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Jared Smith is the author of 14 books of poetry, 2 CDs,
and stage productions in New York and Chicago. He has
served on the Editorial Boards of Home Planet News, The
New York Quarterly, Turtle Island Quarterly, and The
Pedestal Magazine, as well as on the Board of Directors
of literary and arts non-profits in New York, Illinois, and
Colorado. Jared has taught at New York University, La
Guardia Community College, and Illinois Institute of
Technology. He has also worked as Vice President of a
consulting company, Associate Director of Education
and Applied Technology Research at Institute of Gas
Technology; Special Advisor to Argonne National
Laboratory; and as a technical advisor to The White House
under President Clinton. He lives in Colorado, where he
spends much of his time in a rustic log cabin in Roosevelt
National Forest.
Jared Smith
Dr Jared Smith is a research fellow in mental health at St George′s.
His major areas of interest are health science, behavioural medicine, and neuropsychology. Specifically, Dr Smith investigates cognitive, learning, and behavioural processes in people with clinical and/or neurological disorders, and the extent to which these processes impact on daily function and are affected by treatments including psychological-based interventions. More generally, he is interested in research involving clinical and neurological rehabilitation, especially in regard to providing evidence-based healthcare for these populations in the form of effective treatments and rehabilitation methods.
Dr Smith's current projects involve investigating: predictors of successful outcome of pain management interventions for people with chronic pain - including the influence of neurocognitive function; the benefits of pain management approaches for people with sickle cell disease; the psychosocial burden of surgically-induced nerve injury; the detection of non-credible complaints in clinical populations; and the feasibility of a navigation approach to care coordination for people with severe mental illness.
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