About

Jennifer Mammen, PhD, is an advanced practice nurse specialized in family and emergency medicine. Her research focuses heavily on understanding the perceptions and experiences of people living with chronic illnesses, such as Parkinson’s disease. Dr. Mammen’s primary agenda is to enable patient voices to be heard in a clear and compelling manner, and to improve understanding between people living with illness, healthcare providers, researchers, regulators and policy makers. In particular, her novel qualitative methods and symptom mapping approaches aim to connect what is important to patients to new digital health technologies in order to support the development of future devices, treatments and clinical outcome measures that align with patients’ needs and values.

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Organizational Affiliations

Department of Adult Nursing, College of Nursing and Health Sciences, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth

Past Affiliations

Assistant Professor, University of Rhode Island (United States, Kingston) - URI

University of Rochester School of Nursing

Education

Nursing
2016, Doctor of Philosophy, University of Rochester (United States, Rochester) - UR
Nursing
1999, Master of Science in Nursing (MSN), University of Massachusetts Boston (United States, Boston)
Nursing
1999, Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), University of Massachusetts Boston (United States, Boston)
Nursing
1994, ADN - Associate Degree in Nursing, Cape Code Community College