CURRICULUM VITAE
Marie-Anne Durand MSc MPhil PhD CPsychol
DATE PREPARED
11 April 2017
NAME
Marie-Anne Durand
HOME ADDRESS
21 Spencer Street, Apt 107
Lebanon, NH 03766
OFFICE ADDRESS
The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy & Clinical Practice
Level 5, Williamson Translational Research Building
One Medical Center Drive
Lebanon, NH 03756
EDUCATION
DATES
INSTITUTION
DEGREE
2006-2009
Cardiff University, School of Medicine
PhD
2005-2006
University Pierre Mendes France
Grenoble, France
MPhil (1st class)
2004-2005
University Pierre Mendes France
Grenoble, France
MSc (1st class)
2001-2004
University Pierre Mendes France
Grenoble, France
BSc (1st class)
POSTDOCTORAL TRAINING
DATES
INSTITUTION
SPECIALTY
2009-2010
Center for Behavioral Medicine
University College London, UK
Behavioral Medicine, Health
Services Research
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Name: Marie-Anne Durand
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES
DATES
INSTITUTION
TITLE
2015
Dartmouth College
Practice of Statistics in
Medicine
2015
Dartmouth College
Communicating with impact
2014
Dartmouth College
Advanced Research Methods
2014
University of Hertfordshire, UK
Good Clinical Practice training
2011-2012
Pricewaterhouse Coopers, UK
Leadership development
2010
Cardiff University, UK
Motivational interviewing
2010
London College of Communication, UK
Designing Flash website
2010
London Film Academy, UK
Documentary filmmaking
2009
Cardiff University, UK
Project management
2007
University of Laval, QC, Canada
Dyadic data analysis
2007
Queen’s University, Canada
Psychology of decision-making
ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
DATES
INSTITUTION
TITLE
2014-
Dartmouth College, USA
Assistant Professor of Health
Policy and Clinical Practice
2012-2014
University of Hertfordshire, UK
Senior Lecturer/Senior
Research Fellow (Faculty
appointment)
2012
University of Hertfordshire, UK
Senior Lecturer (Faculty
appointment)
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Name: Marie-Anne Durand
INSTITUTIONAL LEADERSHIP ROLES
DATES
INSTITUTION
TITLE
2014
University of Hertfordshire, UK
Head of long term condition
and communication in
healthcare group
2013
University of Hertfordshire, UK
Module Leader
2012
University of Hertfordshire, UK
Module Leader
2011
NHS East of England, UK
National Program Manager
LICENSURE AND CERTIFICATION
DATE
LICENSURE/CERTIFICATION
2012-present
Chartered Health Psychologist
HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS
DATES
INSTITUTION
POSITION/TITLE
2005
Belledone Clinic, Grenoble, France
Trainee Clinical Psychologist
2004
Michallon University Hospital
Grenoble, France
Trainee Clinical Psychologist
OTHER PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS (NON-DARTMOUTH)
DATES
INSTITUTION
POSITION/TITLE
2012-2014
The Dartmouth Center for
Healthcare Delivery Science
Freelance Researcher and
Writer
2010-2012
NHS East of England, UK
NHS Direct, UK
National Program Manager –
Shared Decision Making
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Name: Marie-Anne Durand
2005-2006
University Pierre Mendes
France, Grenoble, France
Teaching Assistant,
Experimental Psychology
TEACHING ACTIVITIES
UNDERGRADUATE (COLLEGE) EDUCATION
Psychology Year 1 Tutorial
a. Psychology Year 1 tutorial taught in 2012 and 2013 – Fall and Winter terms
b. University of Hertfordshire, UK
c. Foundations of Psychology – Year 1 Tutorials
d. Course Lead and Tutor – teaching and mentoring one group of 10 Psychology year 1 students
e. 96 hours per year
Psychological Research Year 2
a. Psychological research taught in 2012 and 2013 – Fall, Winter and Spring terms
b. University of Hertfordshire, UK
c. 5PSY0043 Psychological Research
d. Course Lead and Tutor – teaching and mentoring two groups of 9 Psychology year 2 students
e. 30 hours per year
Health Psychology Year 2
a. Health psychology lecture taught in 2012 – Spring and Summer terms
b. University of Hertfordshire, UK
c. Health Psychology
d. Invited Lecturer
e. 4 hours
GRADUATE EDUCATION
Capstone Tutor
a. 2016/2017 Winter and Spring terms
b. Dartmouth College
c. Capstone, taught to MPH students
d. Course tutor
e. 30 hours
Student Project Mentor
a. 2016/2017, 2015/2016 and 2014/2015 Winter term
b. Dartmouth College
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c. ESC 131 projects for MPH students
d. Group project mentor
e. 2 hours
Invited lecturer
a. 2014 Fall term
b. Dartmouth College
c. TDI international Health session taught to MPH students
d. Invited lecturer
e. 1 hour
a. 2015 Winter term, 2016 Winter term
b. Dartmouth College
c. Tuck International Health session
d. Invited lecturer
e. 1 hour
UNDERGRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION
a. 2008/2009
b. Cardiff University
c. Advanced communication skills taught to Year 03 medical students
d. Seminar Leader
e. 4 hours
CLERKSHIP TEACHING
NOT APPLICABLE
GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION
NOT APPLICABLE
OTHER CLINICAL EDUCATION
NOT APPLICABLE
ADVISING/MENTORING
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
DATES
STUDENT’S NAME
PROGRAM
2015-2016
Beever Charlotte
Dartmouth College Junior Psychology student –
Volunteer research internship
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Name: Marie-Anne Durand
2013
Nayantara Kansal
University of Hertfordshire, summer internship
DATES
STUDENT’S NAME
PROGRAM
2012-2013
Rebecca Upsher
University of Hertfordshire, Year 02 Psychology
2012-2013
Rachel Lambert
University of Hertfordshire, Year 03 Psychology
2012-2013
Sarah Apps
University of Hertfordshire, Year 03 Psychology
2012-2013
Tan Chin Nian
University of Hertfordshire, Year 03 Psychology
2012-2013
Michelle Chin
University of Hertfordshire, Year 03 Psychology
2012-2013
Mehak Abdul Rauf
University of Hertfordshire, Year 03 Psychology
2012-2013
Lola Adelaja
University of Hertfordshire, Year 03 Psychology
2012
Lizzie Cockle
University of Hertfordshire, summer internship
2012
Hayley Dolan
University of Hertfordshire, summer internship
GRADUATE STUDENTS
DATES
STUDENT’S NAME
PROGRAM NAME
DEGREE
2016
Renata Yen
Research internship, TDI
MPH
2016
Peter Dimilia
Research internship, TDI
MPH
2016
Lisa Matthews
Research internship, TDI
MPH
2016
Carly Paterson
Research internship, TDI
MPH
2015
Rebecca Lach
Research internship, TDI
MPH
2015
Rachel Panicker
Research internship, TDI
MPH
2014
Jennifer Tennison
Research project
MSc
2013
Mala Vaja
Research project in
clinical psychology
MSc
2013
Christiana Ladeinde
Research project in
clinical psychology
MSc
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Name: Marie-Anne Durand
2013
Rakhi Shah
Research project in
clinical psychology
MSc
MEDICAL STUDENTS
DATES
STUDENT’S NAME
PROGRAM NAME
2016-2017
Julia L. Berkovitz
Volunteer research internship
2008-2009
Steven Roberts
Research internship
2008-2009
Kate Sinclair
Research internship
RESIDENTS/FELLOWS
DATES
MENTEE’S NAME
SPECIALTY
2014-2016
Shama Alam
Health Services Research
2014-2016
Silvana Mengoni
Health Services Research
2013-2014
Linda Oostendorp
Health Services Research
DATES
MENTEE’S NAME
SPECIALTY
2016
Lara Ronan
Neurology and Medicine
FACULTY
RESEARCH TEACHING/MENTORING
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
DATES
STUDENT’S NAME
PROGRAM NAME
2012-2013
Rachel Lambert
University of Hertfordshire, Year 03 Psychology
2012-2013
Sarah Apps
University of Hertfordshire, Year 03 Psychology
2012-2013
Tan Chin Nian
University of Hertfordshire, Year 03 Psychology
2012-2013
Michelle Chin
University of Hertfordshire, Year 03 Psychology
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Name: Marie-Anne Durand
2012-2013
Mehak Abdul Rauf
University of Hertfordshire, Year 03 Psychology
2012-2013
Lola Adelaja
University of Hertfordshire, Year 03 Psychology
GRADUATE STUDENTS
DATES
STUDENT’S NAME
PROGRAM NAME
DEGREE
2016-2019
Katie Saunders
PhD (primary advisor)
PhD
2016-2019
Peter Scalia
PhD (primary advisor)
PhD
2013-2014
Jennifer Tennison
Research project
MSc
2013
Mala Vaja
MSc
2013
Christiana Ladeinde
2013
Rakhi Shah
Research project in
clinical psychology
Research project in
clinical psychology
Research project in
clinical psychology
MEDICAL STUDENTS
DATES
STUDENT’S NAME
PROGRAM NAME
2016-2017
Julia L. Berkovitz
Volunteer research internship
2008-2009
Steven Roberts
Research internship
2008-2009
Kate Sinclair
Research internship
RESIDENTS/FELLOWS/RESEARCH ASSOCIATES
DATES
STUDENT’S NAME
SPECIALTY
2014-2016
Silvana Mengoni
Health Services Research
2013-2014
Linda Oostendorp
Health Services Research
FACULTY
NOT APPLICABLE
COMMUNITY SERVICE, EDUCATION, AND ENGAGEMENT
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MSc
MSc
Name: Marie-Anne Durand
a. Starting January 2017
b. The Haven of the Upper Valley
c. Volunteer – serving community suppers
d. 6 hours per month/variable
a. 2010-2014
b. Centrepoint, London, UK (Charity supporting homeless young people)
c. Volunteer Mentor
d. Volunteer mentor trained by Centrepoint to mentor and support homeless young people in
becoming autonomous young adults. This includes providing help with finding housing, a job,
attending healthcare appointments etc)
e. 1 to 2 hours per week
a. 2010-2014
b. EC Consultancy
c. Freelance Research Consultant
d. Organized various training events and seminars designed to promote shared decision making
and train health professionals in advanced communication skills and shared decision making
e. 1 to 2 hours per week on average
a. 2008-2010
b. Cancer Research UK
b. Fundraising activities
c. Fundraiser
d. Organized several fundraising activities to raise money for Cancer Research UK
e. 1 to 5 hours per month on average
RESEARCH FUNDING
CURRENT SUPPORT
a. 2016-2019
b. Comparative effectiveness of encounter decision aids for early stage breast cancer across
socioeconomic strata
Organization – ref CDR-1511-32975
c. PI
d. 50%
e. Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI)
f. $696,645.7 (Total budget: $2,089,937)
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a. 2016-2018
b. Supporting shared decision making for older people with multiple health and social care
needs: a realist synthesis to inform emerging models of health and social care – ref 15/77/25.
c. Co-I (Frances Bunn PI)
d. 2.5%
e. National Institute for Health Research, UK, Health Services & Delivery Research program
f. $100,954
a. April 2016-December 2016 (renewable on a yearly basis)
b. BUPA clinical academic partnership (responsible for Community of Practice work stream)
c. Co-I (Albert Mulley PI)
d. 20%
e. Bupa
f. $500,000
a. 2016-2017
b. Improving decision making in breast reconstruction
c. Consultant (Katie Weichman PI)
d. 2.5% (unpaid)
e. Plastic Surgery Foundation
f. $10,000
a. 2015-2017
b. Facilitating shared decision making in tinnitus care: the development of a tinnitus decision aid
c. Co-I (Helen Pryce Cazalet PI)
d. 65 hours in total
e. British Tinnitus Association, UK
f. $56,542
a. 2015-2017
b. Evaluating the use of Option Grid and CollaboRATE in Warsaw, Poland
c. Co-PI
d. 20%
e. Bupa
f. $145,900
PAST SUPPORT
a. 2016
b. NQF White Paper: Certification of tools to support patient decision making in the USA
c. Co-I (Glyn Elwyn PI)
d. 20%
e. National Quality Forum and The Gordon & Betty Moore Foundation
f. $78,798
a. 2014-2016
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b. A randomized controlled feasibility trial of the Books Beyond Words intervention to improve
the management of epilepsy in people with learning disabilities (Ref PB-PG-0213-30042)
c. Site PI (Bob Gates contact PI)
d. 10%
e. National Institute for Health Research, UK, Research for Patient Benefit program
f. $159,832
a. 2013
b. Development of a patient decision aid for shared decision making in adult audiology services.
c. Co-I (Amanda Hall PI)
d. 2.5%
e. British Society of Audiology, UK
f. $7,000
a. 2012
b. Measuring shared decision making in renal care
c. PI
d. 20%
e. NHS Institute, UK
f. $15,573
a. 2012
b. Can shared decision making reduce health inequalities? A systematic review.
c. PI
d. 5%
e. East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust, UK
f. $7,616
a. 2011
b. Shared Decision making Program - Department of Health - Quality
Innovation Productivity and Prevention Workstream
c. Co-I (Steven Laitner PI)
d. 50%
e. Department of Health, UK
f. $1,604,992
a. 2006-2009
b. The amniocentesis dilemma: needs assessment, development and field-testing of a theorybased decision support intervention.
c. PhD studentship
d. Full time PhD
e. Sir Halley Stewart Trust, UK
f. $24,758
PENDING SUPPORT
R01 and R03 submissions in preparation.
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PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
- Option Grid Collaborative
Over the past four years, I have contributed to designing, disseminating and promoting Option Grids
(www.optiongrid.org). Fitting on one page, Option Grids are simple and cost-effective summaries of patients’
essential trade-offs or frequently asked questions.
ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITIES
- Option Grid Collaborative (see above)
- EC Consultancy (providing freelance research and education consultancy between 2012 and
2014)
MAJOR COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS
National/international
DATES
COMMITTEE
ROLE
2016
NCI Affective
Member
and Decisional
Processes in Palliative
Care Research Network
2012-present
National Institute for Reviewer
Health Research, UK
INSTITUTION
NCI
Regional
DATES
COMMITTEE
ROLE
INSTITUTION
2012-2014
London intellectual Member
disabilities research
network
Not Applicable
DATES
COMMITTEE
ROLE
INSTITUTION
2015
Cancer Control
Research Program
Member
Dartmouth College
Institutional
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MEMBERSHIPS, OFFICE AND COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS IN PROFESSIONAL
SOCIETIES
DATES
SOCIETY
ROLE
2014
National Institute for Health
Research, UK
Fellow
2012
British Psychological Association
Chartered Psychologist
EDITORIAL BOARDS
NOT APPLICABLE
JOURNAL REFEREE ACTIVITY
DATES
JOURNAL NAME
2016
JAMA surgery
2016
Journal of Health Disparities Research and practice
2015-present
JAMA
2015-present
Annals of Behavioral Medicine
2015-present
European Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
2013-present
BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making
2012-present
Chronic Illness
2008-present
Health Expectations
2007-present
Patient Education and Counseling
AWARDS AND HONORS
DATE
AWARD
2015
NIHR award for best patient and caregiver involvement in research, National
Institute for Health Research, UK
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2012
‘Future Research Star’ nominee, Vice-Chancellor Awards, University of
Hertfordshire, UK
2011
Fellowship, Summer Institute for Informed Patient Choice, Dartmouth
College
2009
Awards of ‘Best of Show’ and ‘Gold Award’ for the amnioDex website HeSCA
Media Festival, St Louis, USA
2008
Sion Rhodri Eynon Evans Prize for Excellence in Doctoral Research
2007
Fellowship, Summer Institute for Informed Patient Choice, Dartmouth
College
INVITED PRESENTATIONS
* indicates presentations following a personalized invitation
# indicates presentations where I presented a poster or talk without invitation
International
a. April 2017
b. *Talk: Health Literacy Improvement after applying the concept of Share Decision Making (SDM)
in Health Promotion Hospital”
c. 25th International Conference on Health Promoting Hospitals and Health Services
d. Vienna, Austria
a. November 2015
b. *Talk: Shared decision making in Poland: a Dartmouth, Bupa and LUX MED joint pilot project
c. Bupa LUX MED
d. Warsaw, Poland
a. October 2015
b. #Talk: Measuring Organizational Readiness for patient Engagement (MORE):
An international online Delphi survey
c. ICCH conference
d. New Orleans, USA
a. October 2015
b. #Poster: Wordless Intervention for Epilepsy in Learning Disabilities (WIELD):
A randomized controlled feasibility trial
c. ICCH conference
d. New Orleans, USA
a. July 2015
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b. *Talk: A Community Based Participatory Research Approach to Developing an Encounter
Decision Aid for Women of Low Socioeconomic Status diagnosed with early stage breast cancer
c. ISDM conference
d. Sydney, Australia
*Invited to chair conference sessions
a. July 2015
b. #Talk: Minimum standards for the certification of patient decision support interventions:
Feasibility and application
c. ISDM-ISEHC conference
d. Sydney, Australia
a. July 2015
b. #Talk: Measuring routine patient involvement in treatment decision making in chronic kidney
care
c. ISDM-ISEHC conference
d. Sydney, Australia
a. July 2015
b. #Poster: Measuring Organizational Readiness for patient Engagement (MORE):
An international online Delphi consensus study
c. ISDM-ISEHC conference
d. Sydney, Australia
a. July 2015
b. #Poster: Wordless Intervention for Epilepsy in Learning Disabilities (WIELD):
A randomized controlled feasibility trial
c. ISDM-ISEHC conference
d. Sydney, Australia
a. July 2014
b. #Poster: Measuring Organizational Readiness for patient Engagement (MORE):
An international online Delphi consensus study
c. Summer Institute for Informed Patient Choice
d. Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH
a. October 2012
b. #workshop: Option Grid: Shared decision making made easier
c. SMDM annual conference
d. Phoenix, AZ
a. June 2011
b. *Talk: Implementing shared decision making in the NHS: Right Care shared decision making
program
c. Summer Institute for Informed Patient Choice
d. Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH
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a. October 2010
b. *Talk: NHS Direct online patient decision aids
c. Euregha conference
d. Brussels, Belgium
a. March 2009
b. *Talk: Shared decision-making: theoretical frameworks and implementation of patient
decision support tools
c. International Forum on Quality and Safety
d. Berlin, Germany
a. April 2009
b. *Talk: From shared decision making to decision support interventions: A Brief introduction
c. Shared decision making workshop, Biomedical Research Centre Network for Epidemiology and
Public Health
d. Madrid, Spain
a. April 2009
b. *Talk: Where’s the theory? Developing decision support interventions.
c. Shared decision making workshop, Biomedical Research Centre Network for Epidemiology and
Public Health
d. Madrid, Spain
a. April 2009
b. *Talk: Assessing the quality of decision support interventions.
c. Shared decision making workshop, Biomedical Research Centre Network for Epidemiology and
Public Health
d. Madrid, Spain
a. June 2009
b. #Talk: Theory based design of decision support interventions: Towards real-world guidelines
c. ISDM conference
d. Boston, USA
a. September 2008
b. #Talk: A review of decision support technologies for amniocentesis
c. International Conference on Communication in Healthcare
d. Oslo, Norway
a. September 2008
b. #Talk: Designing decision support technologies for parents considering amniocentesis
c. International Conference on Communication in Healthcare
d. Oslo, Norway
a. November 2007
b. *Talk: Developing a dyadic OPTION scale to measure perceptions of shared decision making.
c. Dyadic data analysis workshop, University of Laval
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d. Quebec City, QC, Canada
a. June 2007
b. #Talk: Where’s the theory? Evaluating the theoretical frameworks described in decision
support technologies.
c. ISDM conference
d. Freiburg, Germany.
National
a. April 2017
b. *Talk: Certification of Patient Decision Aids
c. Annual meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine
d. San Diego
a. May 2014
b. *Talk: Shared decision making: Can it improve outcomes?
c. Pulmonary arterial hypertension national specialist nurse meeting
d. London, UK
a. May 2013
b. #Poster: Can shared decision-making reduce medical malpractice litigation? A systematic
review
c. British Renal Society
d. Manchester, UK
a. April 2013
b. *Talk: Shared decision making: Can it improve outcomes in PAH?
c. Pulmonary arterial hypertension national specialist nurse meeting
d. London, UK
a. February 2013
b. *Talk: Shared decision making
c. Multiple Sclerosis Trust Specialist Nurse meeting
d. Cheshire, UK
a. January 2013
b. *WebEx: Option Grid accreditation WebEx
c. Advancing Quality Alliance, UK
d. WebEx, UK
a. May 2012
b. *Talk: Shared decision making: “Giving people the care they need and no less, the care they
want and no more”
c. Pulmonary arterial hypertension national specialist nurse meeting
d. London, UK
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a. May 2012
b. *Talk: Fast and frugal tools for shared decision making
c. NICE Annual conference
d. Birmingham, UK
a. January 2011
b. *Talk: Online decision aids
c. National Clinical Commissioning meeting
d. London, UK
a. February 2011
b. *Talk: NHS Direct online patient decision aids
c. Patient Information Forum
d. Birmingham, UK
a. November 2010
b. *Talk: NHS Direct online patient decision aids
c. NHS Direct away day
d. Milton Keynes, UK
a. October 2010
b. *Talk: Piloting tools for shared decision making in the NHS
c. Addenbrooke’s Informed Decision Making meeting
d. Cambridge University Hospitals, Cambridge, UK
a. October 2010
b. *Talk: Empowering people to make informed choices and improve their quality of life
c. Transforming the NHS summit
d. London, UK
a. September 2010
b. *Talk: Information: What will make the biggest difference?
c. National Voices conference
d. London, UK
a. March 2009
b. *Talk: "Like a lottery in my head": Development and online evaluation of a decision tool for
amniocentesis testing
c. School of Medicine, Nottingham University
d. Nottingham, UK
a. December 2009
b. #Talk: A qualitative field-testing study of a decision support intervention for amniocentesis
c. UK Society for Behavioral Medicine 5th Annual Scientific Meeting
d. Southampton, UK
Regional/Local
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a. March 2015
b. *Talk: Addressing disparities in early stage breast cancer treatment and decision making: a
three-arm comparative effectiveness trial in women of high and low socioeconomic status
c. TDI, Early Investigator Forum
d. Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH
a. April 2015
b. *Talk: Addressing disparities in early stage breast cancer treatment and decision making: a
three-arm comparative effectiveness trial across socioeconomic strata
c. SIMS
d. Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH
a. May 2015
b. *Talk: Promoting epilepsy self-management in underserved communities using a pictorial
intervention
c. Pathways of the River Valley all staff meeting
d. Claremont, NH
a. June 2014
b. *Talk: Books Beyond Words and epilepsy: Wordless intervention for epilepsy in learning
disabilities
c. University of Hertfordshire showcase day
d. Hatfield, UK
a. January 2013
b. *Talk: Shared decision making
c. University of Hertfordshire, Departmental talk
d. Hatfield, UK
a. March 2013
b. *Talk: An introduction to health psychology: key concepts and theories
c. North Hertfordshire College
d. Stevenage, UK
a. October 2012
b. *Workshop: Option Grid
c. The Dartmouth Center for Health Care Delivery Science
d. Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH
a. October 2010
b. *Talk: NHS Direct Patient Decision Aids
c. South West Nurse Meeting
d. Taunton, UK
a. February 2010
b. *Talk: Developing and implementing patient decision aids
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c. NHS Direct seminar
d. London, UK
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Please also see Google Scholar page:
https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=-Rno8PsAAAAJ
Peer-reviewed publications
Original articles
1. Hall, N., Durand, M.A., Mengoni, S. Caregivers’ attitudes to research involving
people with mild to severe learning disabilities. British Journal of Learning Disabilities, 2017, In
Press.
2.
Bunn, F., Goodman, C., Davies, S., Durand, M.A., Hodkinson, I., Manthorpe, J., Millac, P.,
Rait, G., Wilson, P. Supporting shared decision making for older people with multiple health and
social care needs: a protocol for a realist synthesis to inform integrated care model. BMJ Open,
2017, In Press.
3.
Alam, S., Percac Lima, S., Elwyn, G, Durand, M.A. Testing the usability and acceptability
of encounter decision aids for breast cancer surgery in women of low socioeconomic status. BMC
Medical Informatics and Decision Making, 2016, 16(1), 147.
4.
Mengoni, S. Gates, B., Parkes, G., Zia, A., Friedli, F., Barton, G., Ring, H., Wellsted, D.
Durand, M.A. Wordless intervention for people with epilepsy and learning disabilities (WIELD): a
randomized controlled feasibility trial. BMJ Open, 2016, 6(11).
5.
Mengoni, S., Parkes, G., Zia, A., Friedli, F., Barton, G., Ring, H., Oostendorp, L.,
Wellsted, D., Gates, B, Durand, M.A. “Sometimes, it just stops me from doing anything”: A
qualitative exploration of epilepsy management in people with intellectual disabilities and their
carers. Epilepsy & Behavior, 2016, 10(64); 133-139.
6.
Elwyn G, Dannenberg M, Blaine A, Poddar U, Durand M.A. Trustworthy patient decision
aids: a qualitative analysis addressing the risk of competing interests. BMJ Open, 2016,
6(9):e012562. doi:10.1136/bmjopen-2016-012562
7.
Durand, M.A., Tomson, C., Cullen, R et al. Measuring shared decision making in chronic
kidney care in England: pilot evaluation across 19 renal centers. Chronic Kidney Journal, 2016,
9(2):252-9.
8.
Durand, M.A., Alam, S., Grande, S., Elwyn, G. ‘Much clearer with pictures’: Using
community-based participatory research to develop and test a Picture Option Grid for
underserved breast cancer patients. BMJ Open, 2016, 6(2):e010008.
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Durand, M.A, Witt, J., Joseph-Williams N., Newcombe R., Politi, M., Sivell, S., Elwyn, G.
Minimum standards for the certification of patient decision support interventions: Feasibility
and application. Patient Education and Counseling. 2015 98(4); 462-468.
10. Oostendorp, L., Durand M.A., Lloyd, A., Elwyn, G. Measuring organizational readiness for
patient engagement (MORE): an international online Delphi consensus study. BMC Health
Services Research. 2015 15;61.
11. Mengoni, S. Gates, B., Durand, M.A. An intervention for people with learning disabilities
and epilepsy. Learning disability practice. 2015 18(2); 28-31.
12. Durand, M.A, Gates, B., Parkes, G., Zia, A., Friedli, F., Barton, G., Ring, H., Oostendorp,
L., Wellsted, D. Wordless intervention for epilepsy in learning disabilities (WIELD): study
protocol for a randomized controlled feasibility trial. Trials. 2014 20; 15:455.
13. Durand, M.A., Walsh, T., Barr, P., Elwyn, G. Incentivizing Shared Decision Making in the
USA – Where are We Now? Healthcare: The Journal of Delivery Science and Innovation. 2015
3(2); 97-101.
14. Farrell, E., Whistance, R., Lloyd, A., Jones, A., Elwyn, G., Durand, M.A., Motley, R.
Shared decision-making in plaque psoriasis: development of an Option Grid to assist in decisions
to commence oral therapy. Journal of British Dermatology. 2014 171; 7-7.
15. Grande, S.W., Faber, M.J., Durand, M.A., Thompson, R., Paradis Montibello, R, Elwyn, G.
A classification model of patient engagement methods and assessment of feasibility in real
world settings. Patient Education and Counseling. 2014 95(2); 281-7.
16. Grande, SW., Durand, M.A., Fisher, E.S., Elwyn, G. Physicians as part of the solution?
Community-based participatory research as a way to get shared decision making into practice.
JGIM 2014 29(1); 219-222.
17. Joseph-Williams, N., Newcombe, R., Politi, M., Durand, M.A., Sivell, S., Stacey, R.,
O’Connor, A., Volk, R., Edwards, A., Bennett, C., Pignonne, M., Thomson, R., Elwyn, G.
Towards minimum standards for patient decision aids: a modified Delphi consensus process.
Medical Decision Making. 2013 34(6); 699-710.
18. Tomson, C., Durand, M.A., Cullen, C. Shared decision making in kidney care: the
challenge of measurement. British Journal of Renal Medicine. 2013 18(1).
19. Beattie, B., Thomas, G., Durand, M.A., Elwyn, G., Fisher, J., Delbarre, A. Helping parents
decide about Down syndrome screening: using an Option Grid as a facilitation tool. BJOG. 2013
120(1); 42-43.
20. Marrin, K., Brain, K., Durand, M.A., Edwards, A., Lloyd, A., Thomas, V., Elwyn, G. Fast
and frugal tools for shared decision making: how to develop Option Grids. European Journal for
Person Centered Healthcare. 2013 1(1); 232-239.
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21. Elwyn, G., Lloyd, A., Joseph-Williams, N., Cording, E., Thomson, R., Durand, M.A. &
Edwards, A. Option Grids: Shared decision making made easier. Patient Education and
Counseling. 2013 90(2): 207-212.
22. Durand, M.A., Boivin, J. & Elwyn, G. Stakeholder field-testing of amnioDex, a Patient
Decision Support Intervention for amniocentesis testing. The International Journal of Person
Centered Medicine. 2012 2(3): 568-576.
23. Durand, M.A., Wegwarth, O., Boivin, J., Elwyn, G. Design and usability of heuristic-based
deliberation tools for women facing amniocentesis. Health Expectations. 2012 15(1); 32-48.
24. Melbourne, E., Roberts, S., Durand, M.A., Elwyn, G. Dyadic OPTION: Measuring
perceptions of shared decision making in practice. Patient Education and Counseling. 2011
83(1):55-7.
25. Elwyn, G., et al. Salzburg statement on shared decision making. BMJ. 2011 Mar
22;342:d1745.
26. Elwyn, G., Kreuwel , I., Durand, M.A., Joseph-Williams, N., Sivell, S., Evans, R., Edwards,
A. (2011) How to develop web-based decision support interventions for patients: a process map.
Patient Education and Counseling. 2011 82(2); 260-5.
27. Elwyn, G., Stiel, M., Durand, M.A., Boivin, J. The design of patient decision support
interventions: addressing the theory-practice gap. J Eval Clin Pract. 2011;17(4):565-74.
28. Durand, M.A., Stiel, M., Boivin, J., Elwyn, G. Information and decision support need of
parents considering amniocentesis: a qualitative study of pregnant women and health
professionals. Health Expectations. 2010 13(2):125-38.
29. Melbourne, E., Sinclair, K., Durand, M.A., Legare, F., Elwyn, G. Developing a dyadic
OPTION scale to measure perceptions of shared decision making. Patient Education and
Counseling. 2010 78(2); 177-83.
30. Elwyn, G., O’Connor, A.M., Bennett, C., Newcombe, R.G., Durand, M.A., Drake, E.,
Joseph, M., Khangura, S., Politi, M., Saarimaki, A. et al. Assessing the quality of decision
support technologies using the International Patient Decision Aid Standards instrument (IPDASi).
PLoS ONE. 2009 4, e4705.
31. Durand, M.A., Stiel, M., Boivin, J., Elwyn, G. Where’s the theory? Evaluating the
theoretical frameworks described in decision support technologies. Patient Education and
Counseling. 2008 71; 125-135.
Reviews
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32. Dannenberg, M., Mengoni, S., Gates, B., Durand, M.A. A scoping review of selfmanagement interventions for epilepsy in people with learning disabilities. Seizure, 2016, 41,
16-25.
33. Durand, M.A, Cockle, L., Mann, M., Moulton, B., Elwyn, G. Can shared decision-making
reduce medical malpractice litigation? A systematic review. BMC Health Services Research. 2015
15;167.
34. Durand, M.A., Dolan H., Carpenter L., Bravo P., Mann M., Wellsted D., Bunn F., Elwyn G.
Do interventions designed to support Shared Decision Making reduce health inequalities? A
systematic review and meta-analysis. PLOS ONE. 2014 9(4):e94670.
35. Tsulukidze, M., Durand, M.A., Mead, T., Elwyn, J. Providing audiotaped clinical
encounters to patients – what do we know? A scoping review. Patient Education and Counseling.
2014 95(3); 297-304.
36. Stacey, D., Kryworuchko, J., Belkora, J., Davison, B.J., Durand, M.A., Eden, K., Hoffman,
A.S., Koerner, M., Legare, F., Loiselle, M.C., Street, R.L. Coaching and guidance with patient
decision aids: A review of theoretical and empirical evidence. BMC Medical Informatics and
Decision Making. 2013 13 Suppl 2:S11.
37. Durand, M.A., Boivin, J., Elwyn, G. A review of Decision Support Technologies for
Amniocentesis. Human Reproduction Update. 2008 14, 659-668.
Manuscripts under review
1. Scalia, P., Elwyn, G., Durand, M.A. A case study of the spontaneous adoption of
Option Grids in routine clinical settings.
2. Durand, M.A., Yen, R.W., Barr, P.J., Cochran, N., Aarts, J., Legaré, F., Reed, M., O’Malley,
A.J., Scalia, P., Painchaud Guérard, G., Elwyn, G. Assessing medical students knowledge and
attitudes about shared decision making across the curriculum: Protocol for an international
online survey and stakeholder analysis.
Book chapters
1.
Durand, M.A., Volk, B., Elwyn, G. (2015). Shared decision making and health inequalities.
Chapter 35 appearing in “Shared decision making in health care: achieving evidence based
patient choice, 3e”. Oxford University Press.
2.
Barr, P., Durand, M.A., Elwyn, G. (2015). Measurement of shared decision making for
performance measurement and incentivization. Chapter 28 appearing in “Shared decision making
in health care: achieving evidence based patient choice, 3e”. Oxford University Press.
3.
Durand, M.A., Elwyn, G. (2010). Decision Making in the Context of Health and Illness.
SAGE Encyclopedia of Family Health. SAGE publications.
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4.
Durand, M.A., Elwyn, G. (April 2009). Examining the theoretical foundation of decision
support technologies. Chapter 29 appearing in “Shared decision making in health care: achieving
evidence based patient choice, 2e”. Oxford University Press.
Book
1.
Elwyn, G., Durand, M.A (2015). Option Grid: Health decisions made easier. 1st edition.
Dartmouth.
Other scholarly work
1.
Mengoni, S., Durand, M.A. 2016. Helping people with learning disabilities understand and
manage epilepsy. Blog post: http://blogs.herts.ac.uk/2016/12/helping-people-withlearning_52.html
2.
Elwyn, G., Durand, M.A., Scalia, P. 2016. How to ensure the quality and safety of patient
decision aids: Towards a feasible certification process. White paper commissioned by the
National Quality Forum, Washington, DC.
3.
Durand, M.A. 2014. Effects of decision aids on patients’ decision-making about treatments
or screening. Commentary. NICE Eyes on Evidence: Expert commentary on important new
evidence.
4.
Durand, M.A. Option Grids: Fast and frugal tools for the medical encounter. 2013. MS
Trust News.
5.
Durand, M.A., Elwyn, G. 2012. A simple tool to facilitate shared decisions. The Health
Foundation newsletter: http://www.health.org.uk/newsletter/simple-tool-facilitate-shareddecisions.
Abstracts
#indicates abstracts that were reviewed prior to being accepted for presentation.
1. #Durand, M.A., Oostendorp, L., Lloyd, A., Elwyn, G. (2015, October). Measuring
Organizational Readiness for patient Engagement (MORE): An International online delphi survey.
Paper presented at the International Conference on Communication in Healthcare, New Orleans,
LA.
2. #Durand, M.A., Mengoni, S., Parkes, G., Zia, A., Friedli, F., Barton, G., Ring, H., Oostendorp,
L., Wellsted, D., Gates, B. (2015, October). Wordless Intervention for Epilepsy in Learning
Disabilities (WIELD): A randomized controlled feasibility trial. Poster session presented at the
International Conference on Communication in Healthcare, New Orleans, LA.
3. #Alam, S., Durand, M.A. (2015, October). Determining an optimal format of engaging women
of low socioeconomic status diagnosed with early stage breast cancer in decision making. Paper
presented at the International Conference on Communication in Healthcare, New Orleans, LA.
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4. #Alam, S., Durand, M.A. (2015, October). A community-based participatory approach to
developing a Picture Option Grid for women of low socioeconomic status diagnosed with early
stage breast cancer. Paper presented at the International Conference on Communication in
Healthcare, New Orleans, LA.
5. #Durand, M.A., Alam, S., Grande, S., Elwyn, G. (2015, July). A Community Based
Participatory Research Approach to Developing an Encounter Decision Aid for Women of Low
Socioeconomic Status diagnosed with early stage breast. Paper presented at the ISDM-ISEHC
conference, Sydney, Australia.
6. #Durand, M.A., Witt, J., Joseph-Williams N., Newcombe R., Politi, M., Sivell, S., Elwyn, G.
(2015, July). Minimum standards for the certification of patient decision support interventions:
Feasibility and application. Paper presented at the ISDM-ISEHC conference, Sydney, Australia.
7. #Durand, M.A., Bekker, H.L., Casula, A., Elias, R., Ferraro, A., Lloyd, A., van der Veer, S.N.,
Metcalfe, W., Mooney, A., Thomson, R.G., Tomson, C.R. (2015, July). Measuring routine patient
involvement in treatment decision making in chronic kidney care. Paper presented at the ISDMISEHC conference, Sydney, Australia.
8. #Durand, M.A., Oostendorp, L., Lloyd, A., Elwyn, G. (2015, July). Measuring Organizational
Readiness for patient Engagement (MORE): An International online delphi survey. Poster session
presented at the ISDM-ISEHC conference, Sydney, Australia.
9. #Durand, M.A., Mengoni, S., Parkes, G., Zia, A., Friedli, F., Barton, G., Ring, H., Oostendorp,
L., Wellsted, D., Gates, B. (2015, July). Wordless Intervention for Epilepsy in Learning
Disabilities (WIELD): A randomized controlled feasibility trial. Poster session presented at the
ISDM-ISEHC conference, Sydney, Australia.
10. #Alam, S., Elwyn, G., Durand, M.A. (2015, June). A CBPR Approach to Developing a DeSI for
Women of Low SES Diagnosed with Early Stage Breast Cancer. Paper presented at the Academy
Health Conference, Minneapolis, MN.
11. #Durand, M.A. Cockle, L., Mann, M., Moulton, B., Elwyn, G. (2013, May). Can shared
decision-making reduce medical malpractice litigation? A systematic review. Poster session
presented at the British Renal Society conference, Manchester, UK.
12. #Durand, M.A. Dolan H., Carpenter L., Bravo P., Mann M., Wellsted D., Bunn F., Elwyn G. Do
interventions designed to support Shared Decision Making reduce health inequalities? A
systematic review and meta-analysis. Paper presented at the ISDM conference, Lima, Peru.
13. #Lehman, R., Durand, M.A., Brice, M., Petit-Zeman, S. Crowe, S., Elwyn, G. (2013, July).
Setting the Global Agenda for Shared Decision Making: Protocol for Developing a Priority Setting
Partnership and Option Grid for Heart Failure using the James Lind Alliance Methodology. Poster
session presented at the ISDM conference, Lima, Peru.
14. #Elwyn, G., Durand, M.A. (2013, July). Fast and Frugal: How to Use and Develop Option
Grids for the Medical Encounter. Workshop presented at the ISDM conference, Lima, Peru.
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15. #Elwyn, G., Durand, M.A. (2012, October). Option Grid: Shared decision making made
easier. Workshop presented at the SMDM conference, Phoenix, USA.
16. Durand, M.A. (2011, January). Online decision aids. Presentation given at the National
Clinical Commissioning meeting, London, UK.
17. #Durand, M.A. (2011, February). NHS Direct online patient decision aids. Presentation given
at the Patient Information Forum, Birmingham, UK.
18. #Durand, M.A. (2010, October). Empowering people to make informed choices and improve
their quality of life. Presentation given at the Transforming the NHS summit, London, UK.
19. Durand, M.A. (2010, October). Information: What will make the biggest difference?
Presentation given at the National Voices conference, London, UK
20. #Elwyn, G., Durand, M.A., Stiel, M., Boivin, J. (2009, June). Theory based design of decision
support interventions: Towards real-world guidelines. Paper presented at the ISDM conference,
Boston, USA.
21. #Elwyn, G., Durand, M.A. (2009, June). Share decision making workshop. Workshop
presented at the ISDM conference, Boston, USA.
22. #Durand, M.A., Boivin, J., Elwyn, G. (2008, September). A review of decision support
technologies for amniocentesis. Paper presented at the International Conference on
Communication in Healthcare, Oslo, Norway.
23. #Durand, M.A., Boivin, J., Elwyn, G. (2008, September). Designing decision support
technologies for parents considering amniocentesis. Paper presented at the International
Conference on Communication in Healthcare, Oslo, Norway.
24. #Durand, M.A., Stiel, M., Boivin, J., Elwyn, G. (2007, June). Where’s the theory? Evaluating
the theoretical frameworks described in decision support technologies. Paper presented at the
ISDM conference, Freiburg, Germany.
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PERSONAL STATEMENT
Ensuring that all patients, irrespective of their socioeconomic status and health literacy levels,
can be engaged and supported when making healthcare decisions remains an unresolved
challenge. My career is driven by my belief – supported by evidence and ethics – that all patients
should be engaged and supported when making healthcare decisions. My training as a health
psychologist and health services researcher, combined with solid quality improvement and
change management experience in the French and British public sector have prepared me for an
international career focused on improving patient engagement, communication in healthcare and
addressing healthcare disparities.
I have authored 37 peer-reviewed publications (12 as first author and six as senior author), four
book chapters, and one book. I have also been invited to present my research at regional,
national and international events. I have taught Psychology, Research methods, Advanced
Communication Skills, Shared Decision-Making and Evidence-Based Medicine to undergraduate
and postgraduate Psychology and Medical students as well as health professionals. My
overarching career goal is to conduct applied health services research that influences clinical
practice and improves patients’ outcomes, irrespective of their socioeconomic status, literacy
level and abilities.
My work as Faculty in the UK and USA is exploring how to leverage the use of pictures to engage
underserved and low literacy populations, to reduce healthcare disparities. Since becoming
Faculty at Dartmouth College in 2014, I have conceptualized and developed the Picture Option
Grid, which is now being evaluated in a PCORI funded comparative effectiveness trial (20162019). In the UK, I have been successful in obtaining funding from the National Institute for
Healthcare Research to undertake a randomized controlled feasibility trial of a pictorial selfmanagement intervention among people with intellectual disabilities. The importance of this
study has been recognized nationally and presented in the House of Lords in the UK in October
2016.
Over the past decade, my research has also focused on designing and evaluating patient decision
aids that are grounded in theory. As part of my PhD, I developed a user-centric, theory-based
interactive online decision aid for amniocentesis testing (AmnioDex). Between 2008 and 2012, I
published six peer-reviewed publications (five of them as lead author, and highly cited), which
explored the theoretical basis of decision aids and assessed the integration of relevant
theoretical constructs into the development of usable and accessible interventions. Since 2010, I
have contributed to designing, evaluating, disseminating and promoting fast and frugal
encounter decision aids that facilitate a dialogue between patients and clinicians. I have
published six peer-reviewed articles related to the development and evaluation of Option Grid
and presented at various national and international conferences and seminars (included invited
oral presentations, plenaries, and panel discussions). In parallel, I have contributed to the
development and adaptation of the International Patient Decision Aids Standards Instrument
(IPDASi). Finally, my research program aims to address barriers to shared decision making from
the clinician’s perspective.
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Over the past eleven years, I have taught (as a lecturer and module leader) Psychology, Research
methods, Advanced Communication Skills, Shared Decision-Making and Evidence-Based Medicine.
I have been responsible for teaching medium to large groups of undergraduate and postgraduate
Psychology and Medical students in tutorials, practicums, lectures and workshops. Using
innovative approaches, contemporary research examples and case studies, I have demonstrated
high quality pedagogic practice, solid academic guidance and a constant effort to implement and
disseminate good practice. Over the past four years, I have mentored 14 undergraduate medical
and Psychology students, and 10 MSc or MPH students. Since 2013, I have supervised three
postdoctoral students and currently mentor two PhD students as primary advisor. I have always
received positive feedback on my teaching and supervisory skills, and have published 14 peerreviewed articles with eight of my mentees.
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