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Member Information
Anne M. Teitelman, PhD CRNP
Assistant Professor, Center for Health Disparities Research
School of Nursing
University of Pennsylvania
Office Phone: 215-898-1910
Office Fax: 215-573-9193
Email: teitelm@nursing.upenn.edu
Education: BA, Vassar College; MSN Yale University; PhD, Universtiy of Michigan
Keywords: adolescents, sexual risk, intimate partner violence, HIV prevention, ecological approach
Research and/or Clinical interests:
Dr. Teitelman is interested in HIV prevention among adolescents and in understanding intimate partner violence as an HIV risk factor. She is interested in developing prevention interventions that involve youth, parents, schools and health care and other service providers, with a particular focus on economically disadvantaged minority girls.
Research Summary:
One of Dr. Teitelman's current projects involves examining partner factors (abuse, control, communication) and family factors (parental monitoring, maternal gender norms) on HIV risk among Hispanic and African-American adolescent girls. In another funded project, she is investigating health disparities as well as family protective factors (such as connectedness) of intimate partner violence among adolescents. She is also co-investigator for a CDC funded study examining precursors to youth violence, including intimate partner violence.
Representative Publications:
Teitelman, A. M ., Ratcliffe, S., Morales, M., & Sullivan, C. (under review). Relationship control, partner abuse and HIV risk among Hispanic and African-American adolescent girls.
Teitelman, A. M ., Dichter, M. E., Cederbaum, J. A., & Campbell, J. (under review). A review of the literature on partner abuse, condom use and HIV risk for adolescent girls: Implications for prevention research and programs
Teitelman, A.M. ; Ratcliff, S. (under review) The relationships between parental-adolescent communication about sexual pressure, maternal gender norms about relationship power and adolescent girls' HIV protective behaviors.
Teitelman, A.M ., & Loveland-Cherry, C. (2004) Girls' Perspectives on Family Scripts about Sex, Sexuality and Relationships: Implications for Promoting Sexual Health, Reducing Sexual Risk, Journal of HIV/AIDS Prevention for Children and Youth, 6 (1) 59-90
Teitelman, A.M . (2004) Adolescent Girls' Perspectives of Family Interactions Related to Menarche and Sexual Health, Qualitative Health Research, 14(9)1292-1308 .
Teitelman, A.M. , (2002) Learning from Girls: Family Scripts, Cultural Context and Sexual Health, Doctoral Dissertation, Dissertation Abstracts International (UMI No. 3042182)
