ACTSI Investigator Dr. Paula Frew in the News

Paula Frew, PhD, MA, MPH 
Dr. Frew is an Assistant Professor of Medicine in the Division of Infectious Diseases, a CFAR investigator in the Department of Behavioral Sciences and Health Education, and an ACTSI investigator, Emory University. As a research investigator, she explores the spectrum of community participatory outcomes related to HIV biomedical prevention research such as population willingness to participate, recruitment and retention issues, health messaging and communication about HIV/AIDS, clinical research, and assessing prevention product acceptability. In her free time, Dr. Frew loves writing screenplays and film directing. Read more

Recent Publication: Frew PM et al. “Influenza vaccination acceptance among diverse pregnant women and its impact on infant immunization.” Hum Vaccin Immunother 2013 Oct 30;9(12). [Epub ahead of print] 

Frew received an NIH R03 award for “Delivering a ‘Dose of Hope’: A Faith-Based Program to Increase Older African American’s Participation in Clinical Research” and was recently awarded a small grant to participate as a faculty fellow in the Community Engaged Learning Faculty Fellows program.

Emory News Center | Effective messaging could lead to more flu shots for pregnant women and children
November 19, 2013