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D-Index
42
Citations
7471
World Ranking
7549
National Ranking
4064

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Suzanne Pingree is affiliated with the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the United States. The available information does not specify particular research papers, co-authors, publication venues, or fields of study associated with this scientist.

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Best Publications

  • Effect of computer support on younger women with breast cancer.

    David H. Gustafson;Robert Hawkins;Suzanne Pingree;Fiona McTavish

  • Health Information, Credibility, Homophily, and Influence via the Internet: Web Sites Versus Discussion Groups

    Zuoming Wang;Joseph B. Walther;Suzanne Pingree;Robert P. Hawkins

  • Advancing communication science : merging mass and interpersonal processes

    Robert P. Hawkins;John M. Wiemann;Suzanne Pingree

  • Impact of surgery and chemotherapy on the quality of life of younger women with breast carcinoma: a prospective study

    Neeraj K. Arora;David H. Gustafson;Robert P. Hawkins;B S Fiona McTavish

  • Experiences of women with breast cancer: exchanging social support over the CHESS computer network.

    Bret R. Shaw;Fiona McTavish;Robert Hawkins;David H. Gustafson

  • CHESS: 10 Years of Research and Development in Consumer Health Informatics for Broad Populations, Including the Underserved

    David H Gustafson;Robert P Hawkins;Eric W Boberg;Fiona McTavish

  • Interplay of Negative Emotion and Health Self-Efficacy on the Use of Health Information and Its Outcomes

    Sun Young Lee;Hyunseo Hwang;Robert P. Hawkins;Suzanne Pingree

  • UNIFORM MESSAGES AND HABITUAL VIEWING: UNNECESSARY ASSUMPTIONS IN SOCIAL REALITY EFFECTS

    Robert P. Hawkins;Suzanne Pingree

  • Internet‐Based Interactive Support for Cancer Patients: Are Integrated Systems Better?

    David H. Gustafson;Robert Hawkins;Fiona McTavish;Suzanne Pingree

  • Effects of insightful disclosure within computer mediated support groups on women with breast cancer.

    Bret R. Shaw;Robert Hawkins;Fiona McTavish;Suzanne Pingree

  • Barriers to information access, perceived health competence, and psychosocial health outcomes: test of a mediation model in a breast cancer sample

    Neeraj K. Arora;Pauley Johnson;David H. Gustafson;Fiona McTavish

  • Some Processes in the Cultivation Effect

    Robert P. Hawkins;Suzanne Pingree

  • Randomized clinical trial of an Internet-based versus brief office intervention for adolescent smoking cessation

    Christi A. Patten;Ivana T. Croghan;Tracy M. Meis;Paul A. Decker

  • Attributes of Interactive Online Health Information Systems

    Joseph B Walther;Suzanne Pingree;Robert P Hawkins;David B Buller

  • The use and impact of a computer-based support system for people living with AIDS and HIV infection.

    D. H. Gustafson;R. P. Hawkins;E. W. Boberg;E. Bricker

  • Interpersonal communication and rape: women acknowledge their assaults.

    R A Botta;S Pingree

  • Development, Acceptance, and Use Patterns of a Computer-Based Education and Social Support System for People Living With AIDS/HIV Infection

    Eric W. Boberg;David H. Gustafson;Robert P. Hawkins;Chien Lung Chan

  • The Value of Theory for Enhancing and Understanding e-Health Interventions

    Suzanne Pingree;Robert Hawkins;Tim Baker;Lori DuBenske

  • Expressing Positive Emotions within Online Support Groups by Women with Breast Cancer

    Jeong Yeob Han;Bret R. Shaw;Robert P. Hawkins;Suzanne Pingree

  • A Scale for Sexism

    Suzanne Pingree;Robert Parker Hawkins;Matilda Butler;William Paisley

  • Searching for Cognitive Processes in the Cultivation Effect Adult and Adolescent Samples in the United States and Australia

    Robert P. Hawkins;Suzanne Pingree;Ilya Adler

Frequent Co-Authors

Fiona McTavish
Fiona McTavish University of Wisconsin–Madison
Joseph B. Walther
Joseph B. Walther University of California, Santa Barbara
Mary Anne Fitzpatrick
Mary Anne Fitzpatrick University of Wisconsin–Madison

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