Brian G. Southwell

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How health risk communication best practices can improve community flood risk communication

Teaching medical students to communicate risks like military intelligence analysts

Patient-provider communication and colorectal cancer screening completion using multi-target stool DNA testing

A model for supporting biomedical and public health researcher use of publicly available <i>All of Us</i> data at Historically Black Colleges and Universities

Provider communication contributes to colorectal cancer screening intention through improving screening outcome expectancies and perceived behavioral control

Identifying credible sources of health information in social media: Phase 2—Considerations for non-accredited nonprofit organizations, for-profit entities, and individual sources

Attitudes and experiential factors associated with completion of mt-sDNA test kit for colorectal cancer screening

Patient-provider communication factors associated with mt-sDNA screening for colorectal cancer

Health misinformation exposure and health disparities: Observations and opportunities

Provider communication contributes to colorectal cancer screening intention through improving screening outcome expectancies and perceived behavioral control

Equipping health professions educators to better address medical misinformation

Psychosocial, behavioral, and communication factors associated with completion of the mt-sDNA test for colorectal cancer screening.

Can local TV news affect parents' perceptions of parenting and child development research?: Evidence from the positive parenting newsfeed project

Defining and measuring scientific misinformation

Science and technology: Public perceptions, awareness, and information sources

How misinformation research can mask relationship gaps that undermine public health response

The impact of interactive advertising on consumer engagement, recall, and understanding: A scoping systematic review for informing regulatory science

Measuring everyday life: Talking about research and why it matters

An empirical procedure to evaluate misinformation rejection and deception in mediated communication contexts

Provider response and follow-up to parental declination of HPV vaccination