@article{farr_ames_2008, title={Using diffusion of innovation theory to encourage the development of a children's health collaborative: A formative evaluation}, volume={13}, ISSN={["1087-0415"]}, DOI={10.1080/10810730802063835}, abstractNote={Lack of access to medical treatment and preventive care affects children's immediate well-being and has potential consequences for their physical and mental health as adults. The study reported in this article was designed as the first step in planning and implementing a communitywide collaborative to work on improving medically underserved children's access to health care. The authors used a two-stage, census-based telephone survey to identify organizations that had contact with medically underserved children and to assess the status of the communication network among them. Although there was no evidence of a functioning network among the organizations surveyed, the results indicate that many organizations would participate in a network and suggest possibilities for developing an organizational network aimed at improving children's access to health care.}, number={4}, journal={JOURNAL OF HEALTH COMMUNICATION}, author={Farr, A. Celeste and Ames, Natalie}, year={2008}, pages={375–388} }
 @article{nabukera_witte_muchunguzi_bajunirwe_batwala_mulogo_farr_barry_salihu_2006, title={Use of postpartum health services in rural Uganda: Knowledge, attitudes and barriers}, volume={31}, ISSN={["0094-5145"]}, DOI={10.1007/s10900-005-9003-3}, number={2}, journal={JOURNAL OF COMMUNITY HEALTH}, author={Nabukera, SK and Witte, K and Muchunguzi, C and Bajunirwe, F and Batwala, VK and Mulogo, EM and Farr, C and Barry, S and Salihu, HM}, year={2006}, month={Apr}, pages={84–93} }
 @book{ames_farr_metelsky_2005, title={Building a child health collaborative: A network analysis}, institution={Raleigh, NC: Institute for Nonprofits, North Carolina State University}, author={Ames, N. and Farr, A. C. and Metelsky, B.}, year={2005} }
 @article{farr_witte_jarato_menard_2005, title={The effectiveness of media use in health education: Evaluation of an HIV/AIDS television campaign in Ethiopia}, volume={10}, ISSN={["1087-0415"]}, DOI={10.1080/10810730590934244}, abstractNote={ABSTRACT An effective vehicle to change behaviors is entertainment education. To demonstrate entertainment education effects, researchers must first indicate that participants have been exposed to their program. Exposure to effective programs has been associated with increases in knowledge about program topics, attitude change, and self-efficacious perceptions. The purpose of this study was to develop and test a new exposure technique that accurately and precisely determines direct exposure levels to Ethiopia's Journey of Life. Overall, the study found very high listenership, storyline recall, liking of the program, and strong desire to change behavior while maintaining low error rates in terms of verbatim recall of storylines and reported listenership to a fictitious program.}, number={3}, journal={JOURNAL OF HEALTH COMMUNICATION}, author={Farr, AC and Witte, K and Jarato, K and Menard, T}, year={2005}, pages={225–235} }