Emma McCord
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Assistant Professor
Also affiliated: East Tennessee State University (1997); Regenstrief Institute (2024); Indiana University Indianapolis (2023–2026); Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis (2024); Indiana University (2023–2024)
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Emma McCord's research focuses on the implementation and evaluation of clinical decision support tools within primary care settings, particularly for managing chronic pain. Her work investigates the experiences of primary care providers using these tools, identifying barriers and facilitators to their adoption and use. McCord has also examined patient experiences, specifically concerning adolescents with traumatic injuries, and explored factors influencing the use of clinical decision support for chronic pain management.
Her publications include studies on provider experiences, barriers to tool implementation, and learning from misses in clinical decision support for chronic pain. Additionally, her research interests extend to health administration, including an analysis of male-female salary differences. McCord's scholarship metrics include an h-index of 3, with 9 total publications and 25 total citations.
Metrics
- h-index: 3
- Publications: 8
- Citations: 25
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Assistant Professor 2026–presentUniversity of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Health Policy & Management ORCID
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Indiana University until 2026ORCID
Selected Publications
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Factors associated with chronic pain clinical decision support use in primary care (2026)
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- Factors associated with chronic pain clinical decision support use in primary care
- Factors associated with chronic pain clinical decision support use in primary care
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