zhang, A. McQuown, L., Hahn, J., Harrington, M. M., Tucker, K., Holzworth, J., Buys, T., Smith, F. N., Grogan-Kaylor, A., Pfeiffer, P., Kilbourne, A. M., & Himle, J. A. (2022). Study protocol: A randomized controlled trial of Raising Our Spirits Together, an entertaining, group-based, technology-assisted cognitive behavioral therapy for depression, tailored for rural adults an delivery by clergy. Contemporary Clinical Trials Communications, 29, 100952.
  20. Metts, A. V., LeBeau, R. T., Craske, M. G., & Himle, J. A. (2022). Perceived interpersonal competence as a predictor of clinical outcomes in a randomized controlled trial for social anxiety and employment. Cognitive Behavior Therapy, 52, 146-162.
  21. Cureton, A. (2022). "After the school day, what's next?": Exploring refugee youths’ participation in after-school activities. Journal of Adolescent Research, 38(6), 1114-1141.
  22. Herrenkohl, T., Fedina, L., Sokol, R., & Ashwell, L. (2022). Youth Violence. Katzman, C. & Gordon, C., Eds. Neinstein's 7th Edition Adolescent and Young Adult Health Care: A Practical Guide. Wolters Kluwer.
  23. Marsh, J., Lerman, D., DeVylder, J., & Fedina, L. (2022). Police violence and mental health: The uncharted empirical inquiry of a long-standing societal problem. Elliot, M., Ed. Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health. Edward Elger Publishing.
  24. DeVylder, J., Anglin, D., Munson, M. R., Nishida, A., Oh, H., Marsh, J., Narita, Z., Bareis, N., & Fedina, L. (2022). Ethnoracial variation in risk for psychotic experiences. Schizophrenia Bulletin.
  25. Chen, Z., Fedina, L., DeVylder, J., Lemieux, C. M., King, C., & Abbott, K. (2022). Pandemic financial hardships and suicide risk in a nationally representative sample of young adults. Social Work and Mental Health.

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