Sarah Isquick, BS

University of California, San Francisco
Philip R. Lee Institute for Health Policy Studies
3333 California Street, Suite 265
San Francisco, CA
USA 94118
Email: Sarah.Isquick@ucsf.edu

Papers:
4061.0 Looking beyond structural processes: Neighborhood effects in communities with elevated and declining teen birth rates 4061.0 California hot spots study: An innovative mixed-methods approach to neighborhood level factors affecting teenage pregnancy 4061.0 “you don't want to mess up your own body:” barriers to family planning clinic use among adolescents in California