Kelly M. Pudelek
Kelly is a senior research director at The Bridge at NORC, with over a decade of experience at the organization. She has expertise in both in-person and web-based studies and has contributed to a wide range of survey research areas, including questionnaire design and instrument testing, participant recruitment, IT systems development, interviewer training, and data collection management.
Throughout her tenure, Kelly has led and supported numerous projects. She is a member of the management team for the National Social Life, Health, and Aging Project (NSHAP), a 20-year longitudinal national study examining the health and social relationships of older adults. Her primary responsibilities on NSHAP include project management and questionnaire design.
Kelly also serves as the project director for the Latino Aging Network Study (LANS), which involves conducting cognitive interviews and administering web-based surveys to caregivers of older adults.
Previously, she served as the data collection lead on several projects utilizing ecological momentary assessment (EMA) through app-based surveys targeting both older and younger adults. Her work has also included in-person interviews using address-based sampling, as well as web-based organizational surveys.
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Education
MA
University of Connecticut
BA
University of Chicago
Project Contributions
Publications
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opens in new tab"Cognitive Function and Its Risk Factors among Older U.S. Adults Living at Home."
Journal Article | September 4, 2018
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opens in new tab"Cognitive Interviews for Questionnaire Development in the NSHAP Wave 3 Elder Mistreatment Module."
Journal Article | August 24, 2017
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opens in new tab"Use of Variables from the National Social Life, Health, and Aging Project (NSHAP): January 2007–January 2015."
Working Paper | May 30, 2017
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NSHAP Remote Data Collection: Web Survey Experiences among Older Adults
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