Ann Scheck McAlearney

Ann Scheck McAlearney studies how healthcare organizations implement and sustain new practices and technologies, with a focus on topics like electronic health records, telehealth, opioid use disorder treatment access, cancer care, and addressing patients' social needs. Her work is largely qualitative, using interviews and case studies to understand what helps or hinders healthcare teams, patients, and communities in adopting new care delivery models. Much of her recent research relates to substance use treatment access, digital health tools in oncology, and health system efforts to reduce disparities in care.

Publication output has grown over the last decade, rising from around 16 papers per year in 2017-2019 to a peak of 39 in 2025, indicating an increasing and currently high level of research activity.

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