Mary Amanda Dew

Heart Failure & Transplant

University of Pittsburgh

About

Mary Amanda Dew works in Heart Failure & Transplant affiliated with University of Pittsburgh.

Mary Amanda Dew is a Professor of Psychiatry, Psychology, Epidemiology, and Biostatistics at the University of Pittsburgh. She serves as the Director of Quality of Life Research in the Artificial Heart Program at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Her work includes research on mental health and behavioral outcomes in organ transplantation populations, with a focus on heart and cardiothoracic transplants.

Research focus

Psychosocial outcomes in heart transplantationQuality of life in ventricular assist device patientsDepression and anxiety in cardiothoracic transplant recipientsAdherence to medical regimens post-heart transplantCaregiver outcomes in cardiac transplantation

Impact

735 pubs · 35,954 cites · h-index 103

Training

PhD in Psychology/Quantitative Methods
Harvard University
1984
MA in Social Psychology
Harvard University
1984
BA in Psychology
The Johns Hopkins University
1979

Affiliations

Work Experience

University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

2003 - Present

University of Pittsburgh Medical Center

1996 - Present