Emmanuel Kwabena Tetteh (Emmanuel K Tetteh)

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2021-2024
Publications (10 Years): 5

Top Topics

Health Information

Placebo Controlled

Hiv Infected Patients

Decision Making

Top Venues

Implementation science communications

Journal of medical Internet research

Translational behavioral medicine

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Publications

Emmanuel Kwabena Tetteh, William Effah, Lisa de Las Fuentes, Karen Steger-May, Charles W Goss, David W Dowdy, Mark D Huffman, Makeda J Williams, Veronica Tonwe, Geetha P Bansal, Elvin H Geng, Victor G Dávila-Román, Treva Rice, Kenneth B Schechtman
Dissemination and implementation research coordination and training to improve cardiovascular health in people living with HIV in sub-Saharan Africa: the research coordinating center of the HLB-SIMPLe Alliance. Implementation science communications 5 (1) (2024)
Emmanuel Kwabena Tetteh, William Effah, Lisa de Las Fuentes, Karen Steger-May, Charles W Goss, David W Dowdy, Mark D Huffman, Makeda J Williams, Veronica Tonwe, Geetha P Bansal, Elvin H Geng, Victor G Dávila-Román, Treva Rice, Kenneth B Schechtman
Dissemination and implementation research coordination and training to improve cardiovascular health in people living with HIV in sub-Saharan Africa: the research coordinating center of the HLB-SIMPLe Alliance. Implementation science communications 5 (1) (2024)
Emmanuel Kwabena Tetteh, Elvin H Geng, Mark D Huffman
Developing ethical standards for dissemination and implementation research: a roadmap for consensus and guidance. Implementation science communications 4 (1) (2023)
Emmanuel Kwabena Tetteh, Todd B Combs, Elvin Hsing Geng, Virginia Ruth McKay
Public Health Information Seeking, Trust, and COVID-19 Prevention Behaviors: Cross-sectional Study. Journal of medical Internet research 24 (9) (2022)
Virginia R McKay, Emmanuel Kwabena Tetteh, Miranda J Reid, Lucy M Ingaiza, Todd B Combs
Persistence of inefficient HIV prevention interventions: a mixed-method analysis of the reasons why. Translational behavioral medicine 11 (9) (2021)