Rate My Professor Chris Robbins

Robbins is a prolific researcher specializing in health behavior and gerontology, with expertise in health outcomes, acute and chronic injuries in older adults, injury prevention, active aging, and determinants of unintentional injury and interpersonal violence. He has collaborated with major agencies including the Department of Defense, Food and Drug Administration, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and National Institutes of Health. His scholarly output includes over 80 peer-reviewed manuscripts and abstracts, as well as more than 100 peer-reviewed presentations (18 international, 72 national, 28 regional). Key publications include "Promoting harm reduction in rural South Dakota utilizing an interdisciplinary consortium" (JAPhA, 2023), "Opioid use reduced in trauma patients after implementation of multimodal pain protocol" (JSR, 2023), "The influence of the COVID-19 pandemic on pediatric firearm injuries" (Pediatrics, 2021), and "Surgical versus nonsurgical management of rotator cuff tears: A matched-pair analysis" (JBJS, 2019). His work has garnered 1358 citations, an h-index of 19, i10-index of 28, and a mean journal impact factor of 3.0.