Rachel P. Chase

Rachel P. Chase's work centers on global public health, particularly designing and evaluating interventions to improve health behaviors and program delivery in low-resource settings. Her studies span topics like HIV prevention (PrEP uptake), vaccine confidence, water/sanitation/hygiene programs, malnutrition treatment, opioid overdose reduction, and youth mental health, often using participatory or human-centered design methods and mixed-methods or trial-based evaluation approaches. Much of the research involves partnerships across countries including Kenya, Lesotho, the Philippines, Malawi, Cambodia, Nepal, and Iraq.

Publication output has grown from a low base earlier in the decade to a steadier pace of roughly 2-6 papers per year since 2020, suggesting sustained and somewhat increasing research activity.

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