Episode 7
Public Health’s Role in Covid-19 with Dean Bernadette Boden-Albala
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Prior to joining UCI in July 2019, Dean Boden-Albala served as the Senior Associate Dean of Research and Program Development at the NYU College of Global Public Health where she co-created courses with UNICEF and the United Nations World Food Program. She also spearheaded the development of a brand new, one year, cross-continental Masters of Public Health (MPH) program that combines the best of classroom learning, collaborative research with faculty mentors, and real-world public health practice experience across three continents. When she is not busy building world-class public health programs at top universities, Dean Boden-Albala leads global clinical studies to identify measures to prevent chronic diseases. A couple highlights of her work include: a World Health Organization (WHO) project that sought to identify the optimum social networks to promote health policy dialogue in Moldova; an exploratory project in Ghana to assess gaps in lay knowledge of primary & secondary stroke prevention, treatment and recovery; also a collaborative effort between the American Heart Association (AHA) and the Grenada Ministry of Health to develop and evaluate interventions for cardiovascular disease prevention.
Dean Boden-Albala recently traded her New York residency for Southern California and continues exploring her hobbies of being a world traveler and avid scuba diver with her husband and two daughters.
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