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Susan M Kiene

Adjunct Professor

Brown University

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School of Public Health

Department of Behavioral and Social Sciences

Susan M Kiene is currently serving as a Behavioral And Social Sciences Adjunct Professor at Brown University.

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Susan M Kiene

Brown University

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public health hiv global health health policy mental health behavioral sciences rural uganda harm reduction health services research health psychology rural health criminology sexual health women's health adolescent health correctional practice community health alcohol use behavioral health regional studies infection control behavioral research women's studies social epidemiology south africa intimate partner violence qualitative study counseling psychology feminist criminology respiratory medicine reproductive health canadian studies addiction medicine men's studies sexual behavior addictive behaviors tropical medicine migration studies adolescent psychology adolescence adolescent medicine disease prevention alcohol misuse alcohol abuse treatment and prevention psychosocial research human sexuality patient experience mental health interventions feminist perspectives indigenous peoples daily diary study ugandan fishing communities systematic review health prevention deception detection risk communication immunopathology evidence-based interventions community mental health cultural psychology human-wildlife relationships alcohol dependence healthcare provision drug treatment self-efficacy theory clinical evidence epidemiologic research hiv-positive individuals unprotected sex daily process study male fisherfolk hiv care alcohol consumption sub-saharan african settings lake victoria hiv intervention hiv prevention international health preventive healthcare preventive medicine behavior change (public health)

Notable Scholarly Works

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Associations Between Alcohol Use, Antiretroviral Therapy Use, and Viral Load Suppression Among People Living With Hiv in Rural Central Uganda. AIDS and Behavior (2024)

Adriane WynnKatelyn M SileoKatherine Schmarje CrockettRose NaiginoMichael EdiauNicolas A MenziesSeth C KalichmanRhoda K WanyenzeNatasha K MartinSusan M Kiene

rural healthhivmedical sociologyantiretroviral therapy usecommunity healthviral load suppressionrespiratory medicinealcohol usepublic healthrural central ugandahealth sciencesepidemiologybehavioral health

Effects of a Community‐Based, Multi‐Level Family Planning Intervention on Theoretically Grounded Intermediate Outcomes for Couples in Rural Uganda: Results From a Mixed Methods Pilot Evaluation. British Journal of Health Psychology (2024)

Katelyn M. SileoChristine MuhumuzaRhoda K. WanyenzeTrace S. KershawBrooke EllerbeSuyapa MuñozSamuel SekamatteHaruna LuleSusan M. Kiene

community developmentcommunity engagementrural ugandacommunity healthcommunity planningmaternal healthcommunity buildinghealth psychologybehavioral sciencespublic healthintermediate outcomeshealth sciencesfamily planning

Evaluating Imputation Methods to Improve Prediction Accuracy for an Hiv Study in Uganda. Stats (2024)

Nadia B. MendozaChii-Dean LinSusan M. KieneNicolas A. MenziesRhoda K. WanyenzeKatherine A. SchmarjeRose NaiginoMichael EdiauSeth C. KalichmanBarbara A. Bailey

hivstatistical methodologybiostatisticsimputation methodsprediction accuracypublic healthstatistical analysishiv studystatistics

Prevalence of Alcohol Use by Gender and Hiv Status in Rural Uganda. PLoS ONE (2024)

Adriane WynnKatelyn M. SileoKatherine Schmarje CrockettRose NaiginoMichael EdiauRhoda K. WanyenzeNoah KiwanukaNatasha K. MartinSusan M. Kiene

rural healthrural ugandahiv statuscanadian studiesgender studiesregional studiesindigenous peoplesalcohol usepublic healthhealth sciences

“the Burden is Upon Your Shoulders to Feed and Take Care of Your Children, Not Religion or Culture”: Qualitative Evaluation of Participatory Community Dialogues to Promote Family Planning’s Holistic Benefits and Reshape Community Norms on Family Success in Rural Uganda. Contraception and Reproductive Medicine (2024)

Katelyn M. SileoChristine MuhumuzaDoreen TuhebweSuyapa MuñozRhoda K. WanyenzeTrace S. KershawSamuel SekamatteHaruna LuleSusan M. Kiene

community healthcommunity planningmaternal healthqualitative evaluationqualitative researchreproductive healthrural healthcommunity engagementpublic healthhealth planningfamily planningrural ugandaparticipatory community dialoguesfamily successhealth sciencesrural culturereproductive medicineholistic benefitsrural developmentanthropology

The Social, Cultural, and Health Context of Controlling Behavior and Emotional Intimate Partner Violence Among Adolescent Girls and Young Women Living With Human Immunodeficiency Virus in Uganda: A Qualitative Study. Women s Health (2024)

Ijeoma Nwabuzor OgbonnayaMolly NantongoRose NaiginoFlavio F MarsigliaJamila K StockmanJanet NakiguddeRhoda K WanyenzeWendee M WechsbergSusan M Kiene

health inequalitiesqualitative studyqualitative researchhuman immunodeficiency virusfamily violenceviolence against womeninterpersonal violencesocial determinants of healthdomestic violencepublic healthadolescent healthsexual healthepidemiologyqualitative sociologydating violencewomen's healthadolescent girlsviolent behaviorglobal healthhealth contexthuman behavioryoung womenpartner violence

“You Know, It Feels Like You Can Trust Them”: Mixed Methods Implementation Research to Inform the Scale Up of a Health Disparities-Responsive Covid-19 School Testing Program. Implementation Science Communications (2024)

Susan M. KieneAmanda P. MillerDoreen TuhebweDiego A. CeballosCynthia N. SanchezJamie MoodyLynnette FamaniaRichard Vernon MooreEyal OrenCorinne McDaniels-Davidson

implementation sciencemixed-methods researchimplementation researchpublic health

A Pilot Quasi-Experimental Controlled Trial of a Community-Based, Multilevel Family Planning Intervention for Couples in Rural Uganda: Evidence of Feasibility, Acceptability, and Effect on Contraceptive Uptake Among Those With an Unmet Need for Family Planning. Contraception (2023)

Katelyn M. SileoChristine MuhumuzaRhoda K. WanyenzeTrace S. KershawSamuel SekamatteHaruna LuleSusan M. Kiene

global healthrural ugandaunmet needcontraceptive uptakematernal healthpublic healthhealth sciencesfamily planning

A Psychometric Evaluation and a Framework Test of the Hiv Stigma Mechanisms Scale Among a Population-Based Sample of Men and Women Living With Hiv in Central Uganda. AIDS and Behavior (2023)

Alexandra AlmeidaIjeoma Nwabuzor OgbonnayaRhoda K. WanyenzeKatherine Schmarje CrockettMichael EdiauRose NaiginoChii-Dean LinSusan M. Kiene

hiv stigma mechanismshivbehavioral researchharm reductionstatisticsepidemiologic researchvulnerable patient populationscentral ugandapopulation healthpsychometricspublic healthframework testpsychometric evaluationsexual healthpopulation-based samplesurvival analysispopulation studiesstigmahealth psychologysocial epidemiologyhealth sciences

At-Home Versus Onsite Covid-19 School-Based Testing: A Randomized Noninferiority Trial. PEDIATRICS (2023)

Susan M. KieneCorinne McDaniels-DavidsonChii-Dean LinTasi RodriguezNicole ChrisRebecca BravoVernon MooreTom SnyderMarisela Arechiga-RomeroLynnette Famania-MartinezJennifer CarbucciaRachel Pinuelas-MorineauEyal Oren

covid-19pediatricspublic healthrandomized noninferiority trialclinical trials

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