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Marie Wolff, PhD

Marie Wolff, PhD

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Care of the Student With Special Healthcare Needs: The Development of the WISHeS Unlicensed Assistive Personnel Training.

(DuChateau TA, Wolff M.) NASN Sch Nurse. 2016 Sep;31(5):292-6.
Empowerment, Leadership, and Sustainability in a Faith-Based Partnership to Improve Health.

(Young S, Patterson L, Wolff M, Greer Y, Wynne N.) J Relig Health. 2014 Jul 12:.
The development and evaluation of community health competencies for family medicine.

(Wolff M, Hamberger LK, Ambuel B, Ahmed S, Swain GR, Hunter P, Smith D.) WMJ. 2007 Oct;106(7):397-401.
Development of a church-based cancer education curriculum using CBPR.

(Beck B, Young S, Ahmed S, Wolff M.) J Health Care Poor Underserved. 2007 Feb;18(1):28-34.
Development, Implementation and Evaluation of an M3 Community Health Curriculum.

(Beck B, Wolff M, Bates T, Beverdorf S, Young S, Ahmed S.) Med Educ Online. 2004 Dec;9(1):4363.
Leadership in a public housing community.

(Wolff M, Young S, Beck B, Maurana CA, Murphy M, Holifield J, Aitch C.) J Health Commun. 2004 Mar-Apr;9(2):119-26.
The Milwaukee General Assistance Medical Program: patient perspectives on primary care in an urban safety net.

(Young S, Wolff M, Lucey P, Maurana CA.) WMJ. 2004;103(7):56-60.
Patient empowerment strategies for a safety net.

(Wolff M, Spens R, Young S, Lucey P, Cooper J, Ahmed S, Maurana C.) Nurs Econ. 2003 Sep-Oct;21(5):219-25, 207.
Cancer prevention in underserved African American communities: barriers and effective strategies--a review of the literature.

(Wolff M, Bates T, Beck B, Young S, Ahmed SM, Maurana C.) WMJ. 2003;102(5):36-40.
Service-learning in healthy aging for medical students and family medicine residents.

(Young S, Bates T, Wolff M, Maurana CA.) Educ Health (Abingdon). 2002;15(3):353-61.
A senior elective: promoting health in underserved communities.

(Wolff M, Young S, Maurana C.) Fam Med. 2001 Nov-Dec;33(10):732-3.
Working with our communities: moving from service to scholarship in the health professions.

(Maurana CA, Wolff M, Beck BJ, Simpson DE, Community-Campus Partnerships for Health.) Educ Health (Abingdon). 2001;14(2):207-20.