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I am particularly interested in addressing racial and ethnic disparties in health outcomes and access to services. Health education and communication programs provide opportunities to reach communities and individuals who lack access to information and services.
Karen A. Hartfield
Lecturer

Ms. Hartfield teaches Health Communication in the Extended Degree Program and guest lectures in other health behavior/health promotion courses in SBS. She is a HIV prevention planner for Public Health - Seattle & King County and has worked in HIV prevention, asthma prevention and family planning in public health settings for the past 20 years.

Research Interests:
Effectiveness of health behavior/health promotion interventions

Contact Information

email:   karen.hartfield@kingcounty.gov

address:
Public Health - Seattle & King County
400 Yesler Way, Suite 300
Seattle, WA 98104

voice:   206-205-8056

Education

MPH   University of North Carolina, 1986   (Maternal and Child Health)
BA   Harvard University, 1982   (Psychology)

Teaching   (Department of Health Services Courses)

  • HSERV 504   (Extended MPH Program)
    Health Communication
  • HSERV 591
    COPHP PBL Core Curriculum - Year 1
  • HSERV 595
    Practicum/Field Work in Community Medicine

Recent Publications



Alstead M, Campsmith M, Halley CS, Hartfield K, Goldbaum G, Wood RW. Developing, implementing, and evaluating a condom promotion program targeting sexually active adolescents. AIDS Educ Prev. 1999 Dec;11(6):497-512.  PMID: 10693646


Dawson C, Hartfield K. Developing a cost-effective media campaign addressing unprotected anal sex among gay men. AIDS Educ Prev. 1996 Aug;8(4):285-93.  PMID: 8874646


Dissertation, Thesis & Capstone Committees (recent HSERV graduates)

2011
Chair, capstone for Laila Saliba
Formative research on the feasibility of web-based communication in a school-based health center

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