Melissa Rowe

Vice President, Global Research Talent

Santa Monica Office

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Ph.D. in clinical psychology, University of California, Los Angeles

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Melissa K. Rowe is vice president for global research talent. She oversees the hiring, performance evaluation, and professional development of RAND's research staff. As a senior behavioral scientist, Rowe has conducted research in the fields of quality of mental health services and general medical health services; arts education; and K-12 education policy. The focus of her research also includes quality of life; quality of care; women's health; behavioral health services; arts education and arts policy. Rowe received her Ph.D. in clinical psychology from UCLA in 1997 and completed her internship at Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic in Pittsburgh that same year.

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Arts Education Partnerships: Lessons Learned from One School District’s Experience - 2004

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Improving Arts Education Partnerships - 2004

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An Instrument to Assess Competencies of Providers Treating Severe Mental Illness - 2003

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Final Report for Policy Evaluation of the Effect of the 1996 Welfare Reform Legislation on SSI Benefits for Disabled Children - 2002

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Quality of life among women undergoing hysterectomies - 1999

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Background and Study Design Report for Policy Evaluation of the Effect of the 1996 Welfare Reform Legislation on SSI Benefits for Disabled Children - 1998

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Effects of Varied-Stimulus Exposure Training on Fear Reduction and Return of Fear - 1998

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Effects of an Expanding-Spaced Vs Massed Exposure Schedule on Fear Reduction and Return of Fear - 1998

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Melissa Rowe

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Publications

The Effect of Adherence to Practice Guidelines on Depression Outcomes - 2007

RAND Review: Vol. 29, No. 1, Spring 2005 - 2005

Use of a Consumer-Led Intervention to Improve Provider Competencies - 2005

Arts Education Partnerships: Lessons Learned from One School District’s Experience - 2004

Improving Arts Education Partnerships - 2004

An Instrument to Assess Competencies of Providers Treating Severe Mental Illness - 2003

Final Report for Policy Evaluation of the Effect of the 1996 Welfare Reform Legislation on SSI Benefits for Disabled Children - 2002

Quality of life among women undergoing hysterectomies - 1999

Background and Study Design Report for Policy Evaluation of the Effect of the 1996 Welfare Reform Legislation on SSI Benefits for Disabled Children - 1998

Effects of Varied-Stimulus Exposure Training on Fear Reduction and Return of Fear - 1998

Effects of an Expanding-Spaced Vs Massed Exposure Schedule on Fear Reduction and Return of Fear - 1998

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Melissa Rowe

Education

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Biography

Research Focus

Publications

The Effect of Adherence to Practice Guidelines on Depression Outcomes - 2007

RAND Review: Vol. 29, No. 1, Spring 2005 - 2005

Use of a Consumer-Led Intervention to Improve Provider Competencies - 2005

Arts Education Partnerships: Lessons Learned from One School District’s Experience - 2004

Improving Arts Education Partnerships - 2004

An Instrument to Assess Competencies of Providers Treating Severe Mental Illness - 2003

Final Report for Policy Evaluation of the Effect of the 1996 Welfare Reform Legislation on SSI Benefits for Disabled Children - 2002

Quality of life among women undergoing hysterectomies - 1999

Background and Study Design Report for Policy Evaluation of the Effect of the 1996 Welfare Reform Legislation on SSI Benefits for Disabled Children - 1998

Effects of Varied-Stimulus Exposure Training on Fear Reduction and Return of Fear - 1998

Effects of an Expanding-Spaced Vs Massed Exposure Schedule on Fear Reduction and Return of Fear - 1998

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