Mona Martin, RN, MPA, is a
registered nurse, with a Masters Degree in Public Administration from
the University of Kentucky. Coming from a public health and community
development background, she began her research career at the University
of Washington in 1986. After spending 9 years in the area of research
methods and instrument development for health promotion programs, she
became one of the founding partners, and Director of Health Research
Associates (HRA).
Through her previous work at the University of
Washington and currently as Director of HRA, Mona has participated in
patient-based outcomes research on an international basis, and has been
a part of the development teams for a variety of published measures,
including the I-QOL, SFB, SAIL, MS-QOL, IBSQOL, OWL-QOL, US version of
the WHOQOL, the N-QOL, the BPH-PIM, new models of treatment
satisfaction measures (for Migraine and Asthma), and the current effort
to develop a WHOQOL version for older adults. She has directed several
international studies, including the recent LIDO project (Longitudinal
Investigation of Depression Outcomes), and has nearly 18 years
experience in measurement development, validation, and cross-cultural
adaptation.
Mona is a long-standing member of the
International Society for Quality of Life Research (ISOQOL), the
International Society for Pharmacoeconomic Outcomes Research (ISPOR),
the International Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS), and the National
Institute for Clinical Applied Behavioral Medicine (NACABM).
• Curriculum Vitae
• Email: martin@hrainc.net