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Jeffrey A. Kelly, PhD

Professor and Director, CAIR

Locations

  • Medical College of Wisconsin
    Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine
    Center for AIDS Intervention Research

Contact Information

Education

PhD, Clinical Psychology; University of Kentucky, Lexington
MA, Clinical Psychology; University of Kentucky, Lexington
BA, Psychology; Case Western Reserve University

Biography

Dr. Kelly has devoted his attention almost exclusively to HIV/AIDS behavioral research since the mid-1980s within the areas of HIV primary prevention interventions, interventions to reduce adverse health consequences among infected persons, and research related to the transfer of HIV prevention research advances to AIDS service providers. He has evaluated interventions carried out at the level of individuals, groups, social networks, and communities with a variety of vulnerable populations

Research Interests

Dr. Kelly has devoted his attention almost exclusively to HIV/AIDS behavioral research since the mid-1980s within the areas of HIV primary prevention interventions, interventions to reduce adverse health consequences among infected persons, and research related to the transfer of HIV prevention research advances to AIDS service providers. He has evaluated interventions carried out at the level of individuals, groups, social networks, and communities with a variety of vulnerable populations.

Publications

Publications of Jeffrey A. Kelly PhD from the Faculty Collaboration Database

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