Quianta Moore
Title: Huffington Fellow in Child Health Policy
Email: Quianta.Moore@rice.edu
Office Phone: (713) 348-4629
biography
Quianta Moore, M.D., J.D., is the Huffington Fellow in Child Health Policy at the Baker Institute for Public Policy. Her research focuses on developing empirically informed policies to advance the health of children. Moore utilizes mixed methodologies, including community-based participatory research and surveys, to gain insight into the health needs of communities and to develop data-driven, tailored health policy recommendations. Moreover, she helps funders and community stakeholders develop strategies to support an equitable future for children and their communities. Her most recent work identified critical challenges in early childhood development and provided policy recommendations to address them. The report was disseminated nationally and locally.
Moore received an M.D. from Baylor College of Medicine, a J.D. from the University of Houston Law Center and a Bachelor of Arts in sociology from Cornell University.
my research and publications
- 01/26/2021 - Protecting the Future of the Next Generation
- 01/12/2021 - Public mistrust, partisanship and public health
- 09/11/2020 - Why are Children Underperforming in School?
- 08/14/2020 - Study: Healthy habits linked to prosocial behavior
- 08/03/2020 - A framework for mental health equity
- 07/31/2020 - Sexually Transmitted Infections in Adolescence and Young Adulthood
- 07/14/2020 - The Impact of Covid-19 on Vulnerable Families
- 07/09/2020 - Covid-19's Impact on Refugees in U.S.
- 07/08/2020 - A Nation Divided: Politics and Public Health
- 06/30/2020 - America’s Children: Responding to the Crisis Now
- 07/08/2020 - Health Challenges for Undocumented Immigrants
- 06/10/2020 - Pandemic spurs Google searches for 'mental health'
- 05/27/2020 - Pandemic, politics and public health
- 05/07/2020 - Why black Americans are dying at higher rates from Covid-19
- 04/29/2020 - Navigating the regulatory framework for HIV prevention research in adolescents
- 04/28/2020 - Parenting children during Covid-19
- 04/07/2020 - Covid-19: Economic Impact on Low-Income Mothers
- 03/29/2020 - What health policy experts are reading
- 11/14/2019 - Preserving the strengths of Sunnyside
- 10/25/2019 - Survey explores present, future of Third Ward
- 03/04/2019 - Early Enrichment, Lifelong Success
- 11/29/2018 - Better Brains, Better Futures
- 02/23/2018 - Student health & academics at HISD
- 11/17/2017 - A path toward reducing inequality in Houston
- 05/23/2017 - Child health, big data & ethics
- 05/16/2017 - Telemedicine for child health care
- 03/06/2017 - Improving Child Health in the U.S.
- 10/18/2016 - High tech prices widen health gap
- 09/01/2016 - Development of an Evidence-based Early Childhood Development Strategy
- 09/01/2016 - Ethical and Legal Challenges Associated with Public Molecular Autopsies
- 09/01/2016 - Ethics & sudden death in the young
- 03/03/2016 - Adolescents & HIV prevention therapy
- 01/11/2016 - Preventing HIV Among Teens
- 09/09/2015 - Health Policy Newsletter - September 2015
- 07/21/2015 - Asthma in Children: A Chronic Condition Requiring a Multi-Faceted Approach
- 07/01/2015 - How Policy Helps Asthmatic Children
- 06/04/2015 - Tele-health in schools: Increasing Access to Care in Urban Areas
- 05/31/2015 - U.S. Health Care Technologies
- 04/29/2015 - How Education Cuts Health Costs