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Dr. Negin Dorri | Behavioral Medicine | Best Researcher Award

Postdoctoral researcher at University of Tehran, Iran

Summary:

Dr. Negin Dorri is a Health Psychologist and researcher with a Ph.D. from the University of Tehran. Her work focuses on empowering informal caregivers and improving the health outcomes of individuals with chronic diseases such as cardiovascular conditions. She combines her clinical expertise with research to develop interventions that address both psychological and biological aspects of health. Dr. Dorri is also an educator, guiding doctoral students in their research and teaching advanced courses in psychology and health.

Professional Profile:

👩‍🎓Education:

Dr. Negin Dorri holds a Ph.D. in Health Psychology from the University of Tehran, where she graduated with a GPA of 3.94/4.00. Her dissertation focused on developing and implementing a family-centered health intervention for patients diagnosed with coronary heart disease, comparing its effectiveness to cardiac rehabilitation. Dr. Dorri also completed her Master’s in Clinical Psychology from Islamic Azad University in Tehran with a GPA of 3.48/4.00. Her thesis explored the mediating role of attachment styles in adolescents diagnosed with cancer. Additionally, she holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Management from Queen Mary University of London.

🏢 Professional Experience:

Dr. Dorri is currently a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Tehran, where she is developing an empowerment model for informal caregivers of individuals with cardiovascular diseases and cancer. She is also implementing interventions aimed at improving caregiver well-being and caregiving outcomes. Dr. Dorri supervises doctoral research at the University of Tehran’s Kish and Qeshm International Campuses, guiding students on dissertation topics and scholarly publications. She also serves as a Guest Lecturer, teaching courses on Geriatric Counselling, Culture and Health, and Aging and Health at various doctoral and master’s levels.

Previously, Dr. Dorri held various clinical and research roles, including working as a Cardiac Rehabilitation Health Psychologist and Researcher at Rajaie Cardiovascular Medical Center. Her clinical psychology experience spans hospitals and therapeutic centers, with a focus on oncology and mental health. She also served as a Reviewer for the Global Journal of Medicine and Public Health and contributed to multiple research initiatives focused on evidence-based health promotion and disease prevention.

Research Interests:

Dr. Dorri’s research interests are centered on health equity, non-communicable diseases prevention, empowerment of patients and informal caregivers, and integrated approaches to care. She is particularly passionate about advancing psychological interventions for cardiovascular patients and improving the mental health of caregivers. Her research contributes to understanding the biopsychosocial model in health, with a focus on vulnerable populations and chronic illness management.

Author Metrics:

  • Publications: Dr. Dorri has contributed to academic journals and books, including a book chapter on scientific peer review in the era of AI and an invited publication discussing the role of golf in promoting health.
  • Translation Work: She has translated important health inventories, including the Self-care of Chronic Illness Inventory and the Self-care of Coronary Heart Disease Inventory, both available in multiple languages.
  • Book Contributions: Dr. Dorri co-authored “My Beautiful Hat,” a culturally tailored book supporting Iranian children undergoing cancer treatment.

Top Noted Publication:

Title: A New Self-Reported Assessment Measure for COVID-19 Anxiety Scale (CDAS) in Iran: A Web-Based Study

  • Authors: A. Alipour, A. Ghadami, A. Farsham, N. Dorri
    Journal: Iranian Journal of Public Health
    Volume: 49
    Issue: 7
    Pages: 1316
    Year: 2020
    Citations: 35
    Summary: This study presents the development and evaluation of a self-reported measure, the COVID-19 Anxiety Scale (CDAS), specifically designed to assess anxiety related to the COVID-19 pandemic in the Iranian population. It was conducted as a web-based study to reach a broad audience during the pandemic.

Title: Principles and Methods of Diabetes Adaptation

  • Authors: R. Pourhosein, N. Dorri
    Journal: Rooyesh-e-Ravanshenasi Journal (RRJ)
    Volume: 9
    Issue: 7
    Pages: 179-196
    Year: 2020
    Citations: 2
    Summary: This article discusses the psychological principles and methods that can be applied to help individuals with diabetes adapt to their condition. The focus is on psychological and behavioral strategies that enhance self-care and disease management.

Title: The Association Between Stress and Cancer: A Systematic Review of Research Literature

  • Authors: N. Dorri, R. Pourhosein
    Journal: Rooyesh-e-Ravanshenasi Journal (RRJ)
    Volume: 8
    Issue: 12
    Pages: 1-10
    Year: 2020
    Citations: 1
    Summary: This systematic review examines the relationship between stress and cancer, summarizing research findings on how stress may contribute to cancer progression and its impact on patient outcomes. The review includes a comprehensive analysis of both physiological and psychological perspectives.

Title: Development and Psychometric Evaluation of the Self-Care of Informal Caregivers Inventory

  • Authors: N. Dorri, B. Riegel
    Journal: International Journal of Nursing Studies Advances
    Volume: 7
    Article ID: 100237
    Year: 2024
    Citations: Not yet cited
    Summary: This paper presents the development and psychometric evaluation of the “Self-Care of Informal Caregivers Inventory,” a tool designed to assess the self-care practices and well-being of informal caregivers. It aims to enhance the support provided to caregivers and improve caregiving outcomes.

Title: Scientific Peer Review in an Era of Artificial Intelligence

  • Authors: S. M. Kadri, N. Dorri, M. Osaiweran, P. Garyali, M. Petkovic
    Book: Scientific Publishing Ecosystem: An Author-Editor-Reviewer Axis
    Pages: 397-413
    Year: 2024
    Summary: This book chapter discusses the impact of artificial intelligence on the scientific peer review process, addressing how AI tools can aid in the efficiency, fairness, and quality of peer review in academic publishing. It also examines the challenges and opportunities of integrating AI in this domain.

Conclusion:

Dr. Negin Dorri is an exceptional candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to her extensive contributions to health psychology, particularly in the realm of chronic disease management and caregiver support. Her innovative research, dedication to improving health outcomes for vulnerable populations, and mentorship of future scholars demonstrate her commitment to advancing both the academic and practical applications of health psychology. While there are opportunities for expanding her research internationally and longitudinally, her achievements thus far make her an exemplary figure in the field. Dr. Dorri’s continued dedication to addressing the biopsychosocial model of health positions her as a highly deserving candidate for this prestigious recognition.

 

 

 

Negin Dorri | Behavioral Medicine | Best Researcher Award

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