Susan Taylor-Brown, Ph.D., M.P.H.

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Dr. Taylor-Brown's research interests include these areas:

1) Health-related clinical and policy research with particular interest in end of life care

2) Grief and loss

3) Palliative care

4) HIV/AIDS

5) Genetics

6) Ethics

7) Family-centered care of medically fragile children

8) Child abuse

9) Community based collaborative service interventions

10) Cultural diversity

11) Developmental disabilities

12) Interdisciplinary teams

13) Chronic illness

14) Prevention

Current Appointments

• Clinical Professor - Department of Pediatrics (SMD)

Education
MPH/PhD Public Health Social Work (Combined Program)	University of Pittsburgh,School of Social Work & Graduate School of Public Health	1986
MPH Public Health/Social Work	University of Pittsburgh	1985
MSW Clinical Social Work	National Catholic School of Social Service, Catholic University	1978
BA Psychology	University of Rochester	1976

Recent Journal Articles
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Anderson G, Ryan C, Taylor-Brown S, White-Gray M (Editors). "Children and AIDS". Child Welfare (Special Issue) 77 (1999): March/April.
Johnson A, Wilkinson D, Taylor-Brown S. "Genetic Testing: Policy implications for individuals and families". Families, Systems & Health: The Journal of Collaborative Family Health Care 17 (1999): 27-43.
Taylor-Brown S. "Family unity camping weekend: Dreams come true for HIV affected families." Reflections: Narratives of professional helping (1998).
Anderson G; Ryan C; Taylor-Brown S; White-Gray M. "HIV/AIDS and children, youths, and families: lessons learned. Introduction." Child welfare. 1998; 77(2):101-5.
Taylor-Brown S; Teeter JA; Blackburn E; Oinen L; Wedderburn L. "Parental loss due to HIV: caring for children as a community issue--the Rochester, New York experience." Child welfare. 1998; 77(2):137-60.