Shannon Fuller, MS
Qualitative Analyst
Medicine
School of Medicine

415-502-1000 ext. 66271

Shannon Fuller is a qualitative analyst at the UCSF Center for AIDS Prevention Studies (CAPS) and a member of the teaching faculty for the Institute of Global Health Sciences (IGHS) master’s program. She is an academic advisor for master’s students and teaches a course on qualitative research methods.

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As a qualitative analyst, she works on mixed-method studies focusing on domestic healthcare policy and the evaluation of interventions to improve HIV care outcomes among vulnerable populations. She has over five years of experience conducting and analyzing interviews with program leaders, policy makers, clinicians, and patients.

Prior to joining CAPS, Ms. Fuller worked at the San Francisco Department of Public Health’s City Clinic as a clinical research assistant and with the Human Rights Center at the UC, Berkeley School of Law on an evaluation of safe shelters for refugees and internally displaced persons. Her international work has focused on access to primary care and clean water. Ms. Fuller founded GlobeMed at Rhodes College, developing an on-going partnership with AMOS to implement a water filtration initiative and support community health worker training programs in rural Nicaragua.

Education & Training

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  • MS Global Health Sciences University of California, San Francisco 2012
  • BS Biology Rhodes College 2011
  • Traditional Medicine and Healthcare Systems School for International Training 2010

Interests

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  • Program Evaluation
  • Global Health
  • Patient-Provider Communication
  • Health Policy
  • Human Rights
  • HIV
  • Implementation Science
  • Qualitative Methods
  • Social Determinants of Health
  • Multi-level Interventions
  • Behavioral Health

Websites

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Publications (22)

Top publication keywords:
Emigrants and ImmigrantsTrustPrisonsPatient ParticipationSocial StigmaHIV InfectionsLegal ServicesPrisonersLonelinessDelivery of Health CareAttitude of Health PersonnelHealth Services AccessibilityContinuity of Patient CarePatient-Centered CarePatient Navigation

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