Sarah E Gollust (Sarah Gollust)

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2018-2024
Publications (10 Years): 14

Top Topics

Psychometric Properties

Coronavirus Disease

Health Insurance

Top Venues

World medical & health policy

American journal of public health

Journal of medical Internet research

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America

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Publications

Julianna Pacheco, Sarah E Gollust, Timothy Callaghan, Matthew Motta
A Call for Measuring Partisanship in US Public Health Research. American journal of public health 114 (8) (2024)
Julianna Pacheco, Sarah E Gollust, Timothy Callaghan, Matthew Motta
A Call for Measuring Partisanship in US Public Health Research. American journal of public health (2024)
Julianna Pacheco, Sarah E Gollust, Timothy Callaghan, Matthew Motta
A Call for Measuring Partisanship in US Public Health Research. American journal of public health 114 (8) (2024)
Julianna Pacheco, Sarah E Gollust, Timothy Callaghan, Matthew Motta
A Call for Measuring Partisanship in US Public Health Research. American journal of public health 114 (8) (2024)
Margaret Ellen Tait, Cynthia Pando, Cydney M McGuire, Sarah Perez-Sanz, Laura Baum, Erika Franklin Fowler, Sarah E Gollust
Picturing the populations who could benefit from health insurance access expansions: An analysis of US health insurance television ads airing in 2018. World medical & health policy 15 (4) (2022)
Margaret Ellen Tait, Cynthia Pando, Cydney M McGuire, Sarah Perez-Sanz, Laura Baum, Erika Franklin Fowler, Sarah E Gollust
Picturing the populations who could benefit from health insurance access expansions: An analysis of US health insurance television ads airing in 2018. World medical & health policy 15 (4) (2022)
Sarah E Gollust, Chris Frenier, Margaret Tait, Colleen Bogucki, Jeff Niederdeppe, Steven T Moore, Laura Baum, Erika Franklin Fowler
Television airings of U.S. federal COVID-19 public service announcements in 2020 were associated with market-level political orientation, not COVID-19 rates. PloS one 17 (10) (2022)
Cynthia Pando, Margaret Ellen Tait, Cydney M McGuire, Sarah Perez-Sanz, Laura Baum, Erika Franklin Fowler, Sarah E Gollust
Health Insurance Ad Messages Targeted to English- and Spanish-Speaking Populations in a Period of Limited Federal Investment in Marketplace Outreach. Medical care research and review : MCRR 79 (6) (2022)
Margaret Ellen Tait, Cynthia Pando, Cydney M McGuire, Sarah Perez-Sanz, Laura Baum, Erika Franklin Fowler, Sarah E Gollust
Picturing the populations who could benefit from health insurance access expansions: An analysis of US health insurance television ads airing in 2018. World medical & health policy 15 (4) (2022)
Cydney M McGuire, Wendy Rahn, Sarah E Gollust
Chronic health conditions and voter turnout: Results from the 2012 United States presidential election. World medical & health policy 13 (2) (2021)
Jane M Zhu, Abeed Sarker, Sarah E Gollust, Raina M Merchant, David Grande
Characteristics of Twitter Use by State Medicaid Programs in the United States: Machine Learning Approach. Journal of medical Internet research 22 (8) (2020)
Logan Strother, Spencer Piston, Ezra Golberstein, Sarah E Gollust, Daniel Eisenberg
College roommates have a modest but significant influence on each other's political ideology. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 118 (2) (2020)
Sarah E Gollust, Brooke A Cunningham, Barbara G Bokhour, Howard S Gordon, Charlene Pope, Somnath S Saha, Dina M Jones, Tam Do, Diana J Burgess
What Causes Racial Health Care Disparities? A Mixed-Methods Study Reveals Variability in How Health Care Providers Perceive Causal Attributions. Inquiry : a journal of medical care organization, provision and financing 55 (2019)
Paul R Shafer, Erika Franklin Fowler, Laura Baum, Sarah E Gollust
Television Advertising and Health Insurance Marketplace Consumer Engagement in Kentucky: A Natural Experiment. Journal of medical Internet research 20 (10) (2018)