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Lindsey Rosman is a clinician-scientist whose work connects cardiovascular behavioral medicine with cardiology, particularly arrhythmias, implanted cardiac devices, and women’s heart health. She is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences (Psychology) and Medicine (Cardiology) at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, and a clinician affiliated with UNC Hospitals. Her training includes a 2009-2015 PhD in Clinical Health Psychology-Cardiovascular Behavioral Medicine from East Carolina University, a 2015-2016 Brown University residency in Behavioral Medicine, and a 2016-2019 Yale University postdoctoral fellowship in Cardiovascular Outcomes Research and Medical Informatics. Her stated research interests include longitudinal and prospective studies of modifiable risk factors, care patterns, and outcomes, alongside personalized technology-based cardiovascular risk prediction and disease management.
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Training includes Postdoctoral Fellowship in Cardiovascular Outcomes Research and Medical Informatics at Yale University, Residency in Behavioral Medicine at Brown University, Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Health Psychology-Cardiovascular Behavioral Medicine at East Carolina University, and Master of Arts, plus 2 more records.
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Longitudinal database and prospective observational research on modifiable risk factors, care patterns, and outcomes in patients with arrhythmias and implanted cardiac devices[6]
Personalized technology-based approaches to cardiovascular risk prediction and disease management[6]
Women's cardiovascular health across the lifespan[6]