Professor, Department of Population Health
Professor, Department of Medicine
Dr. Mary Ann Sevick’s research involves the use of technology to engage clinical populations in self-management and lifestyle behavior change. Her research involves both primary prevention of cardiovascular disease, and secondary prevention in those with complex chronic diseases (including diabetes, chronic kidney disease, and end-stage renal disease). She has extensive experience in randomized clinical trials. She has served as the PI on 3 NIH-funded R01s: ENHANCE (a lifestyle management trial in those with type 2 diabetes), and BalanceWise (a dietary sodium reduction trial in hemodialysis patients), and the Diabetes Healthy Hearts and Kidneys Studies (a currently funded investigation of alternative technology-supported intervention approaches for engaging obese, diabetic patients with concurrent chronic kidney disease in multiple lifestyle behavior changes). She also served as the PI of the VA HSR&D-funded Merit study, VA-STRIDE Study (a physical activity intervention in primary care Veterans). She is currently PI of the PersonalDiet Study, a Program Project of the American Heart Association (AHA)-funded Strategically Focused Research Network on Obesity.
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ScD from University of Pittsburgh
Carnegie Mellon University, Heinz School of Public Policy and Management
University of North Carolina, Department of Philosophy
JMIR formative research. 2022 May 11; 6(5):e37737
Current developments in nutrition. 2022 May; 6(5):nzac046
Nutrients. 2021 Dec 15; 13(12):
Contemporary clinical trials. 2021 09; 108:106522
Journal of renal nutrition. 2021 Jul; 31(4):403-410
JAMA network open. 2020 Nov 02; 3(11):e2029682
International journal of environmental research & public health. 2020 09 09; 17(18):