Search Results - "Kissler, Neha"

Disclosing and Reporting of Consent Violations Among Kink Practitioners in the United States by Bowling, Jessamyn, Wright, Susan, Benson, J. Kevin, McCabe, Sean, Mennicke, Annelise, Willard, Jessica, Kissler, Neha, Good, Haley, Moody, Brianna, Stambaugh, Russell, Cramer, Robert J.

“…Kink practitioners are marginalized and experience adverse health and social outcomes, which are exacerbated by consent violations. This study aims to…”
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A Systematic Review of Validated Measures of U.S.-Based Bystander Intervention-Related Constructs by Mennicke, Annelise, Montanaro, Erika, Bowling, Jessamyn, Tirunagari, Anvi, Williams, Madi, Jules, Bridget N., Campbell, Sydney, Carlson, Hannah, Farris, Shayna, McClare, Victoria, Kissler, Neha, McGonagle, Alyssa, Pruneda, Phoebe, Haley, Gabrielle, McMahon, Sarah, Correia, Christopher J., Meehan, Erin, Benson, J. Kevin, Willard, Jessica, Post, Abigail, McCabe, Sean, Coates, C. Austin, Sotiroff, Alexa

“…This review aimed to identify U.S.-based, construct-validated measures of bystander intervention. Following PRISMA-P guidelines, electronic databases were…”
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Collectives for Care: Perspectives of Providers and Community Members in Transgender Health Care in a Southern U.S. City by Zarwell, Meagan, Bowling, Jessamyn, Gunn, Laura H, Kissler, Neha, McComas, Megan, Patton, Alexandra, Ragunathan, Roshna, Brown, Rhett

“…Affirming and accessible health care may improve health outcomes for trans individuals in the U.S. We explored strategies to improve affirming care for trans…”
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The bystander intervention for problematic alcohol use model (BIPAUM) by Mennicke, Annelise, Bowling, Jessamyn, Montanaro, Erika, Williams, Madi, Carlson, Hannah, McClare, Victoria, Meehan, Erin A, Temple, Jasmine, Jules, Bridget N, Tirunagari, Anvi, Kissler, Neha, Pruneda, Phoebe, Mathews, Keshawn S, Haley, Gabrielle, Brienzo, Michael J, McMillan, Iris F, Yoder, Anna, Mesaeh, Casey, Correia, Christopher, McMahon, Sarah

“…: The study aimed to identify phases of bystander intervention (BI) for problematic alcohol use (PAU) among college students. : Twenty focus groups and nine…”
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