Steve J. Mooney
Acting Assistant Professor, Epidemiology
University of Washington
Box: 357236
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CSDE Research Areas:
- Health of People and Populations
In the News:
- Mooney, Hill, Rowhani-Rabhar, and Co-Authors Continue Exploring the Connection Between EITC and Firearm Violence in New Publication (09/02/2022)
- Hill, Mooney, Rowhani-Rahbar, and Collaborators Study Effects of Child Tax Credits on Maltreatment in New Publication (06/13/2022)
- Population Health Initiative COVID-19 Grants Catalyzed UW Research Community (03/23/2021)
- UW Public Policy Doctoral Student Nicole Kovski and CSDE Affiliates Hill, Mooney and Rowhani-Rahbar Co-author Study on Child Maltreatment (02/01/2021)
- CSDE Welcomes Four More Faculty Affiliates! (01/18/2021)
- CSDE Affiliates Awarded PHI COVID-19 Grants (05/02/2020)
Steve Mooney's core expertise is in developing and analyzing contextual influences on health. As a part of his National Library of Medicine funded K99/R00 project, he is currently developing software to automatically compile measures of neighborhood context for any location in the United States. He has analyzed such contextual variables in relation to health behaviors such as walking and outcomes such as cardiac arrest, and has developed the Neighborhood-Environment Wide Association Study (NE-WAS) design to bring agnostic data-driven approaches to this research domain. He has also worked extensively with GPS device data, during his doctoral career, as part of his K99/R00 project, and as part of a recently launched National Highway Transport Safety Administration project.