Expertise

Dr. Brown’s main area of research is on neighborhood built (physical) and social environments and public health.

Other research examines the relationship of the health-care built–environment to patients’ health outcomes; the role of the built environment in children’s conduct problems; and the role of accreditation of echocardiographic testing facilities utilized by Medicare beneficiaries nationally.

In summary, Dr. Brown has a general interest in the impacts of neighborhood physical and social environments on residents' health and well-being across the life span.

Built Environment

Urban Green Spaces

Parks and Recreation

Hispanics/Latinos

Physical Activity

Social Support

Neighborhoods

Health

Cardiovascular Health

Mental Health

Older Adults

Medicare/Medicaid Beneficiaries

Links

Organizational Affiliations

UMMG Department of Public Health Sciences Research, Miller School of Medicine, Medical Campus, University of Miami

Miller School of Medicine, Medical Campus, University of Miami

Education

Psychology
2000, PhD, University of Toronto
Psychology
1995, MA, University of Toronto
Psychology
1992, BA, West Virginia University