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Sheria Robinson-Lane, PhD, MHA, MSN, RN

Primary Appointment

Associate Professor
School of Nursing
Systems, Populations, and Leadership
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Aging in place, caregiver support, culturally responsive care

Sheria Robinson-Lane's Global health focus advances aging in place for older adults and family caregiver well-being through the development of culturally responsive, community-engaged interventions that address disparities in health and access to supportive services across diverse populations and geographic contexts. Her work emphasizes strengthening resilience, supporting family caregivers, and addressing social, cultural, and systemic factors that influence the ability of older adults to age in place. Her interests in global health align with the Center's themes of strengthening systems for health, addressing social and environmental determinants of health, and developing technical solutions. Using mixed-methods approaches, Robinson-Lane examines how contextual factors shape the health and well-being of older adults and family caregivers, with the goal of developing sustainable, culturally responsive interventions that inform policy, practice, and community-based care.

Contact Information

grices@umich.edu

Country Focus

Congo, Dem. Rep.
Ghana

Thematic Priorities

Social and environmental determinants of health
Strengthening health systems
Technical solutions

Health Equity Focus

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Healthcare quality
Care coordination
Health outcomes
Patient safety
Quality improvement
Social justice and equity
Access to care
Activism and advocacy
Eliminating poverty
Economic development
Financing

Health Condition Focus

Mental and behavioral health
Neurological disorders and stroke

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