Thomas Robins, MD, MPH
Primary Appointment
Professor Emeritus
School of Public Health
Environmental Health Sciences
he/him/his
Environmental and climate change, disease propagation, occupational health
Thomas Robins's global work focuses on the impact of environmental changes on the propagation of diseases affecting workplace safety. His interests in global health equity align with the Center’s themes of addressing social and environmental determinants of health and empowering women. Robins has collaborated with predominantly low-income workers, communities, health facilities, and governments to develop and test interventions to improve health outcomes in South Africa and in the West African region.
Contact Information
trobins@umich.eduCountry Focus
Benin
Botswana
Cameroon
Cote d'Ivoire
Ghana
Mozambique
Namibia
Nigeria
Senegal
South Africa
United States
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Thematic Priorities
Empowering women
Social and environmental determinants of health
Health Equity Focus
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Education and training
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Environmental health
Air pollution
Climate
Disaster and emergency preparedness
Energy
Infrastructure
Gender equity
Gender and politics
Women's rights
Women's leadership in global health research
Workplace equity
Healthcare quality
Care coordination
Health outcomes
Patient safety
Quality improvement
Infant and child mortality
Neonatal
Infant
Under 5
Maternal morbidity and mortality
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Social justice and equity
Access to care
Activism and advocacy
Eliminating poverty
Economic development
Financing
Health Condition Focus
Antimicrobial resistance
Cardiovascular disorders
Childbearing outcomes
Infectious diseases
Kidney disease
Lung disease
Musculoskeletal disorders
Neglected tropical diseases
Pandemic
Pregnancy and perinatal health
Preterm birth
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