Research
Sociocultural & Structural Inequality
Atticus' research investigates the structural causes and consequences of health inequities related to sociocultural norms, status, and policies among sexual and gender minority (SGM), racial and ethnic minority (REM), disability, and other marginalized communities to inform preventative health interventions and strategies. This work uses a combination of qualitative and quantitative methodologies to address questions of environmental characteristics, health policy, and systemic discrimination to highlight meaningful opportunities to advance health equity in local, national, and global spheres.
Results from his work inform strategies toward systemic and institutional changes that facilitate equity in health care workplaces and education. His work has been featured in public policy initiatives, education campaigns, and professional program interventions.
Areas of Research
Workplace Wellness
Professional Education
LGBTQ+ Population Health
Structural Design
Methodologies
Quantitative
Surveys
Health Records
U.S. Census
Accreditation & Licensing Data
Qualitative
Surveys
Interviews
Oral Histories
Ethnography