As a qualitative methodologist, Dr. Hamm specializes in the collection and analysis of interview, focus group, and observational data. As Director of the Center for Biostatistics and Qualitative Methodology's Qualitative Core, she has participated in more than 40 research projects about an array of different topics that frequently fall under one of the following general topics: evaluation of medical educational programming, the formative evaluation of behavioral and programmatic interventions, provider communication, the adoption of new health technologies, women's health, pain management, substance use in pregnancy, and engagement.
- BA, University of Pittsburgh, 2003
- PhD, University of Pittsburgh, 2012
Education & Training
Hamm M, Evans M, Miller E, Browne M, Bell D, Borrero S. "It's her body": low-income men's perceptions of limited reproductive agency. Contraception. 2019;99(2):111-117.
Hamm M, Miller E, Jackson Foster L, Browne M, Borrero S. "The financial is the main issue, it's not even the child": exploring the role of finances in men's concepts of fatherhood and fertility intention. American Journal of Men’s Health. 2018;12(4):1074-1083.
Kennedy AJ, McNeil M, Hamm M, Cameron FA, Carter AE. Internal medicine resident perceptions of patients with substance use disorder after attending a mutual support group meeting. Journal of General Internal Medicine. 2019.
Hamm M, Williams K, Nikolajski C, Celedonia KL, Frank E, Swartz HA, Zickmund SL, Stein BD. Readiness to implement an evidence-based psychotherapy: perspectives of community mental health clinicians and administrators. Psychiatric Services. 2015;66(10):1109-1112.
