 Paul Krezanoski, MD
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| Title(s) | Assistant Professor, Medicine |
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| School | School of Medicine |
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Varies CA 00000
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 Biography | Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT | BA | 05/2001 | Anthropology and Computer Science | | United States Peace Corps, Madagascar | | 05/2005 | Health education | | Boston University School of Medicine, Boston, MA | MD | 05/2010 | Medicine | | MGH-Harvard Residency Training, Boston, MA | | 06/2014 | Internal Medicine and Pediatrics | | UCSF Master's in Clinical Research, San Francisco, CA | | ongoing | Epidemiology and Biostatistics |
| Global Health Education Consortium | 2006 | | Carol M. Davis Award | | Infectious Disease Society of America | 2007 | | Medical Scholars Program | | Global Health Council | 2007 | | New Investigator in Global Health | | Association for Prevention Teaching and Research | 2007 | | Paul Ambrose Scholar | | American Osler Society | 2007 | | William B. Bean Award | | American Society of Tropical Medicine and Health | 2010 | | Elsevier Clinical Research Award | | American Academy of Pediatrics | 2011 | | Resident Scholarship | | American Academy of Pediatrics | 2012 | | Resident Research Grant | | Thrasher Research Foundation | 2013 | | Early Career Award |
Overview I am an internist and pediatrician working at San Francisco General Hospital. Since 2003 my work has focused on malaria prevention and the use of innovative technologies and research techniques to improve health in sub-Saharan Africa. I am a former Peace Corps volunteer (Madagascar 2003-2005) and I have run two randomized controlled trials on malaria prevention in Madagascar. I am the inventor of an electronic bednet adherence tool called SmartNet that remotely tracks the use of bednet use in at-risk households and is currently undergoing pilot testing in Uganda. I am also the Founding Director of Opportunity Solutions International, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization which runs microfinance and innnovative health projects in Madagascar and Swaziland. I received a BA from Middlebury College in 2001 with a combined major in Anthropology and Computer Science. I obtained my medical degree from Boston University in 2010. I completed an Internal Medicine and Pediatrics residency in the Harvard/MGH combined program in 2014.
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The impact of pill counting on resource-limited health facilities: a thematic qualitative analysis in eSwatini. Health Policy Plan. 2020 May 01; 35(4):452-460.
Krezanoski JD, Matshotyana K, Nxumalo N, Comfort AB, Khumalo P, Krezanoski PJ. PMID: 32073622.
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Comparison of traditional methods versus SAFEcount for filling prescriptions: A pilot study of an innovative pill counting solution in eSwatini. PLoS One. 2019; 14(12):e0224323.
Krezanoski PJ, Krezanoski JD, Nxumalo N, Gabert R, Comfort AB, Khumalo P, Matshotyana K. PMID: 31800584.
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How Are Insecticide-Treated Bednets Used in Ugandan Households? A Comprehensive Characterization of Bednet Adherence Using a Remote Monitor. Am J Trop Med Hyg. 2019 08; 101(2):404-411.
Krezanoski PJ, Santorino D, Agaba A, Dorsey G, Bangsberg DR, Carroll RW. PMID: 31287045.
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Objective monitoring of mosquito bednet usage and the ethical challenge of respecting study bystanders' privacy. Clin Trials. 2019 10; 16(5):466-468.
Krezanoski P, Haberer J. PMID: 31368779.
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Social norms, misperceptions, and mosquito net use: a population-based, cross-sectional study in rural Uganda. Malar J. 2019 Jun 03; 18(1):189.
Perkins JM, Krezanoski P, Takada S, Kakuhikire B, Batwala V, Tsai AC, Christakis NA, Bangsberg DR. PMID: 31159821.
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Quantifying bias in measuring insecticide-treated bednet use: meta-analysis of self-reported vs objectively measured adherence. J Glob Health. 2018 Jun; 8(1):010411.
Krezanoski PJ, Bangsberg DR, Tsai AC. PMID: 29619211.
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The effect of price on demand for and use of bednets: evidence from a randomized experiment in Madagascar. Health Policy Plan. 2017 03 01; 32(2):178-193.
Comfort AB, Krezanoski PJ. PMID: 28207055.
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Objective monitoring of Insecticide-treated bednet use to improve malaria prevention: SmartNet development and validation. PLoS One. 2017; 12(2):e0168116.
Krezanoski PJ, Campbell JI, Santorino D, Bangsberg DR. PMID: 28158233.
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Maternal Attitudes about Objectively Monitored Bednet Use in Rural Uganda. Malar Res Treat. 2016; 2016:8727131.
Krezanoski PJ, Santorino D, Nambogo N, Campbell JI, Bangsberg DR. PMID: 27840766.
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Delivering insecticide-treated nets for malaria prevention: innovative strategies. Res Rep Trop Med. 2016; 7:39-47.
Krezanoski PJ. PMID: 30050338.
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The effect of price on demand for and use of bednets: evidence from a randomized experiment in Madagascar. Health Policy and Planning. 2016 Aug 23; czw108.
Alison B. Comfort, Paul J. Krezanoski. .
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Delivering insecticide-treated nets for malaria prevention: innovative strategies. Research and Reports in Tropical Medicine. 2016; (2016:7):39-47.
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Household malaria knowledge and its association with bednet ownership in settings without large-scale distribution programs: Evidence from rural Madagascar. J Glob Health. 2014 Jun; 4(1):010401.
Krezanoski PJ, Tsai AC, Hamer DH, Comfort AB, Bangsberg DR. PMID: 24976960.
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Malaria. The MassGeneral Hospital for Children Handbook of Pediatric Global Health. 2014 Jan 1; 217-241.
Paul J. Krezanoski, Davidson H. Hamer. .
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Households with young children and use of freely distributed bednets in rural Madagascar. Int Health. 2014 Mar; 6(1):29-34.
Krezanoski PJ, Comfort AB, Tsai AC, Bangsberg DR. PMID: 24366350.
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Effect of incentives on insecticide-treated bed net use in sub-Saharan Africa: a cluster randomized trial in Madagascar. Malar J. 2010 Jun 27; 9:186.
Krezanoski PJ, Comfort AB, Hamer DH. PMID: 20579392.
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