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Beth Fields

Associate Professor

University of Wisconsin–Madison

Affiliations

School of Education

Kinesiology

Beth Fields is currently serving as a Kinesiology Associate Professor at University of Wisconsin–Madison.

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Beth Fields

University of Wisconsin–Madison

Associate Professor

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rehabilitation geriatrics health care elderly care public health dementia occupational therapy care partners caregivers older adults occupational medicine social gerontology ageing later adulthood intensive care implementation research augmented reality nursing critical care animal science assisted living systematic review united states quality of life disability alzheimer's disease stroke rehabilitation acceptability healthcare innovation chronic conditions qualitative study livestock science patient experience health care management human-animal interactions community health parental care protocol analysis geriatric medicine research-practice partnerships correctional practice systematic mapping review equine-assisted activities dementia-specific program qualitative descriptive study clinical nursing nurse education animal behavior animal cognition family psychology respiratory medicine diabetes care complementary medicine alternative medicine applied psychology preventive medicine case studies patient support clinical effectiveness investigative studies home care family involvement treatment plan evaluation quality evaluation clinical evaluation patient satisfaction social care policy development mobile health testing technique peer-reviewed research caregiver health literacy healthcare communication system navigation difficulty equine-assisted activities program animal-assisted therapies family medicine supportive care long-term care

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Employing Foreign Caregivers: A Qualitative Study of the Perspectives of Older Stroke Survivors. PLoS ONE (2025)

Yen-Nung LinYosika Septi MauludinaBeth E. FieldsTsan-Hon LiouYu SuHan-Ting TsaiFeng-Hang Chang

public healthforeign caregiversolder stroke survivorscaregiversqualitative studystroke rehabilitationqualitative researchstroke

Adapting the Care Partner Hospital Assessment Tool for Dementia Care. Alzheimer s & Dementia (2024)

Beth Fields

care deliverygeriatric assessmentdementiahealth sciencesdementia care

Association Between Partner Identification and Education With Hospital Length of Stay for Patients With Dementia. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Nicole WernerAustin MedlinBeth Fields

mental healtheducationhealthy aginghospital lengthsocial gerontologycognitive impairmentexperimental gerontologyaging-associated diseasesgeriatric assessmentgeriatricsdementiaelderly carepartner identificationgeriatric psychiatryhealth sciences

Characterizing Care Partner Involvement in the Community Aging in Place, Advancing Better Living for Elders Program. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Kate PerepezkoPam TotoBeth Fields

public healthhealthy agingcare partner involvementsocial gerontologycommunity engagementactive ageinglater adulthoodelders programelderly care

Developing and Testing a Mobile Application for Autistic Children Participating in a Therapeutic Horseback Riding Program at a Midwestern Equine Assisted Service Center: An Exploratory Sequential Mixed Methods Study. Journal of Mixed Methods Research (2024)

Benazir MeeraBeth FieldsSamuel R. HodgeKristi RothLuis Columna

autistic childrenmobile applicationequine-assisted therapymixed-methods research

Equine-Assisted Services for Motor Outcomes of Autistic Children: A Systematic Review. Autism (2024)

Benazir MeeraBeth FieldsSean HealyLuis Columna

autistic childrenpediatricssystematic reviewspecial educationmotor outcomesequine-assisted servicesgeneticsrehabilitationautism

Exploring Confidence in Financial Planning Topics Among Care Partners of Persons Living With Dementia. Dementia (2024)

Anna JolliffBeth FieldsJustin BoutilierAlex DudekChristian ElliottMatthew ZurawNicole E Werner

care partnersfinancial planning topicsfinancedementia

Factors Associated With Care Partner Identification and Education Among Hospitalized Persons Living With Dementia. PEC Innovation (2024)

Austin R. MedlinNicole E. WernerCatherine Z. StillAndrea L. StrayerBeth E. Fields

mental healthpsychiatric careeducationhospitalized personscognitive impairmentaging-associated diseasescare partner identificationdementiahealth sciences

Going Beyond Management and Maintenance: Occupational Therapy’s Role in Primary Prevention for Adults at Risk of Obesity—is the Elephant in the Room Still the Biggest Challenge?. American Journal of Occupational Therapy (2024)

Jeanette Reffstrup ChristensenChloe MunteferingBeth Fields

occupational therapyprimary preventionobesityrehabilitation

How Do Researchers Identify and Recruit Dementia Caregivers? a Scoping Review. The Gerontologist (2024)

Bhavani KashyapBethany CrouseBeth FieldsAlyssa AguirreTalha AliRachel HaysXiaojuan LiLily N ShapiroMeng-Hua TaoIvana A VaughnLeah R Hanson

scoping reviewsocial gerontologydementia caregiversdementia

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Beth Fields

Associate Professor

University of Wisconsin–Madison

Affiliations

School of Education

Kinesiology

Beth Fields is currently serving as a Kinesiology Associate Professor at University of Wisconsin–Madison.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Beth Fields

University of Wisconsin–Madison

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Employing Foreign Caregivers: A Qualitative Study of the Perspectives of Older Stroke Survivors. PLoS ONE (2025)

Yen-Nung LinYosika Septi MauludinaBeth E. FieldsTsan-Hon LiouYu SuHan-Ting TsaiFeng-Hang Chang

public healthforeign caregiversolder stroke survivorscaregiversqualitative studystroke rehabilitationqualitative researchstroke

Adapting the Care Partner Hospital Assessment Tool for Dementia Care. Alzheimer s & Dementia (2024)

Beth Fields

care deliverygeriatric assessmentdementiahealth sciencesdementia care

Association Between Partner Identification and Education With Hospital Length of Stay for Patients With Dementia. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Nicole WernerAustin MedlinBeth Fields

Characterizing Care Partner Involvement in the Community Aging in Place, Advancing Better Living for Elders Program. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Kate PerepezkoPam TotoBeth Fields

public healthhealthy agingcare partner involvementsocial gerontologycommunity engagementactive ageinglater adulthoodelders programelderly care

Benazir MeeraBeth FieldsSamuel R. HodgeKristi RothLuis Columna

autistic childrenmobile applicationequine-assisted therapymixed-methods research

Equine-Assisted Services for Motor Outcomes of Autistic Children: A Systematic Review. Autism (2024)

Benazir MeeraBeth FieldsSean HealyLuis Columna

autistic childrenpediatricssystematic reviewspecial educationmotor outcomesequine-assisted servicesgeneticsrehabilitationautism

Exploring Confidence in Financial Planning Topics Among Care Partners of Persons Living With Dementia. Dementia (2024)

Anna JolliffBeth FieldsJustin BoutilierAlex DudekChristian ElliottMatthew ZurawNicole E Werner

care partnersfinancial planning topicsfinancedementia

Factors Associated With Care Partner Identification and Education Among Hospitalized Persons Living With Dementia. PEC Innovation (2024)

Austin R. MedlinNicole E. WernerCatherine Z. StillAndrea L. StrayerBeth E. Fields

mental healthpsychiatric careeducationhospitalized personscognitive impairmentaging-associated diseasescare partner identificationdementiahealth sciences

Jeanette Reffstrup ChristensenChloe MunteferingBeth Fields

occupational therapyprimary preventionobesityrehabilitation

How Do Researchers Identify and Recruit Dementia Caregivers? a Scoping Review. The Gerontologist (2024)

Bhavani KashyapBethany CrouseBeth FieldsAlyssa AguirreTalha AliRachel HaysXiaojuan LiLily N ShapiroMeng-Hua TaoIvana A VaughnLeah R Hanson

scoping reviewsocial gerontologydementia caregiversdementia

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