The current paper reports on a study examining the use of a tablet-based multimedia intervention to increase HIV test rates among patients in a New York City hospital Emergency Department (ED) serving the Harlem area. The findings from this qualitative analysis of 40 ED patient interviews indicates how tablet-based multimedia can be expanded and adapted to serve a wide-range of at risk populations and address salient public health concerns including the reduction of blood borne disease transmission, drug overdose reduction, and increasing the health, empowerment and well-being of historically stigmatized and marginalized populations in global contexts.
['Alex S. Bennett', 'Ian David Aronson', 'Honoria Guarino', 'Theodore C. Bania', 'Lisa A. Marsch']
Perspectives on Tablet-based Multimedia Interventions for Behavioral Health: Populations, Venues, and Delivery modalities