Patrick Krueger

Patrick Krueger is a Professor in the Department of Health and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Colorado Denver. His interdisciplinary research spans population health, demography, social epidemiology, and sociology with a focus on understanding health disparities across different population groups.

Dr. Krueger's research program specifically examines race/ethnic and socioeconomic disparities in health, health behaviors, and mortality. He frequently investigates the distribution of health within and between populations, utilizing large national datasets and advanced statistical techniques for observational data analysis. His methodological approach emphasizes rigorous quantitative analysis of population-level health patterns.

• Population Health
• Demography
• Social Epidemiology
• Health Disparities Research
• Mortality Studies
• Social Determinants of Health

Dr. Krueger teaches undergraduate and doctoral level courses including Introduction to Epidemiology (PBHL 3001) and Quantitative Methods in Health & Behavioral Sciences (HBSC 7161), reflecting his expertise in both epidemiological methods and advanced statistical analysis.

Scientific Recognition

• Robert Wood Johnson Health & Society Scholar (2004-2006)

Dr. Krueger maintains an active research program examining the determinants of health disparities across different population groups. His office is located in North Classroom 3021B, and he holds office hours by appointment.