Research
Below is a list of some of my writing with links to papers or sites where you should be able to download writings. Please feel free to email me directly for writings if you are unable to access them another way. This is incomplete and usually a little out of date– my Google Scholar page is likely to be more comprehensive and up to date.
JOURNAL ARTICLES
Kathleen H. Pine and Claus Bossen. (2020). Good Organizational Reasons for Better Medical Records: The Data Work of Clinical Documentation Integrity Specialists. Big Data & Society, 7(2), 2053951720965616.
William J. Riley, Kailey Love, George Runger, Michael S. Shafer, Kathleen H. Pine, and Glen Mays. (2020). Framework for Multisector Alignment Research. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice: JPHMP.
Kathleen H. Pine, Margaret Hinrichs, Jieshu Wang, Dana Lewis, and Erik Johnston. (2020). For Impactful Community Engagement: Check Your Role. Communications of the ACM, 63(7), 26-28.
Naja Holton Møller, Claus Bossen, Kathleen H. Pine, Trine R. Nielsen, and Gine Neff. (2020). Who Does the Work of Data? Interactions, 27(3), 52-55.
Kathleen H. Pine. (2019). The Qualculative Dimension of Healthcare Data Interoperability. Health Informatics Journal, 25 (3), 536-548.
Claus Bossen, Kathleen H. Pine, Frederico Cabitza, Gunnar Ellingsen, and Enrico M. Piras. (2019). Data Work in Healthcare: An Introduction. Health Informatics Journal, 25 (3), 465-474.
Claus Bossen, Yunan Chen, and Kathleen H. Pine. (2019). The Emergence of New Data Work Occupations in Healthcare: The Case of Medical Scribes. International Journal of Medical Informatics, 123, pg. 76-83.
Xinning Gui, Yunan Chen, and Kathleen H. Pine. (2018). Navigating the Healthcare Service Black Box: Individual Competence and Fragmented System. Proceedings of ACM on Human-Computer Interaction, 2 (CSCW), article 61.
Xinning Gui, Yunan Chen, Yubo Kou, Kathleen H. Pine, & Yu Chen (2018). Investigating Support Seeking from Peers for Pregnancy in Online Health Communities. Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction, 1(CSCW), article 50.
Yubo Kou, Xinning Gui, Yu Chen, Kathleen H. Pine, and Yunan Chen. (2018). Conspiracy Talk on Social Media: Collective Sensemaking during a Public Health Crisis. Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction, 1(CSCW), article 61.
Kathleen H. Pine and Melissa Mazmanian. (2017). Artful and contorted coordinating: The ramifications of imposing formal logics of task jurisdiction on situated practice. Academy of Management Journal, 60(2), 720-742.
Kathleen H. Pine, Rufus Edwards, Omar Masera, and Horacio Riojas-Rodríguez. (2011). Adoption and Use of Improved Biomass Stoves in Rural Mexico. Energy for Sustainable Development, 15, 176-183.
Shalini Misra, Daniel Stokols, Richard H. Harvey, Kathleen H. Pine, Juliana Fuqua, Said M. Shokair, and John M. Whiteley. (2009). Evaluating an Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Training Program in Health Promotion Research. American Journal of Preventive Medicine. 36, 358-365.
PEER REVIEWED CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
Kathleen H. Pine, Myeong Lee, Samantha A. Whitman, Yunan Chen, and Kathryn Henne. (2021). Making Sense of Risk Information amidst Uncertainty: Individuals’ Perceived Risks Associated with the COVID-19 Pandemic. In Proceedings of the 2021 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (pp. 1-15). **Honorable Mention Award.
Kathleen H. Pine and Yunan Chen (2020). Right Information, Right Time, Right Place: Physical Alignment and Misalignment in Healthcare Practice. In Proceedings of the 2020 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (pp. 1-12).
Claus Bossen, Yunan Chen, and Kathleen H. Pine. Information Infrastructures in Healthcare and Emergent Data Work Occupations: The Case of Medical Scribes and CDIS. In Infrahealth, Proceedings of the 6th International workshop on Infrastructures in Healthcare 2019.
Xinning Gui, Yubo Kou, Kathleen H. Pine, Elisa Ladaw, Harold Kim, Eli Suzuki-Gill, and Yunan Chen. (2018). Multidimensional Risk Communication: Public Discourse on Risks during an Emerging Epidemic. Proceedings of the Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems 2018.
Kathleen H. Pine (2017). eScience Insights to Inform Infrastructure for Accountability of Healthcare. Proceedings of the 6th International Workshop on Infrastructure in Healthcare 2017.
Xinning Gui, Yubo Kou, Kathleen H. Pine, & Yunan Chen (2017). Managing Uncertainty: Using Social Media for Risk Assessment during a Public Health Crisis. Proceedings of the ACM Conference on Human factors in Computing Systems 2017. **Honorable Mention Award.
Kathleen H. Pine, Christine Wolf, and Melissa Mazmanian (2016). The Work of Reuse: Birth Certificate Data and Healthcare Accountability Measurements. Proceedings iConference 2016. **Lee Dirks Best Paper Award.
Kathleen H. Pine and Melissa Mazmanian (2015). Emerging Insights on building Infrastructure for Healthcare Accountability. Proceedings iConference 2015.
Kathleen H. Pine and Max Liboiron The Politics of Measurement and Action. (2015). Proceedings of the ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems 2015. **Honorable Mention Award.
Yunan Chen and Kathleen Pine. (2014). When medical Expertise Meets Record Expertise: the Practices of Patient-Accessible Medical Records in China. Proceedings of the Conference on Design of Cooperative Systems 2014.
Kathleen Pine and Melissa Mazmanian. (2014). Institutional Logics of the EMR and the Problem of ‘Perfect’ but Inaccurate Accounts. Proceedings of ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work 2014.
Sunyoung Park, Kathleen Pine, and Yunan Chen. (2013). Local-universality: Designing EMR to Support Localized Informal Documentation Practices. Proceedings of ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work 2013.
Kathleen H. Pine. (2012). Fragmentation & Choreography: Caring for a Patient and a Chart during Childbirth. Proceedings of ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work 2012, 887-896.
BOOK CHAPTERS
Kathleen H. Pine and Christine Morton. (2020). Sustainable Metrics: Using Measurement-Based Quality Improvement to Improve Maternity Practice While Avoiding Frustration and Pitfalls. In Sustainable Birth in Disruptive Times (eds. K. Gutschow, R. Davis-Floyd, B. Daviss). pp. 99-114. Springer.
WHITE PAPERS, POPULAR PRESS, Etc
Kathleen H. Pine, Kathryn Henne, and Myeong Lee. People have had a hard time weighing pandemic risks because they haven’t gotten information they needed when they needed it. The Conversation, published April 29, 2021.
Palen, L., Anderson, J., Bica, M., Castillos, C., Crowley, J., Díaz, P., … & Wilson, T. (2020). Crisis Informatics: Human-Centered Research on Tech & Crises.
This is a super helpful annotated bibliography on the interdisciplinary field of crisis informatics
Kathleen H. Pine, Kailey Love, & William Riley. (2018). Strategies for Stabilizing and Strengthening the Individual Insurance Market: State of Arizona. Technical report prepared for USC-Brookings Schaffer Center for Health Policy.
Content from this technical report was included in ‘Stabilizing and Strengthening the Individual Health Insurance Market: A View from Ten States,’ a USC-Brookings Schaffer Center for Health Policy White Paper by Mark Hall
Christine H. Morton, Kathleen H. Pine, Jessica Turon, & Eliott K. Main (2016). Lessons from the Initiative to Reduce Early Elective Deliveries in California and the United States. A California Maternal Quality Care Collaborative White Paper. November, 2016. Palo Alto, CA: CMQCC. (Available at www.cmqcc.org)
FICTION
Care Economy. Pathways to Possible Worlds, held May 27th, 2016 at UC Irvine. **Honorable Mention Award.
RESEARCH FUNDING
KERN Fellowship Evaluation. Mayo Clinic Rochester. ($5,995). PI: Boehmer, ASU PI: Pine. 2020.
Navigating Ongoing Crisis: The Informal Risk Work of COVID-19. ASU Knowledge Exchange for Resilience Academic Partner Fellowship. ($15,000). PI: Pine. 2020.
Learning Collaborative for Adult and Pediatric Behavioral Health and Physical Health. Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) ($2,036,986). PI: Riley, Co-PI: Runger, Co-I’s: Pine, McCullough. 2019-2022.
Exploring Mechanisms to Facilitate Goal Alignment and Goal Attainment Among Multisector Stakeholders. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. ($1,000,000). PI: Riley; Co-PIs: Runger, Schafer; Co-Is: Pine, McCullough.
Patient-Centered Exploration and Innovation to Understand and Ease the Burden of Dialysis Treatment. ASU-Mayo Collaborative Seed Grant Program, ID: FP00012777. ($50,000). ASU PI: Pine; Mayo PI: Montori; Co-Investigators: Boehmer, Johnston, Thorsteinsdottir. 2018.
Data-Driven Quality Improvement and Management in Healthcare. Styrelsen for Forskning og Innovation. (International research planning grant) ($41,121.) PI: Bossen, Co-Investigators: Danholt, Pine, Zheng, Chen. 2017.
HCC Small: Creating a Data-Driven World: Situated Practices of Collecting, Curating, Manipulating, and Deploying Data in Healthcare. National Science Foundation Grant # 1319897 ($500,000). (2013-2016). Role: Co-Principal Investigator.
Implementation of Electronic Medical Records for Documentation: Implications for Efficiency and Safety of Workflow in Labor & Delivery. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Dissertation Fellowship ($40,000) Grant # 1R36HS020753-01 (2011-2012). Role: Principal Investigator (under supervision of PhD advisor Martha Feldman).