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Merissa Ferrara

College of Charleston

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Department Of Communication

NoneMerissa Ferrara is currently serving as a Communication faculty at College of Charleston.

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College of Charleston

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public health communication health communication psychology behavioral sciences interpersonal communication telehealth women's health deception detection rural health maternal health adolescent health family planning reproductive health health technology communication research telepresence telecare ehealth rural south carolina preventive medicine cancer care higher education positive behavior interventions applied psychology women's studies narrative information forensics health planning health systems bias detection disinformation detection fraud detection signal detection adolescent medicine adolescence hormonal contraceptives oral contraceptives fertility policy correctional practice mating psychology intervention mechanism evidence-based practice evidence-based interventions bystander intervention implementation science connected health consumer health model dissemination parent leadership dietary health health literacy personality psychology social marketing quasi-experiments wireless telemedicine telerehabilitation detect lies health risks social sides collective efficacy contraceptive access risk factors formative research pregnancy ambivalence relational outcomes qualitative study women ’ memorable messages obsessive relational intrusion south carolina case study

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You Have Options: Implementing and Evaluating a Contraceptive Choice Social Marketing Campaign. Medicine Access Point of Care (2021)

Beth SundstromAndrea L DeMariaMerissa FerraraStephanie MeierKerri VygeDeborah BillingsDee DiBonaBridget M McLernon Sykes

health policyhealth planningsocial marketingmedicinefamily planningmarketing

Evaluating the Whoops Proof S.C. Campaign: A Pair-Matched Group Pretest–Posttest Quasi-Experimental Study. Maternal and Child Health Journal (2019)

Beth SundstromDeborah BillingsEllie SmithMerissa FerraraBill AlbertKatherine Suellentrop

health policypublic healthpediatricsquasi-experimentsimplementation researchmaternal health

Fulfilling the Promise of Telemedicine: A Case Study of South Carolina. Health Behavior and Policy Review (2019)

health policydigital healthsouth carolinacase studytelepresencewireless telemedicinetechnologytelecaretelehealthhealth technologyhealth systemstelerehabilitationmedical ethics

“People Are Struggling in This Area:” a Qualitative Study of Women’s Perspectives of Telehealth in Rural South Carolina. Women & Health (2019)

rural south carolinawomen's studiesgender studiestelepresenceconnected healthcommunity engagementtelecaretelehealthhealth technologyqualitative studynursingehealthwomen ’rural healthqualitative researchfamily medicinecommunity-engaged research

“the Closer, the Better:” the Role of Telehealth in Increasing Contraceptive Access Among Women in Rural South Carolina. Maternal and Child Health Journal (2019)

Beth SundstromAndrea L. DeMariaMerissa FerraraStephanie MeierDeborah Billings

rural south carolinapublic healthwomen's healthreproductive healthtelehealthcontraceptive accessrural healthmaternal health

It’s Your Place: Development and Evaluation of an Evidence-Based Bystander Intervention Campaign. Health Communication (2017)

health communicationpublic healthbehavior change (public health)intervention mechanismevidence-based practiceevidence-based interventionsbystander interventioncommunity engagementpositive behavior interventionsapplied psychologyimplementation researchimplementation sciencepsychology

Integrating Pregnancy Ambivalence and Effectiveness in Contraceptive Choice. Health Communication (2016)

hormonal contraceptiveswomen's healthoral contraceptivesabortionreproductive healthfertility policygynecologypregnancy ambivalencefamily planning

Models of Health: Exploring Memorable Messages Received From Parents About Diet and Exercise. Journal of Communications In Healthcare (2016)

Elizabeth Dorrance HallAmanda Ruth-McSwainMerissa Ferrara

health communicationhealth promotionpublic healthscientific communicationconsumer healthadolescent healthnarrativemodel disseminationmemorable messagescommunicationparent leadershipdietary healthhealth literacyinterpersonal communicationjournalism

Managing Fear to Promote Healthy Change. (2012)

Talk to Take: Multivitamin Usage in College-Aged Women. Journal of Communications In Healthcare (2011)

Merissa FerraraJenifer KopfmanElizabeth Dorrance HallElana NavonKala Septor

health communicationpublic healthhealth services researchwomen's healthmultivitamin usagecommunicationehealthcollege-aged womenjournalism

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Merissa Ferrara

College of Charleston

Affiliations

Department Of Communication

NoneMerissa Ferrara is currently serving as a Communication faculty at College of Charleston.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Merissa Ferrara

College of Charleston

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

You Have Options: Implementing and Evaluating a Contraceptive Choice Social Marketing Campaign. Medicine Access Point of Care (2021)

Beth SundstromAndrea L DeMariaMerissa FerraraStephanie MeierKerri VygeDeborah BillingsDee DiBonaBridget M McLernon Sykes

health policyhealth planningsocial marketingmedicinefamily planningmarketing

Evaluating the Whoops Proof S.C. Campaign: A Pair-Matched Group Pretest–Posttest Quasi-Experimental Study. Maternal and Child Health Journal (2019)

Beth SundstromDeborah BillingsEllie SmithMerissa FerraraBill AlbertKatherine Suellentrop

health policypublic healthpediatricsquasi-experimentsimplementation researchmaternal health

Fulfilling the Promise of Telemedicine: A Case Study of South Carolina. Health Behavior and Policy Review (2019)

health policydigital healthsouth carolinacase studytelepresencewireless telemedicinetechnologytelecaretelehealthhealth technologyhealth systemstelerehabilitationmedical ethics

“People Are Struggling in This Area:” a Qualitative Study of Women’s Perspectives of Telehealth in Rural South Carolina. Women & Health (2019)

“the Closer, the Better:” the Role of Telehealth in Increasing Contraceptive Access Among Women in Rural South Carolina. Maternal and Child Health Journal (2019)

Beth SundstromAndrea L. DeMariaMerissa FerraraStephanie MeierDeborah Billings

rural south carolinapublic healthwomen's healthreproductive healthtelehealthcontraceptive accessrural healthmaternal health

It’s Your Place: Development and Evaluation of an Evidence-Based Bystander Intervention Campaign. Health Communication (2017)

Integrating Pregnancy Ambivalence and Effectiveness in Contraceptive Choice. Health Communication (2016)

hormonal contraceptiveswomen's healthoral contraceptivesabortionreproductive healthfertility policygynecologypregnancy ambivalencefamily planning

Models of Health: Exploring Memorable Messages Received From Parents About Diet and Exercise. Journal of Communications In Healthcare (2016)

Elizabeth Dorrance HallAmanda Ruth-McSwainMerissa Ferrara

Managing Fear to Promote Healthy Change. (2012)

Talk to Take: Multivitamin Usage in College-Aged Women. Journal of Communications In Healthcare (2011)

Merissa FerraraJenifer KopfmanElizabeth Dorrance HallElana NavonKala Septor

health communicationpublic healthhealth services researchwomen's healthmultivitamin usagecommunicationehealthcollege-aged womenjournalism

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