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Brian Carpenter

Associate Professor

Washington University in St. Louis

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Arts & Sciences

Psychological & Brain Sciences

Brian Carpenter is currently serving as an Arts & Sciences Associate Professor at Washington University In St. Louis.

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Washington University in St. Louis

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geriatrics psychology palliative care family medicine ageing social gerontology psychiatry dementia end-of-life care behavioral sciences later adulthood alzheimer's disease mental health palliative medicine older adults supportive care clinical gerontology healthy aging neuroscience of aging palliative nursing family relations elderly care hospice developmental psychology higher education health communication family studies intergenerational relations covid-19 pandemic end-of-life issues cognitive impairment family psychology symptom management geriatric medicine patient experience terminal illness thanatology dementia diagnosis adult development long-term care aging-associated diseases family issues counseling psychology geriatric assessment scholarly communication lifespan development caregivers personality assessment psychological medicine communicable diseases psychological assessment personality psychology geriatric neurology care delivery family relationships research agenda psychosocial preferences skilled nursing facility medical rehabilitation cognitive psychology audience reception race relations minority stress black experience symptomatic treatment nursing research retirement community computer use mild cognitive impairment personality change alzheimer type clinical diagnosis everyday living inventory psychosocial preferences responses community-dwelling elders scale development clinical psychology nursing health psychology

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Ethics of AI in Healthcare: A Scoping Review Demonstrating Applicability of a Foundational Framework. Frontiers in Digital Health (2025)

ethical theoryfoundational frameworkethical analysishealth careresponsible aihealth policypublic health ethicsnursingethics of artificial intelligencenursing ethicshealthcare ethicsethicsresponsible technologymedical ethics

A Soft Death: Perception and Attitudes Toward Palliative Care in Senegal. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Hannah SilversteinFursan SahawnehBrian Carpenter

end-of-life carepalliative medicineterminal illnesssocial gerontologypublic healthpalliative care

Brief Aging Education Affects Continuing Education Preferences and Behaviors of Mental Health Providers. The Gerontologist (2024)

Nicholas E SchmidtBrian CarpenterAnn M Steffen

mental health providerseducationageingbehavioral sciencespsychologyeducation preferences

Building Bridges Toward Workforce Diversity: Strategies to Support Resilient Learners. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Rebecca AllenTimothy LyFlora MaBrian CarpenterJennifer Moye

educationworkforce diversityworkforce developmentresilient learnershealthy aging

Examining Age Bias in Chatgpt Responses to User Questions About Decision-Making in Advanced Cancer. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Meghan McDarbyEmily MrozJessica HahneBrian CarpenterPatricia Parker

age biaschatgpt responsesadvanced cancer

“Hospice Care Could Be a Compassionate Choice”: Chatgpt Responses to Questions About Decision Making in Advanced Cancer. Journal of Palliative Medicine (2024)

Meghan McDarbyEmily L. MrozJessica HahneCharlotte D. MallingBrian D. CarpenterPatricia A. Parker

hospice caredecision makingchatgpt responsesend-of-life carepalliative medicineadvanced cancerhospicepalliative care

Quality of Publicly Available Information About Urinary Tract Infections. JAMA Network Open (2024)

Viktoria SchmitzZoe TroubhMichael DurkinKevin HsuehKatheryn NeyBrian D. CarpenterShinbee WaldronMary C. Politi

urinary tract infectionsinfection controlinfectious diseasesopen accesspublic healthepidemiology

Racial//Ethnic Differences in Willingness to Participate in Alzheimer’s Disease Research. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Eleanor SkempTanish SathishYichen ZhangBrian Carpenter

racial discriminationalzheimer's diseaseracedisease researchethnicitysocial gerontologypublic healthafrican american studies

Understanding and Experiencing Ageism: Perspectives From Older Adults. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Aaron LiNancy Morrow-HowellNatalie GaluciaKhrystal JohnsonBrian Carpenter

later adulthoodageingolder adultsageismactive ageingsocial gerontologysocial scienceshealthy aging

When I’M 64 – Longitudinal Observations From an Interdisciplinary Course on Aging for First-Year Students. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Karuna ThomasMatthew PicchielloNancy Morrow-HowellSusan StarkBrian Carpenter

aging processlongitudinal observationslongitudinal studiesfirst-year studentsactive ageingsocial gerontologypublic healthexperimental gerontologyhealthy aging

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Brian Carpenter

Associate Professor

Washington University in St. Louis

Affiliations

Arts & Sciences

Psychological & Brain Sciences

Brian Carpenter is currently serving as an Arts & Sciences Associate Professor at Washington University In St. Louis.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Brian Carpenter

Washington University in St. Louis

Associate Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ethics of AI in Healthcare: A Scoping Review Demonstrating Applicability of a Foundational Framework. Frontiers in Digital Health (2025)

A Soft Death: Perception and Attitudes Toward Palliative Care in Senegal. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Hannah SilversteinFursan SahawnehBrian Carpenter

end-of-life carepalliative medicineterminal illnesssocial gerontologypublic healthpalliative care

Brief Aging Education Affects Continuing Education Preferences and Behaviors of Mental Health Providers. The Gerontologist (2024)

Nicholas E SchmidtBrian CarpenterAnn M Steffen

mental health providerseducationageingbehavioral sciencespsychologyeducation preferences

Building Bridges Toward Workforce Diversity: Strategies to Support Resilient Learners. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Rebecca AllenTimothy LyFlora MaBrian CarpenterJennifer Moye

educationworkforce diversityworkforce developmentresilient learnershealthy aging

Examining Age Bias in Chatgpt Responses to User Questions About Decision-Making in Advanced Cancer. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Meghan McDarbyEmily MrozJessica HahneBrian CarpenterPatricia Parker

age biaschatgpt responsesadvanced cancer

“Hospice Care Could Be a Compassionate Choice”: Chatgpt Responses to Questions About Decision Making in Advanced Cancer. Journal of Palliative Medicine (2024)

Meghan McDarbyEmily L. MrozJessica HahneCharlotte D. MallingBrian D. CarpenterPatricia A. Parker

hospice caredecision makingchatgpt responsesend-of-life carepalliative medicineadvanced cancerhospicepalliative care

Quality of Publicly Available Information About Urinary Tract Infections. JAMA Network Open (2024)

Viktoria SchmitzZoe TroubhMichael DurkinKevin HsuehKatheryn NeyBrian D. CarpenterShinbee WaldronMary C. Politi

urinary tract infectionsinfection controlinfectious diseasesopen accesspublic healthepidemiology

Racial//Ethnic Differences in Willingness to Participate in Alzheimer’s Disease Research. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Eleanor SkempTanish SathishYichen ZhangBrian Carpenter

racial discriminationalzheimer's diseaseracedisease researchethnicitysocial gerontologypublic healthafrican american studies

Understanding and Experiencing Ageism: Perspectives From Older Adults. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Aaron LiNancy Morrow-HowellNatalie GaluciaKhrystal JohnsonBrian Carpenter

later adulthoodageingolder adultsageismactive ageingsocial gerontologysocial scienceshealthy aging

When I’M 64 – Longitudinal Observations From an Interdisciplinary Course on Aging for First-Year Students. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Karuna ThomasMatthew PicchielloNancy Morrow-HowellSusan StarkBrian Carpenter

aging processlongitudinal observationslongitudinal studiesfirst-year studentsactive ageingsocial gerontologypublic healthexperimental gerontologyhealthy aging

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