Kathleen Mazor, EdD is an Associate Professor of Medicine at the University of
Massachusetts Medical School, and an Assistant Director of the Meyers Primary Care
Institute. Trained in psychometrics, her current research interests include
physician-patient communication, health literacy, disclosure of medical errors, and
decision-making. She has led and collaborated on numerous studies investigating the
impact of various strategies for communicating health-related information to patients and
the public. A consistent theme in her research is to understanding the patient’s
perspective on health and healthcare. Dr. Mazor has extensive experience in developing
and validating instruments to measure knowledge, attitudes and beliefs in patients and
providers. Dr. Mazor serves as the Co-Director of the CRN Cancer Communication Research
Center. Dr. Mazor received her Doctorate in Education from the University of
Massachusetts in Amherst.
Articles
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Can Attention Control Conditions Have Detrimental Effects on Behavioral Medicine Randomized Trials (with Sherry L. Pagoto, Mary McGrae McDermott, George W. Reed, Philip Greenland, Judith K. Ockene, Matthew C. Whited, Kristin L. Schneider, Bradley M. Appelhans, Katherine Leung, Philip A. Merriam, and Ira S. Ockene), Psychosomatic medicine (2012)
Contributions to Books
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Medication Errors in the Home: A Multisite Study of Children with Cancer (with Kathleen E. Walsh, Douglas W. Roblin, Saul N. Weingart, Kathleen E. Houlahan, Barbara Degar, Amy Billett, Christopher P. Keuker, Colleen Biggins, Justin Li, and Karen Wasilewski), Clinical and Translational Science Research Retreat (2012)