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Ph.D.  Doctoral Degree, Morgan State University                                            2022         

Dissertation Title: EFFICACY OF USING A MOBILE APPLICATION IN SUPPORT

OF POSTDISCHARGE COMPLIANCE AMONG HEART FAILURE PATIENTS. 

MS      Morgan State University, Master of Science Nursing                              May 2013

            Capstone Project: “Community Health Outreach in Ilesha, Osun State, Nigeria”

BSN    Holy Family University, Bachelor of Science in Nursing                      May 2009

Dr. Asamoah's research is centered on cardiovascular health, particularly among patients dealing with complex cardiovascular conditions. She has made significant contributions to the field through her numerous publications and presentations at respected medical associations, evidencing her dedication to advancing medical knowledge. Her work reflects a commitment to not just theoretical research but also practical applications in clinical settings, emphasizing the integration of technology within healthcare practices to enhance patient outcomes.

One of Dr. Asamoah's key research investigates the utilization of mobile applications to improve post-discharge compliance among heart failure patients. By harnessing modern technology, she aims to assist patients in effectively managing their health plans post-hospitalization. This innovative research underscores her proactive approach to addressing traditional healthcare challenges, particularly the crucial issue of patient adherence during recovery from significant cardiovascular events. Additionally, her collaboration with the National Institutes of Health on understanding the relationship between comorbidities and cardiovascular diseases, especially among those with cognitive impairments, illustrates her holistic perspective on health and its complexities.

In addition to her research about cardiovascular health, Dr. Asamoah actively participates in discussions surrounding socioeconomic and environmental determinants of health. Her publications advocate for strategies to improve cardiovascular health management through technology and address social health disparities, particularly in urban communities. Currently exploring the environmental factors affecting public health, she is involved in projects analyzing the impact of air pollution on health outcomes in urban areas of Ghana and El Salvador. Her interdisciplinary collaborations and active engagement with health organizations emphasize her leadership and commitment to fostering comprehensive approaches to public and cardiovascular health challenges.

Publications

Asamoah, E. (2023). EFFICACY OF USING A MOBILE APPLICATION IN SUPPORT OF POST DISCHARGE COMPLIANCE AMONG HEART FAILURE PATIENTS. American Journal of Preventive Cardiology, Volume 15, ISSN 2666-6677, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ajpc.2023.100530. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2666667723000715

Asamoah, E. (2024). Enhancing Cardiovascular Health Management through Mobile Applications: Strategies for Healthcare Providers. J Pub Health Issue Pract, 8(2):228 https://doi.org/10.33790/jphip1100228 https://gexinonline.com/uploads/articles/article-jphip-228.pdf
Asamoah, E. (2024). Addressing Social Determinants of Health in Urban Communities: A Call for Action. J Pub Health Issue Pract, 8(2): 229
https://doi.org/10.33790/jphip1100229 https://gexinonline.com/uploads/articles/article-jphip-229.pdf

Fosuhene, S. Asare, K., Wemegah, B. Asamoah, E., & Damoah, R. (2025). https://zilideon.com/news/gssti-and-partners-assess-air-quality-in-koforidua-using-space-enabled-technology/

Asamoah, E. (2025). Enhancing Cardiovascular Health Outcomes: The Role of Digital Health in the 8 Essential Life Factors. The European Society of Medicine. 13(6). https://doi.org/10.18103/mra.v13i6.6478

Fosu-Amankwah, Kwabena and Owusu, Samuel and Bayor, Jude Simons and Asamoah, Emelia and Damoah, Richard (2025). Exposure Assessment of Particulate Matter Concentrations in Urban-Transit Buses in Ghana. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=5138307 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.5138307

Grants

2024 – Recipient of Morgan State University IDC Small Grant Award of $9,950.00 to sponsor research project in Ghana, “Comparing the Impact of Air Pollution in Remote and Urban Areas in Ghana on Public Health Outcomes”

2024 – Collaborator and participated in NIH “All of Us” Faculty Researcher Academy and colleagues were awarded $50,000.00 to support in an ongoing research using All of Us data. 

2023 - Collaborator and participating in an ongoing research with the Climate Science Division awarded $250.000 by DOE CRC “Urban Climate Change and Its Impact on Public Health in Baltimore.

2023 – Collaborator and participated in NIH “All of Us” Faculty Researcher Academy and colleagues were awarded $50,000.00 to support in an ongoing research using All of Us data.