Andrew B. L. Berry

Dr. Andrew B.L. Berry is an Assistant Professor at the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, specializing in applying human-centered design methodologies to improve health and well-being. His research is focused on developing and optimizing health services incorporating digital components, particularly for patient groups with multiple chronic conditions, disabilities, and complex health and social needs. His work addresses the complex health needs across populations ranging from children to older adults, while also mentoring early-career researchers in mastering human-centered design methodologies. His research outcomes have been published in numerous top-tier academic conferences and journals, contributing significantly to the advancement of health informatics and digital health technologies.

• 2020-Present·Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine·Assistant Professor
  • Specializing in applying human-centered design methodologies in health services, designing digital health solutions to meet complex patient needs.

• 2015-2019·University of Washington·PhD
  • Research focus: Human-centered design and health informatics
• 2013-2015·University of Washington·MS
  • Research focus: Health informatics
• 2004-2008·Dartmouth College·BA
  • Major not specified, but background indicates involvement in social science or design-related fields