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Anna B. Cleek's research focuses on maternal health services, particularly the role of doulas within the context of Medicaid in Arkansas. She has investigated the historical development of doula care in the state, as documented in her publication "The Evolution of Doula Care in Arkansas." Cleek also has experience addressing health disparities, contributing to work on "Leveraging community engagement capacity to address COVID-19 disparities among Pacific Islander and Latinx Communities in Arkansas."
Her scholarly output includes two publications, with a total of 25 citations and an h-index of 1. Cleek collaborates with researchers at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, including Molly Throgmorton and Hannah McHardy, with whom she shares co-authored publications.
Metrics
- h-index: 1
- Publications: 2
- Citations: 25
Selected Publications
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The Evolution of Doula Care in Arkansas (2026)
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Leveraging community engagement capacity to address COVID-19 disparities among Pacific Islander and Latinx Communities in Arkansas (2020)
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- Leveraging community engagement capacity to address COVID-19 disparities among Pacific Islander and Latinx Communities in Arkansas
- The Evolution of Doula Care in Arkansas
- Leveraging community engagement capacity to address COVID-19 disparities among Pacific Islander and Latinx Communities in Arkansas
- Leveraging community engagement capacity to address COVID-19 disparities among Pacific Islander and Latinx Communities in Arkansas
- Leveraging community engagement capacity to address COVID-19 disparities among Pacific Islander and Latinx Communities in Arkansas
- The Evolution of Doula Care in Arkansas
- The Evolution of Doula Care in Arkansas
- The Evolution of Doula Care in Arkansas
- The Evolution of Doula Care in Arkansas
- The Evolution of Doula Care in Arkansas
- The Evolution of Doula Care in Arkansas
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