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Dr. Michael J. Alicea serves as Assistant Professor and Interim BSW Director at Barry University, with concurrent faculty appointments at the University of Miami, Miami Dade College, St. Thomas University, and Florida International University. He currently holds the presidency of the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Florida Chapter for 2024-2026, having previously served as President-Elect (2023-2024) and Vice President (2022-2023). His educational credentials include: Ed.D. in Counseling Psychology – Argosy University MSW in Clinical Social Work – Barry University M.A. in Marriage and Family Therapy – St. Thomas University M.A. and A.A. in Psychology – St. Thomas University & Miami Dade College B.S. in Criminal Justice – Miami Dade College He is additionally a Certified Law Enforcement Officer with 30 years of service in Miami and Coral Gables Police Departments, and a former U.S. Coast Guard Reserve Petty Officer Specialist (Gulf War Theater). Dr. Alicea's research and clinical expertise centers on trauma-informed systems , specializing in oncology social work , bereavement counseling , and behavioral medicine interventions . His work integrates culturally responsive frameworks for Latino populations and targeted PTSD care for veterans/first responders, demonstrated through court-ordered therapy groups (English/Spanish), trauma-informed home health services, and psychoeducational workshops on law enforcement stress and abuse trauma. His notable contributions to the field include: NASW-FL Social Work Educator of the Year (2023) NASW-FL Most Influential Social Worker of the Year (2022 & 2023) Barry University Adjunct Professor of the Year (2018 & 2019) Barry University Social Work Advisory Council Faculty Advisor of the Year (2019) Baptist Health System Social Worker of the Year, Bariatric Unit (2015) As an educator, he has developed trauma-focused curricula on crisis response and cultural competence across multiple institutions while serving as Medical Social Worker/Case Manager at Baptist Health (prostate cancer, cardiac, diabetes, and oncology units). His consultancy with Switchboard of Miami and Charter Behavioral IOP extends his impact to community mental health systems.

• Clinical Social Work
• Trauma-Informed Care
• Crisis Intervention
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Peter Busch Østergren serves as a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Clinical Medicine at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen, with clinical affiliations in Urology at Region H (Capital Region of Denmark). His work bridges academic research and hospital-based clinical practice in Copenhagen. His research concentrates on urological oncology and men's health, specifically: Prostate cancer diagnostics, treatment outcomes, and exercise interventions for metastatic disease The cardiovascular implications of erectile dysfunction Testicular cancer screening methodologies and long-term risk assessment He employs advanced imaging techniques (MRI, PET/CT) and clinical trial frameworks to investigate patient outcomes. Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong emphasis on translational urology research. His 2024-2025 output demonstrates consistent focus on prostate cancer management—from robotic surgery outcomes to bone metastasis imaging—and explores the critical link between erectile dysfunction and cardiac health. Methodologically, he favors prospective clinical trials and large-scale observational studies within Denmark's public healthcare system. No scientific awards were documented in the provided materials. While student advising details are absent from the source text, his collaborative publication pattern (33 total outputs) indicates active mentorship within multidisciplinary research teams. Grant involvement is implied through clinical trial protocols but not explicitly detailed. Dr. Østergren operates within Copenhagen's integrated academic-clinical ecosystem, collaborating extensively with Region H departments and university research units. His work shows particular alignment with prostate cancer research groups and cardiovascular-urology interdisciplinary initiatives.

• Urology
• Prostate Cancer
• Erectile Dysfunction
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Dr. Suzanne McDonald is a clinical researcher and chartered psychologist serving as a Research Fellow in the General Practice Clinical Unit and a Sessional Academic in the School of Psychology at The University of Queensland, Faculty of Health, Medicine and Behavioural Sciences. She also holds appointments as a Senior Lecturer in Psychology at Southern Cross University and as an Adjunct Researcher at Monash University. Dr. McDonald holds multiple advanced degrees including a PhD in Medical Sciences from Newcastle University, UK, and professional qualifications in Health Psychology from the British Psychological Society. Her educational background spans Psychology, Public Health, and Health Services Research from institutions including the University of Aberdeen and Northumbria University. Dr. McDonald's research focuses on the development and application of N-of-1 trials and single-case designs in medicine, psychology, and digital health; understanding and changing health-related behaviors; and designing and evaluating complex interventions. She serves as co-chair of the International Collaborative Network for N-of-1 Trials and Single-Case Designs, a global network of over 650 academics, researchers, and clinicians across 40+ countries. Her recent research programs include 'Making it Personal: Understanding chronic symptoms using scientific insights from N-of-1 studies' and 'Exploring stakeholder perspectives about using N-of-1 trials and single-case designs in healthcare.' Her work spans chronic disease management, health behavior, and implementation science, with particular applications in multiple sclerosis, chronic fatigue syndrome, and mental health. Current funding: Personalising non-pharmacological management of chronic non-cancer pain (2024-2025) Past funding: Making it Personal: Feasibility and Acceptability of using N-of-1 Studies to Identify Personalised Fatigue Patterns and Triggers in Multiple Sclerosis (2023-2025), StudyU: A Unique Tool to Self-Manage Chronic Pain (2022-2023) Dr. McDonald is recognized as a media expert in behavioral medicine, health behaviors, health psychology, N-of-1 trials, and personalized medicine, contributing significantly to the advancement of personalized healthcare approaches through methodological innovation and clinical application.

• N-of-1 trials
• single-case experimental designs
• clinical trials
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Amy B. Dailey is a Professor of Health Sciences at Gettysburg College, where she has established herself as a prominent social epidemiologist with expertise in health disparities research. Her academic appointment and teaching responsibilities within the Health Sciences department demonstrate her integral role in the institution's academic structure. Dr. Dailey earned her PhD from Yale University in 2006, complemented by an MPH from Tulane University (1998) and a BS from Alma College (1997). This robust educational foundation supports her interdisciplinary approach to public health research and teaching. Health disparities research across multiple population groups Social determinants of health and their impact on vulnerable communities Community-based participatory research methodologies Food insecurity and nutrition-related health outcomes Mental health and housing as determinants of wellbeing Environmental health factors affecting community health Dr. Dailey's scholarly contributions reveal significant expertise across multiple public health domains. Her recent work on food insecurity in rural settings demonstrates practical application of research to community problems, while her methodological publications on complex survey data analysis provide valuable tools for epidemiological research. The consistent focus on vulnerable populations across her publication history—from cancer screening disparities to pandemic impacts—shows a cohesive research trajectory addressing critical health equity issues. Multiple publications on food insecurity and community health partnerships (2020-2022) Extensive research on health disparities in cancer screening and colonoscopy access Methodological contributions to neighborhood effects analysis using complex survey data Environmental health research on particulate matter and breast cancer outcomes As an educator, Dr. Dailey teaches foundational courses including HS 120 Public Health and HS 328 Health Equity, where she integrates her research expertise with practical public health applications. Her collaborations with librarians on information literacy initiatives demonstrate her commitment to developing students' research capabilities within the public health discipline.

• Health disparities
• social determinants of health
• community-based participatory research
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