Rate My Professor Reeva Lederman

Lederman has advanced the field through key publications in prominent journals. Among her notable works are "Moderated Online Social Therapy: Designing and Evaluating Technology for Mental Health" in ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction, "How Trust Is Formed in Online Health Communities: A Process Perspective" in Communications of the Association for Information Systems (2014), "Why are we waiting? How poor information systems increase emergency department length of stay" in Health Informatics Journal (2002), and "Managing hospital databases: can large hospitals really protect patient data?" in Health Informatics Journal (2005). She has contributed to major projects including the HORYZONS randomized controlled trial of online social therapy for early psychosis relapse prevention and initiatives using AI and smartphone sensors to personalize mental health therapy delivery. Lederman leads Information Systems research groups focused on computational bioinformatics and health information systems, influencing digital health tool design, mental healthcare delivery, and technology trust. She has also shared insights through university platforms on topics like digital therapeutics and technostress.