Emily Treleaven
Research Assistant Professor, Survey Research Center and Faculty Associate, Population Studies Center, Institute for Social Research
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Dr. Treleaven studies the mechanisms through which family and community context shape health and health disparities in early childhood, and how health system characteristics affect children’s health and healthcare utilization. This includes how families make decisions and investments related to young children’s health, with particular interests in economic insecurity, migration, and gender. She also evaluates interventions related to maternal, newborn, and child health. Across her work, Dr. Treleaven is interested in developing and testing innovative survey measures and strategies to improve measurement of health and mortality in early childhood.
- Rakesh Ghosh, Aminata (Nene) Konipo, Emily Treleaven, Sasha Rozenshteyn, Jessica Beckerman, Caroline Whidden, Ari Johnson, Kassoum Kayentao, Jenny Liu. 2024. Factors influencing pregnancy care and institutional delivery in rural Mali: a secondary baseline analysis of a cluster-randomised trial. BMJ Open 14(4):e084315.
- Whidden, Caroline, Cissé, Amadou Beydi, Cole, Faith, Doumbia, Saibou, Guindo, Abdoulaye, Karambé, Youssouf, Emily Treleaven, Liu, Jenny, Tolo, Oumar, Guindo, Lamine, Togola, Bréhima, Chiu, Calvin, Tembely, Aly, Keita, Youssouf, Greenwood, Brian, Chandramohan, Daniel, Johnson, Ari, Kayentao, Kassoum, Webster, Jayne. 2024. Community case management to accelerate access to healthcare in Mali: A realist process evaluation nested within a cluster randomised trial. Health Policy and Planning
- Jenny Liu, Emily Treleaven, Caroline Whidden, Saibou Doumbia, Naimatou Kone, Amadou Beydi Cisse, Aly Diop, Mohamed Berthé, Mahamadou Guindo, Brahima Mamadou Koné, Michael P Fay, Ari D Johnson, Kassoum Kayentao. 2024. Home visits versus fixed-site care by community health workers and child survival: a cluster-randomized trial, Mali. Bulletin of the World Health Organization 102(9):639-649.
- Emily Treleaven. 2023. The relationship between extended kin resources and children's healthcare utilization: An analysis of family networks. Social Science & Medicine 321:115720.
- Caroline Whidden, Kassoum Kayentao, Naimatou Koné, Jenny Liu, Mohamed Bana Traoré, Djoumé Diakité, Mama Coumaré, Mohamed Berthé, Mahamadou Guindo, Brian Greenwood, Daniel Chandramohan, Clémence Leyrat, Emily Treleaven, Ari Johnson. 2023. Effects of proactive vs fixed community health care delivery on child health and access to care: a cluster randomised trial secondary endpoint analysis. 13:04047.
- Nadia Diamond-Smith, Adrienne Epstein, Marya G. Zlatnik, Emily Treleaven. 2023. The association between timing in pregnancy of drought and excess rainfall, infant sex, and birthweight: Evidence from Nepal. Environmental Epidemiology 7(5):e263.
- Sarah Compton, Emmanuel Nakua, Cheryl Moyer, Veronica Dzomeku, Emily Treleaven, Easmon Otupiri, Jody Lori. 2023. Contraceptive use by number of living children in Ghana: Evidence from the 2017 maternal health survey. PLOS ONE 18(12):e0295815.
- Melanie S. Askari, Emily Treleaven, Dirgha Jibi Ghimire, William G Axinn, Sabrina Hermosilla. 2022. COVID-19 Worries, Concerns and Mitigation Behaviours: A Snapshot of Nepal during the First Wave. Tropical Medicine & International Health 27(2):165-173.
- Julia M. Porth, Abram L. Wagner, Emily Treleaven, Nancy L. Fleischer, Martin K. Mutua, Thomas M. Braun, Matthew L. Boulton. 2022. Childhood vaccination timeliness following maternal migration to an informal urban settlement in Kenya. Vaccine 40(4):627-639.
- Epstein, Adrienne, Emily Treleaven, Ghimire,Dirgha Jibi, Diamond-Smith, Nadia. 2022. Drought and migration: an analysis of the effects of drought on temporary labor and return migration from a migrant-sending area in Nepal. Population and Environment