A Research Agenda to Protect Human Health and Build Resilience in the Face of a Changing Climate (2025)
Chapter: APPENDIX D: SURVEY QUESTIONS
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Suggested Citation:
"APPENDIX D: SURVEY QUESTIONS." National Academy of Medicine. 2025. A Research Agenda to Protect Human Health and Build Resilience in the Face of a Changing Climate. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press.
doi: 10.17226/28669.
APPENDIX D
SURVEY QUESTIONS
- Please indicate your specialty area(s) of focus as it relates to climate, health, and equity.
- Select from drop-down list:
- Heat-related illnesses
- Air quality issues
- Infectious diseases
- Mental health impacts
- Urban development
- Socioeconomic inequalities
- Extreme weather
- Human migration and/or displacement
- Effectiveness of policies at various levels (local, national, and global)
- Economics and funding
- Disaster risk reduction
- Reproductive health
- Other – Write in
- Select from drop-down list:
- Have you identified gaps in existing climate, health, and equity research?
- Yes
- No
- Where are the most urgent research gaps that you have identified at the intersection of climate, health, and equity?
- Select from drop-down list:
- Heat-related illnesses
- Air quality issues
- Infectious diseases
- Mental health impacts
- Urban development
- Select from drop-down list:
Suggested Citation:
"APPENDIX D: SURVEY QUESTIONS." National Academy of Medicine. 2025. A Research Agenda to Protect Human Health and Build Resilience in the Face of a Changing Climate. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press.
doi: 10.17226/28669.
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- Socioeconomic inequalities
- Extreme weather
- Human migration and/or displacement
- Effectiveness of policies at various levels (local, national, and global)
- Economics and funding
- Disaster risk reduction
- Food and water-borne illness
- Reproductive health
- Grey literature
- Other – Write in
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- What areas related to climate change, health, and equity do you think need to be included in the research agenda that would help you continue your work?
- Are there specific health outcomes or populations that you feel are often overlooked in discussions of climate change and equity?
- Are there organizations or groups in your community that you think should be involved in research efforts related to climate change, health, and equity?
- How can research findings be communicated and disseminated in ways that are accessible and actionable for policymakers, practitioners, and community members?
- Please use the space below to share the link(s) to key resources that have influenced your work on climate, health, and equity as the NAM builds a resource compendium that will be public facing, community-oriented, and accessible to all.
- Please use this space to share your considerations for the following: What types of resources would you like to see included in the resource compendium? What types of resources would be most helpful for you and your work at the intersection of climate change, health, and equity? What do you envision the resource compendium to look like? Are there specific formats that would make the compendium particularly easy to use and accessible for all? How do you envision yourself and/or colleagues using this resource compendium? How will this inform your work?
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