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Mari Millery
Assistant Professor of Clinical of Sociomedical Sciences
and:Evaluation Director, New York/New Jersey AIDS Education & Training Center
Biography:
Dr. Mari Millery practices evaluation of health programs and conducts research on use of information technologies and health information seeking. She directs evaluation of the New York/New Jersey AIDS Education and Training Center and the New York City-Long Island-Lower Tri-County Public Health Training Center. Her evaluation work spans government programs and non-profit agencies. For example, she has several recent projects with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society?s Information Resource Center. Dr. Millery?s current research explores facets of information seeking, including adolescents? online health information use, health professionals? access to evidence in their field, and interventions to address health information disparities. She also has expertise in needs assessment, and its use to inform design of health programs and technology-based interventions.
Education & Training:
PhD, City University New York, 2000
MA, City University New York, 1995
BA, City College New York, 1992
Affiliation(s):
Mailman School Affiliations:
University Affiliations:
Additional Affiliations:
- Member, American Public Health Association
- Member, American Psychological Association
- Member, American Evaluation Association
- Member, American Medical Informatics Association
Honors and Awards:
- Gardner Murphy Award, 1992
- Calderone Junior Faculty Research Prize, 2007
- Teach-nology Fellow, 2010
Selected
New York City
Activities:
New York City
Activities:
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New York CIty - Long Island - Lower Tri-County Public Health Training Center
Project URL: http://lowernysphtc.org
Dr. Millery is the Evaluator of the NYC-LI-LTC PHTC. The Center is a continuing education and training resource for public health professionals in the region.
New York/New Jersey AIDS Education & Training Center
Project URL: http://nynjaetc.org
Dr. Millery is the Evaluation Director of the NY/NJ AETC. The AETC provides HIV-related training and continuing education to health professionals in NY and NJ.
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
Project URL: http://lls.org
Dr. Millery does program evaluation and research with the Information Resource Center of the LLS. LLS is a voluntary health agency that supports blood cancer research and provides information and support services to blood cancer patients and family members.
Selected Publications:
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Millery, M., Vazquez, S., Walther, V., Humphrey, N., Schlecht, J. & Van Devanter, N. "Pregnancies in perinatally HIV-infected young women and implications for care and service programs" Journal of the Association of Nurses in AIDS Care 23(1) 41-51 2012
Millery, M., Shelley, D., Wu, D., Ferrari, P., Tseng, T., & Kopal, H. "Qualitative evaluation to explain success of multifaceted technology-driven hypertension intervention" American Journal of Managed Care 17(12) SP95-201 2011
Shelley, D., Tseng, T., Matthews, A., Wu, D., Ferrari, P., Cohen, A., Millery, M. & Kopal H. "A technology-driven intervention to improve hypertension outcomes in community health centers" American Journal of Managed Care 17(12) SP103-111 2011
Millery, M, Kukafka, R. "Reducing disparities in healthcare quality in under-resourced settings using health information technology: a literature review" Medical Care Research and Review 2010
Kukafka, R., Millery, M. & Chan C. "Assessing the need for an online decision-support tool to promote evidence based practices of psychosocial counseling in HIV care" AIDS Care 21 2009
Magnus, M., Herwehe, J., Proescholdbell, R.J., Lombard, F., Cajina, A., Dastur, Z., Millery, M., Sabundayo, B.P. "Guidelines for effective integration of information technology in the care of HIV-infected populations" Journal of Public Health Management and Practice 13(1) 39-48 2007
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