Carolyn J. Gibson
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Carolyn J. Gibson, PhD, MPH, is a health services researcher whose work focuses on women’s health, particularly within the Veterans Health Administration. Her research addresses critical gaps in understanding reproductive health care and health outcomes among women veterans, a rapidly growing population. Her most-cited study, “Trends in hysterectomy rates among women veterans in the US Department of Veterans Affairs” (2017, 24 citations), provides foundational evidence on surgical trends and disparities in this group, highlighting the need for tailored care and policy adjustments. Beyond this, Gibson’s contributions extend to examining mental health comorbidities, menopause, and chronic disease management in women veterans, often integrating epidemiological methods with clinical insights. Her work has informed VA clinical guidelines and sparked further investigations into gender-specific health care delivery. With a growing citation impact, Gibson is recognized for advancing equity in veteran health services, making her a key voice in women’s health research.
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