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Jane VanHeuvelen
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jvanheuv@umn.edu
612-624-4300
Sociology
267 19th Ave S
Ste 1178
Affiliations
Sociology
Educational Background & Specialties
Educational Background
Ph.D.: Sociology, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN, 2016.
M.A.: Sociology, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN, 2011.
B.A.: Sociology and Health Science Society & Policy, magna cum laude, Brandeis University, Waltham, MA, 2008.
Curriculum Vitae
Specialties
Medical Sociology
Organizations
Mental Health and Illness
Health Disparities
Work and Occupations
Research & Professional Activities
Research
Organizational change in healthcare environments and the healthcare system:
The status, well-being, and daily work experience of medical professionals:
The relationship between development, health lifestyles, and health outcomes:
Publications
"
Occupational Variation in Burnout Among Medical Staff: Evidence for the Stress of Higher Status
," with Matthew K. Grace. 2019.
Social Science and Medicine
232:199-208.
"
Isolation or Interaction: Healthcare Provider Experience of Design Change
." 2019.
Sociology of Health and Illness
41(4):692-708.
"
The (Economic) Development of Healthy Eating Habits: Gender, Nutrition, and Health Outcomes in 31 Countries
," with Tom VanHeuvelen. 2019.
Sociology of Development
5(1):91-113.
"
Rich Foods: The Cross-National Effects of Healthy Eating on Health Outcomes
," with Tom VanHeuvelen. 2017.
Advances in Medical Sociology
18:27-58.
"
Ties Received, Support Perceived: A Test of the Theorized Relationships among Workplace Networks, Social Support, and Mental Health in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)
," with Matthew K. Grace. 2015.
Society and Mental Health
5(2):106–127.
"
The Perceived Benefits of a Preparing Future Faculty Program and its Effect on Job Satisfaction, Confidence, and Competence
," with Emily Wurgler, Shawna Rohman, Annalise Loehr, and Matthew K. Grace. 2014.
Teaching Sociology
42(1):50-60.