New York University · Social ScienceCantrell Cessation Lab
Jennifer Cantrell · New York, New York
Research Focus
Dr. Jennifer Cantrell's lab at NYU focuses on improving smoking cessation strategies specifically for individuals living with HIV. The lab employs innovative approaches to address the unique barriers faced by these smokers in clinical settings. By using a method called Multiphase Optimization Strategy (MOST), the team aims to develop a cost-effective and sustainable smoking cessation package that could improve health outcomes for this vulnerable population.
HIVsmoking cessationpublic healthintervention optimizationclinical care
Research Aims
3AIM 01Assess the effectiveness of smoking cessation strategies among smokers living with HIV.
AIM 02Evaluate the costs and implementation processes of smoking cessation interventions.
AIM 03Identify the most effective components for smoking cessation to ensure they are sustainable and scalable.
Skills the Lab Values
Motivational Interviewingtext messaging for health interventionsfactorial optimization trialscost analysisimplementation science
Output against the department
Publications78bottom 31% of dept.53rd of 77
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Citations2.5kbottom 47% of dept.41st of 77
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