Sarah R. MacEwan

Sarah R. MacEwan studies how patients and healthcare providers use digital health tools—such as patient portals and patient-generated health data—and how patients experience chronic and complex health conditions like long COVID, sickle cell disease, and pregnancy-related care. Much of the work is qualitative, drawing on interviews and surveys with patients, providers, and healthcare organization staff to understand communication, health literacy, and care coordination. The research also touches on public health topics like vaccine hesitancy, opioid response, and infection prevention in hospital settings.

Publication output has grown steadily over the last decade, rising from about 5 papers per year in 2017 to roughly 10-11 per year in recent years (2022-2025).

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