Ambassador

Matt Bradley

Lift 1428 - Staff Member

Years Involved in Patient Centered Research: 2-5 years
State: Georgia
Stakeholder Type: Researcher

Matt Bradley has been involved with a PCORI-funded research project since 2019 . As lead healthcare anthropologist at LIFT 1428, he codesigns and conducts in-home immersions, telephone interviews, and electronic surveys with parents of juvenile idiopathic arthritis patients and research staff at five of the approximately 35 LimitJIA clinical trial research sites. He holds an undergraduate degree in social anthropology from Harvard College and has more than 10 years of agency experience conducting applied anthropology in the healthcare space. He was motivated to become involved with the Ambassador Program to be a part of a community of like-minded individuals and contribute to PCORI's mission of advancing patient-centered research.

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