Improving Lives Through Person-Centered Diabetes Research and Care Improving Lives Through Person-Centered Research
Stampley Research Group is a team of scientists, clinicians, and students dedicated to improving the lives of people with diabetes and other chronic conditions. We study the everyday challenges people face and use those insights to create digital health tools and person-centered solutions. By combining lived experiences with innovation, we aim to make care more compassionate, effective, and supportive.
we focus on Research That Matters to the People and Communities We Serve
we focus on
Research
That
Matters
to
the
People
and
Communities
We
Serve
Our Mission
To improve the lives of individuals with chronic conditions through research that centers their voices, addresses psychosocial challenges, and leverages digital innovation to enhance care.
Our Vision
We envision a world where chronic disease care is equitable, person-centered, emotionally responsive, and guided by real-world evidence.
Collaborative Works
Current Projects
We are currently leading projects (iConcern and AIDES-T2D) that explore innovative ways to support people with diabetes.
Community Partnerships
We collaborate with people living with diabetes and community organizations to ensure research addresses real needs and creates lasting impact
Innovation
We design innovative health tools and use technology to create solutions that make care more practical, compassionate, and effective
Mentorship
We support the growth of future scholars and health leaders through mentorship, training, and opportunities to engage in meaningful research
Engage | Discover | Transform
Join Us in Advancing Person-Centered Care, Together.
Join a team dedicated to advancing research that places people at the heart of every discovery. We work together, learning from each other’s perspectives and lived experiences, to create knowledge that truly matters. Here, your curiosity is welcomed, your growth is encouraged, and your contributions help build evidence that improves care and makes a lasting difference in people’s lives
Our Team
News & Updates
Welcoming Musah Abubakari
Fall - 2025
Musah Abubakari joins the Stampley Research Group in Fall 2025 as a Research Assistant. He is a PhD student in Nursing whose research interests focus on chronic disease care, person-centered approaches, and improving health outcomes through innovative strategies. He is eager to contribute his skills and training to advance the group’s work in diabetes and chronic condition research.
Stay informed about our latest projects, publications, and events.
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Improving Lives Through Person-Centered Diabetes Research and Care Improving Lives Through Person-Centered Research
Stampley Research Group is a team of scientists, clinicians, and students dedicated to improving the lives of people with diabetes and other chronic conditions. We study the everyday challenges people face and use those insights to create digital health tools and person-centered solutions. By combining lived experiences with innovation, we aim to make care more compassionate, effective, and supportive.
we focus on Research That Matters
we focus on
Research
That
Matters
Our Mission
To improve the lives of individuals with chronic conditions by conducting research that centers their voices, addresses psychosocial challenges, and leverages digital innovation to enhance care.
Our Vision
A world where chronic disease care is equitable, person-centered, emotionally responsive, and guided by real-world evidence.
Collaborative Works
Current Projects
We are currently leading and collaborating on projects (iConcern and AIDES-T2D) that explore innovative ways to support people with diabetes.
Community Partnerships
We work with people living with diabetes and community organizations to make sure our research meets real needs and creates lasting impact.
Innovation
We create digital health tools shaped by people’s real experiences, making care more practical, compassionate, and effective.
Mentorship
We support students and early-career researchers, helping them grow into the next generation of health leaders.
Engage. Discover. Transform.
Join Us in Advancing Person-Centered Care, Together.
Join a team dedicated to advancing research that places people at the heart of every discovery. We work together, learning from each other’s perspectives and lived experiences, to create knowledge that truly matters. Here, your curiosity is welcomed, your growth is encouraged, and your contributions help build evidence that improves care and makes a lasting difference in people’s lives.
Our Team
News & Updates
Joining us this
Fall - 2025
Musah Abubakari joins the Stampley Research Group in Fall 2025 as a Research Assistant. He is a PhD student in Nursing whose research interests focus on chronic disease care, person-centered approaches, and improving health outcomes through innovative strategies. Musah is eager to contribute his skills and training to advance the group’s work in diabetes and chronic condition research.
Stay informed about our latest projects, publications, and events.
RECENT PUBLICATION
RECENT PUBLICATION
RECENT PUBLICATION
RECENT PUBLICATION
RECENT PUBLICATION
RECENT PUBLICATION
Stampley Research Group is a team of scientists, clinicians, and students dedicated to improving the lives of people with diabetes and other chronic conditions. We study the everyday challenges people face and use those insights to create digital health tools and person-centered solutions. By combining lived experiences with innovation, we aim to make care more compassionate, effective, and supportive.
we focus on Research That Matters to the People and Communities We Serve
we focus on
Research
That
Matters
to
the
People
and
Communities
We
Serve
Our Mission
To improve the lives of individuals with chronic conditions through research that centers their voices, addresses psychosocial challenges, and leverages digital innovation to enhance care.
Our Vision
We envision a world where chronic disease care is equitable, person-centered, emotionally responsive, and guided by real-world evidence.
Collaborative Works
Current Projects
We are currently leading projects (iConcern and AIDES-T2D) that explore innovative ways to support people with diabetes.
Community Partnerships
We collaborate with people living with diabetes and community organizations to ensure research addresses real needs and creates lasting impact.
Innovation
We design innovative health tools and use technology to create solutions that make care more practical, compassionate, and effective.
Mentorship
We support the growth of future scholars and health leaders through mentorship, training, and opportunities to engage in meaningful research.
Engage. Discover. Transform.
Join Us in Advancing Person-Centered Care, Together.
Join a team dedicated to advancing research that places people at the heart of every discovery. We work together, learning from each other’s perspectives and lived experiences, to create knowledge that truly matters. Here, your curiosity is welcomed, your growth is encouraged, and your contributions help build evidence that improves care and makes a lasting difference in people’s lives.
Our Team
News & Updates
Welcoming Musah Abubakari
Fall - 2025
Musah Abubakari joins the Stampley Research Group in Fall 2025 as a Research Assistant. He is a PhD student in Nursing whose research interests focus on chronic disease care, person-centered approaches, and improving health outcomes through innovative strategies. He is eager to contribute his skills and training to advance the group’s work in diabetes and chronic condition research.
Stay informed about our latest projects, publications, and events.
RECENT PUBLICATION
RECENT PUBLICATION
RECENT PUBLICATION
RECENT PUBLICATION
RECENT PUBLICATION
RECENT PUBLICATION
Improving Lives Through Person-Centered Diabetes Research and Care Improving Lives Through Person-Centered Research
Stampley Research Group is a team of scientists, clinicians, and students dedicated to improving the lives of people with diabetes and other chronic conditions. We study the everyday challenges people face and use those insights to create digital health tools and person-centered solutions. By combining lived experiences with innovation, we aim to make care more compassionate, effective, and supportive.
we focus on Research That Matters to the People and Communities We Serve
we focus on
Research
That
Matters
to
the
People
and
Communities
We
Serve
Our Mission
To improve the lives of individuals with chronic conditions through research that centers their voices, addresses psychosocial challenges, and leverages digital innovation to enhance care.
Our Vision
We envision a world where chronic disease care is equitable, person-centered, emotionally responsive, and guided by real-world evidence.
Collaborative Works
Current Projects
We are currently leading projects (iConcern and AIDES-T2D) that explore innovative ways to support people with diabetes.
Community Partnerships
We collaborate with people living with diabetes and community organizations to ensure research addresses real needs and creates lasting impact.
Innovation
We design innovative health tools and use technology to create solutions that make care more practical, compassionate, and effective.
Mentorship
We support the growth of future scholars and health leaders through mentorship, training, and opportunities to engage in meaningful research.
Engage. Discover. Transform.
Join Us in Advancing Person-Centered Care, Together.
Join a team dedicated to advancing research that places people at the heart of every discovery. We work together, learning from each other’s perspectives and lived experiences, to create knowledge that truly matters. Here, your curiosity is welcomed, your growth is encouraged, and your contributions help build evidence that improves care and makes a lasting difference in people’s lives.
Our Team
News & Updates
Welcoming Musah Abubakari
Fall - 2025
Musah Abubakari joins the Stampley Research Group in Fall 2025 as a Research Assistant. He is a PhD student in Nursing whose research interests focus on chronic disease care, person-centered approaches, and improving health outcomes through innovative strategies. He is eager to contribute his skills and training to advance the group’s work in diabetes and chronic condition research.
Stay informed about our latest projects, publications, and events.