Adrienne Pichon MPH

Publications

Peer-Reviewed Publications

Beauchemin M, Weng C, Sung L, Pichon A, Abbott M, Hershman DL, Schnall R. Data Quality of Chemotherapy-Induced Nausea and Vomiting Documentation. Applied Clinical Informatics. 2021;12(2): 320–328. pdf

Pichon A, Schiffer K, Horan E, Massey B, Bakken S, Mamykina L, Elhadad N. Divided We Stand: The Collaborative Work of Patients and Providers in an Enigmatic Chronic Disease. Proc. ACM HCI. 2020;4(CSCW3): Article 261. pdf




Ensari I, Pichon A, Lipsky-Gorman S, Bakken S, Elhadad, N. Augmenting the Clinical Data Sources for Enigmatic Diseases: A Cross-Sectional Study of Self-Tracking Data and Clinical Documentation in Endometriosis. Applied Clinical Informatics. 2020;11(5), 769–784. pdf

Cho H, Powell D, Pichon A, Kuhns L, Garofalo R, Schnall R. Eye-tracking retrospective think-aloud as a novel approach for a usability evaluation. International Journal of Medical Informatics. 2019;129: 366-373. pdf

Cho H, Powell D, Pichon A, Thai J, Bruce J, Kuhns L, Garofalo R, Schnall R. A mobile health intervention for HIV prevention among racially and ethnically diverse young men: usability evaluation. JMIR Mhealth Uhealth. 2018;6(9):e11450. pdf

Schnall R, Cho H, Mangone A, Pichon A, Jia H. Mobile health technology for improving symptom management in low-income persons living with HIV. AIDS and Behavior. 2018;22(10): 3373-3383. pdf

Manuscripts Under Review

Pichon A, Idnay B , Marder K, Schnall R, Weng C. Cognitive Function Characterization Using Electronic Health Records Notes. [submitted to AMIA 2021 Annual Symposium] [note: co first authors AP, BI]

Pichon A, Jackman K, Winkler I, Bobel C, Elhadad N. The Messiness of the Menstruator and their Needs: Characterizing the Personas and Functionalities of Menstrual Trackers. [submitted to JAMIA special issue Informatics for Sex- and Gender-Related Health: Understanding the problems, developing new methods, and designing new solutions]

Presentations

Pichon A, Houterloot M, Schiffer K, Horan E, Elhadad N. Get on the same page: negotiating and aligning knowledge and expectations between patients and providers through self-tracking artifacts. Presented at: AMIA Annual Symposium; 2019; Washington DC.

Peer Reviewed Proceedings Papers

Stonbraker S, Cho H, Hermosi G, Pichon A, Schnall R. Usability testing of a mHealth app to support self-management of HIV-associated non-AIDS related symptoms. International Conference on Nursing Informatics; 2018 Jun 6-8; Guadalajara, Mexico. Studies in Health Technology and Informatics; 2018;250:106-110. pdf

Schnall R, Cho H, Mangone A, Pichon A. A mobile video information provider (VIP) for dissemination of evidence from patient-centered outcomes research for improving symptom management. European Federation of Medical Informatics, Special Topic Conference; 2017 Oct 22-23; Tel Aviv, Israel. Studies in Health Technology and Informatics; 2017;244:80. pdf

Poster Presentations

Schnall R, Pichon A, Scherr T. In-depth interviews to understand the feasibility of using the mLab app for promotion of HIV-self testing in young men. Poster session presented at: Creating the healthiest nation: health equity now. APHA Annual Meeting; 2018 Nov 10-14; San Diego, CA.

Cho H, Powell D, Pichon A, Bruce J, Kuhns L, Schnall R. Usability evaluation of a mobile intervention (MyPEEPS mobile) for HIV prevention among young men. Poster session presented at: Data, technology, and innovation for better health. AMIA Annual Symposium; 2018 Nov 3-7; San Francisco, CA.

Schnall R, Pichon A, Scherr T. Mixed methods feasibility study of the use of the mLab app for promoting the uptake of HIV testing. Poster session presented at: Data, technology, and innovation for better health. AMIA Annual Symposium; 2018 Nov 3-7; San Francisco, CA.

Schnall R, Pichon A, Scherr T. Feasibility of using mobile phone imaging to interpret HIV rapid self-testing results among young high-risk men. Poster session presented at: Connecting systems and people to improve population health. Public Health Informatics Conference; 2018 Aug 20-23; Atlanta, GA.

Schnall R, Cho H, Pichon A, Jia H. Mobile health technology for improving symptom management in low-income persons living with HIV. Poster session presented at: AMIA Clinical Informatics Conference; 2018 May 8-10; Scottsdale, AZ.

Schnall, R, Cho, H, Mangone A, Pichon A, Jia H. Mobile health technology for improving symptom management in low income persons living with HIV. Poster session presented at: Academy Health Conference on the Science of Dissemination and Implementation in Health; 2017 Dec 4-6; Arlington, VA.

Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications

Messeri P, Ball A. Medication adherence support services. New York, NY: Columbia University, New York Health and Human Services Planning Council; 2018. CHAIN Report #2016-1. pdf

Messeri P, Zabel T, Ball A. Predictors of long-term survival for persons living with HIV: a literature review and empirical study of the New York City CHAIN cohort. New York, NY: Columbia University, New York Health and Human Services Planning Council; 2018. CHAIN Report #2016-2. pdf

Messeri P, Ball A, Sharma N. Prevalence of non-HIV comorbid health conditions in the CHAIN cohort. New York, NY: Columbia University, New York Health and Human Services Planning Council; 2016. CHAIN Report #2013-6. pdf

Messeri P, Ball A. Hepatitis C lifetime prevalence and treatment. New York, NY: Columbia University, New York Health and Human Services Planning Council; 2016. CHAIN Briefing #2015-3. pdf

Messeri P, Ball A. Place of residence and location of services. New York, NY: Columbia University, New York Health and Human Services Planning Council; 2015. CHAIN Briefing #2015-1. pdf

Frazer S, Howe E, Lelutiu-Weinberger C, Ball A. Feasibility study for LGBT SAINT: serving lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender adolescents in need of treatment. New York, NY: Strength in Numbers Consulting Group; 2015.

Experience

Education

Skills & Interests

• R | Python | SQL | STATA | C++ | JavaScript | jQuery | Perl | HTML | CSS

• MySQL Workbench | MS Access | STATA | Qualtrics | REDCap | Lighthouse Studios-CAPI | Dedoose

• Database design and management
• Statistical programming
• Data management & analysis
• Survey design
• Data visualization

• User-centered design
• Consumer/clinical informatics app development & evaluation
• Quantitative research methods: surveys, texts, blood serum, self-tracking, fitness, smart technology, app logs, metadata
• Qualitative research methods: interviews, focus groups, usability

• mHealth & Informatics
• Human-Computer Interaction
• Sexuality, Sexual, & Reproductive Health
• Women's Health
• Social Determinants of Health
• Social, Economic, & Racial Justice
• Chronic Illness, Self Management
• Quality of Life