Ann Robbins
Texas Department of State Health Services
7 Papers
49 Citations
Ann Robbins is an academic researcher from Texas Department of State Health Services. The author has contributed to research in topics: Psychological intervention & Men who have sex with men. The author has an hindex of 5, co-authored 7 publications.
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Papers
Adaptation and Implementation of an Evidence–Based Prevention Counseling Intervention in Texas
Jeffrey C. Hitt,Ann Robbins,Jennifer Galbraith,Jay D. Todd,Alpa Patel–Larson,Jenny R. McFarlane,Pilgrim Spikes,James W. Carey +7 more
TL;DR: Challenges identified through semistructured interviews with counselors and supervisors included serving non-English-speaking and low-risk clients, mastery of the protocol, the amount of time required for QA, and implementation in settings with severe time constraints.
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Bridging data and decision making: development of techniques for improving the HIV prevention community planning process.
Richard A. Jenkins,Ann Robbins,Kevin Cranston,Kim Batchelor,Anne C. Freeman,Abigail R. Averbach,Hortensia Amaro,Allison C. Morrill,Susan M. Blake,Jennifer A. Logan,James W. Carey +10 more
TL;DR: Assessments of community planning in Massachusetts and Texas were used to develop tools for increasing the use of data by HIV prevention community planning groups (CPGs) and prevention providers while also increasing participation of CPG members.
Estimating the Number of Men Who Have Sex with Men by Race/Ethnicity at the County Level in Texas
TL;DR: This analysis presents a method for estimating the population of men who have sex with men (MSM) at the county and metropolitan area level in Texas using three modified models developed by Lieb et al.
Formative assessment of use of behavioral data in HIV prevention: Texas.
TL;DR: A formative assessment was conducted with Texas HIV prevention community planning group members, prevention provider staff, and supervisors of those staff to better understand how to enhance their use of epidemiologic and behavioral data in the selection and prioritization of prevention interventions.
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After the innovation: outcomes from the Texas behavioral data project.
TL;DR: The tools and structural intervention methods of this project were diffused and had an impact on the use of behavioral data by community planning groups and HIV prevention providers.
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