Eric Green
Associate Professor of the Practice of Global Health
Green is an Associate Professor of the Practice of Global Health at DGHI. His primary research interest is how technology can improve health and health systems in low-income settings. He has collaborated with colleagues on studies in Kenya, Zimbabwe, Liberia, Rwanda, Nepal, and Nigeria. His research portfolio spans from formative work on human centered design to impact evaluations of individual and group interventions. Green holds a doctorate in Clinical-Community Psychology from the University of South Carolina. He teaches several courses in the undergraduate and MSc programs, including a course on Global Health Research. His textbook and course materials are available at themethodsection.com.
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Johnson SL, Rieder A, Green EP, Finnegan A, Chase RM, Zayzay J, et al. Parenting in a conflict-affected setting: Discipline practices, parent-child interactions, and parenting stress in Liberia. Journal of Family Psychology : Jfp : Journal of the Division of Family Psychology of the American Psychological Association (Division 43). 2023 Apr;37(3):283–94.Qiu X, Wu Y, Sun Y, Levis B, Tian J, Boruff JT, et al. Individual participant data meta-analysis to compare EPDS accuracy to detect major depression with and without the self-harm item. Scientific Reports. 2023 Mar;13(1):4026.Johnson SL, Kim ET, Rieder AD, Green EP, Finnegan A, Chase RM, et al. Pathways from parent mental health to child outcomes in Liberia: Testing cross-sectional and longitudinal serial mediation models. Ssm Mental Health. 2022 Dec 1;2.Schmidt CN, Puffer ES, Broverman S, Warren V, Green EP. Is social-ecological risk associated with individual HIV risk beliefs and behaviours?: An analysis of Kenyan adolescents' local communities and activity spaces. Global Public Health. 2022 Dec;17(12):3670–85.
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