Matt Martin
Presentations
Martin M. Integrated Care Block Rotation for Family Medicine Residents. Presented at: Annual North
Carolina Behavioral Science Consortium; April 18, 2014; Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC.
Martin M. Death, Dying, and the Family: How to Navigate Difficult, Painful Conversations with Patients
and Their Families. Presented at: Cape Fear Valley Hospital – End of Life Care Series; February 13,
2014; Fayetteville, NC.
Martin M. Integrating Behavioral Health Services Into Primary Care: What You Can Learn From Our
Successes and Mistakes. Presented at: Statewide AHEC Conference; December 12, 2013; Chapel Hill,
NC.
Martin M. Nicotine Cessation. Presented at: East Carolina University Medical Family Therapy Doctoral
Program; November 15, 2013; Greenville, NC.
Martin M. Conversations of Accountability: Addressing Performance Gaps and Poor Behavior. Presented
at: Southern Regional AHEC; August 27, 2013; Fayetteville, NC.
Martin M. Medical Family Therapy. Presented at: Adler School of Professional Psychology; April 9,
2013; Chicago, IL.
Martin M. Health Behavior Change. Presented at: Advocate University of Illinois at Chicago/Illinois
Masonic Family Practice Residency Program; March 1, 2013; Chicago, IL.
Martin M. Integrated Primary Care: A Systematic Review of Study Design and Program Characteristics.
Presented at: East Carolina University, Child Development and Family Relations Department; April 20,
2012; Greenville, NC.
Martin M. Behavior Change in Primary Care. Presented at: the Great Plains Family Medicine Residency
Program; April 2012; Oklahoma City, OK.
Martin M. Family Systems and Health. Presented at: Pennsylvania State University – Altoona; March 26,
2012; Altoona, PA.
Martin M. Family Life Cycle and Health. Presented at: NH Dartmouth Family Medicine Residency
Program; March 27, 2012; Concord, NH.
Martin M. Retirement: Smoothing the Transition. Presented at: East Carolina University Family
Medicine Center; December 16, 2010; Greenville, NC.
Martin M. Miller R. Yorgason J. Carroll J. The Hurtful Relationship: An Analysis of Relationship
Aggression and Health Using Longitudinal Data. Poster presentation at: The American Association for
Marriage and Family Therapy Annual Meeting; September 24, 2010; Atlanta, GA.
Martin M, Miller R. A Longitudinal Study of Marital Disaffection. Poster presentation at: The American
Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Annual Meeting; October 1, 2009; Sacramento, CA
Martin M. Miller R. Predictors of Marital Disaffection in Mid-life Couples. Poster presentation at: The
American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Annual Meeting; October 30, 2008; Memphis,
TN.
Martin M. Miller R. Madsen K. Smith L. Couple Conflict: An Investigation of Impact on Family
Functioning. Poster presentation at: The Mary Lou & Ira Fulton Student Research Conference; April 3,
2008; Provo, UT.
Writing
Martin M. (Editor) CFHA Blog. Collaborative Family Healthcare Association. 2013-present;
http://www.cfha.net/blogpost/689173/CFHA-Blog.
Martin M. (Editor) Families and Health: A blog of the Collaborative Family Healthcare Association.
2013-present. http://www.cfha.net/blogpost/753286/Families-and-Health
Martin M. (Reviewer) Families, Systems, and Health. 2013-Present.
Publications
Martin M, White M, Hodgson J, Lamson A, Irons T. Integrated Primary Care: A Systematic Review of
Program Characteristics. Families, Systems, & Health. 2014; 32(1): 101-115. doi:10.1037/fsh0000017.
Martin M. Review of Real Behavior Change in Primary Care. Families, Systems, & Health. 2012; 30(1):
81-81. doi: 10.1037/a0027295.
Grus C, Cope C, Gunn W, Martin M, Ruddy N. Directory of Primary Care Psychology Training
Programs. American Psychological Association; 2012. Retrieved at
http://www.apa.org/ed/graduate/primary-care-psychology.aspx
Martin M. Brief Interventions for Couples and Families [training module for military behavioral health
providers]. East Carolina University; 2012.
Martin M. Integrated Primary Care Research: Two Systematic Reviews [dissertation]. East Carolina
University; 2012.
Martin M. The Hurtful Relationship: A Longitudinal Study of Relational Aggression and Physical Health
in Marriage [master’s thesis]. Brigham Young University; 2009.