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Institution

Unit

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Jennifer Wright-Berryman

Associate Professor

University of Cincinnati

Affiliations

UC Blue Ash College

Allied Health

College of Allied Health Sciences

Department of Clinical and Health Information Sciences

School of Social Work

Jennifer Wright-berryman is currently serving as an Allied Health Associate Professor at University of Cincinnati.

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Jennifer Wright-Berryman

University of Cincinnati

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mental health psychiatry public health suicide psychology education counseling psychology mental health interventions severe mental illness interprofessional education adolescent health school psychology psychological trauma emergency department health services research machine learning depression natural language processing psychological assessment community mental health integrated care open-ended interview language suicide risk school effectiveness mental health nursing lgbt health psychiatric research adolescent psychology behavioral health psychiatric disorders social media educational research youth services death studies psychological methods jama psychiatry self-report studies disease management end-of-life care end-of-life issues mental health monitoring evidence-based interventions future research consumer-provided services assertive community treatment adolescent therapy sessions feasibility study mental state characterization suicidal populations phone-administered methods act fidelity assessment pilot study open-ended interview hope squads behavioral research applied psychology affective disorders homosexuality environmental psychology emergency management self-assessment disease risk assessment behavioral medicine child mental health youth justice consumer health thanatology social care behavior-analytic assessment applied behavior analysis psychometrics mood symptom sexual diversity alternative sexuality case conceptualization case management mental health policy social work nursing psychiatric care

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Barriers and Solutions to Equitable Funeral Care in the U.S. for the Lgbtqia+ Community. Death Studies (2024)

Jennifer Wright-BerrymanKenzie Huber

public healthracial discriminationsocial carelgbt healthfuneral caredeath studiesend-of-life careend-of-life issues

A Multimodal Dialog Approach to Mental State Characterization in Clinically Depressed, Anxious, and Suicidal Populations. Frontiers in psychology (2023)

anxiety disordersmental state characterizationmood symptompsychiatric disordersmental healthpsychopathologysuicidal populationsdepressionpsychologypsychiatric researchpsychiatrymental health monitoringaffective disordersmultimodal dialog approach

A Multimodal Dialog Approach to Mental State Characterization in Clinically Depressed, Anxious, and Suicidal Populations. Frontiers in Psychology (2023)

Joshua CohenVanessa RichterMichael NeumannDavid BlackAllie HaqJennifer Wright-BerrymanVikram Ramanarayanan

mental state characterizationclinical psychologymental healthsuicidal populationsdepressionpsychologypsychiatry

Are Funeral Homes in the United States Safe Spaces for Sexual and Gender Minorities? a Website Content Analysis. Death studies (2023)

gendered sexualityare funeral homessexual orientationsexual diversitylgbt healthwebsite content analysissexuality and disabilitygender studieshomosexualityalternative sexualityafrican american studies

Equitable Death Care for Sexual and Gender Minorities: The Role for Social Workers. Journal of Social Work in End-of-Life & Palliative Care (2023)

Jennifer L. Wright-Berryman

public healthsocial workerspalliative careend-of-life caregender minoritiesend-of-life issuesequitable death caresocial work

Equitable Death Care for Sexual and Gender Minorities: The Role for Social Workers. Journal of social work in end-of-life & palliative care (2023)

sociologygender equalitysexual and reproductive healthgender identitysocial justicesexual rightssocial workersgender discriminationgender minoritiesgender diversitysocial work policylgbt healthgender studiestransgender healthgender inequalityequitable death caresocial worksexuality and disabilitysocial policygender disparities

User Feedback on the Use of a Natural Language Processing Application to Screen for Suicide Risk in the Emergency Department. The Journal of Behavioral Health Services & Research (2023)

James L. PeaseDevyn ThompsonJennifer Wright-BerrymanMarci Campbell

health services researchbehavioral healthsuicide riskemergency medicinemental healthbehavioral medicinepsychiatrynatural language processingemergency departmentbehavioral sciences

User Feedback on the Use of a Natural Language Processing Application to Screen for Suicide Risk in the Emergency Department. The journal of behavioral health services & research (2023)

disaster medicineuser feedbacksuicide riskemergency medicinecorpus linguisticsemergency communicationhealth information sciencenlp tasknatural language processingemergency departmentlanguagesuicidemedical internet research

Virtually Screening Adults for Depression, Anxiety, and Suicide Risk Using Machine Learning and Language From an Open-Ended Interview. Frontiers in psychiatry (2023)

suicide riskmental healthpsychopathologyopen-ended interviewdepressionpsychologyworld psychiatrypsychiatrymental health monitoringjama psychiatrysuicidemachine learningpsychological assessment

Virtually Screening Adults for Depression, Anxiety, and Suicide Risk Using Machine Learning and Language From an Open-Ended Interview. Frontiers in Psychiatry (2023)

Jennifer Wright-BerrymanJoshua CohenAllie HaqDavid P. BlackJames L. Pease

suicide riskmental healthopen-ended interviewdisease risk assessmentdepressionpsychiatrylanguagemachine learning

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Jennifer Wright-Berryman

Associate Professor

University of Cincinnati

Affiliations

UC Blue Ash College

Allied Health

College of Allied Health Sciences

Department of Clinical and Health Information Sciences

School of Social Work

Jennifer Wright-berryman is currently serving as an Allied Health Associate Professor at University of Cincinnati.

Honors

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Experiences

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Jennifer Wright-Berryman

University of Cincinnati

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Barriers and Solutions to Equitable Funeral Care in the U.S. for the Lgbtqia+ Community. Death Studies (2024)

Jennifer Wright-BerrymanKenzie Huber

public healthracial discriminationsocial carelgbt healthfuneral caredeath studiesend-of-life careend-of-life issues

A Multimodal Dialog Approach to Mental State Characterization in Clinically Depressed, Anxious, and Suicidal Populations. Frontiers in psychology (2023)

A Multimodal Dialog Approach to Mental State Characterization in Clinically Depressed, Anxious, and Suicidal Populations. Frontiers in Psychology (2023)

Joshua CohenVanessa RichterMichael NeumannDavid BlackAllie HaqJennifer Wright-BerrymanVikram Ramanarayanan

mental state characterizationclinical psychologymental healthsuicidal populationsdepressionpsychologypsychiatry

Are Funeral Homes in the United States Safe Spaces for Sexual and Gender Minorities? a Website Content Analysis. Death studies (2023)

Equitable Death Care for Sexual and Gender Minorities: The Role for Social Workers. Journal of Social Work in End-of-Life & Palliative Care (2023)

Jennifer L. Wright-Berryman

public healthsocial workerspalliative careend-of-life caregender minoritiesend-of-life issuesequitable death caresocial work

Equitable Death Care for Sexual and Gender Minorities: The Role for Social Workers. Journal of social work in end-of-life & palliative care (2023)

User Feedback on the Use of a Natural Language Processing Application to Screen for Suicide Risk in the Emergency Department. The Journal of Behavioral Health Services & Research (2023)

James L. PeaseDevyn ThompsonJennifer Wright-BerrymanMarci Campbell

health services researchbehavioral healthsuicide riskemergency medicinemental healthbehavioral medicinepsychiatrynatural language processingemergency departmentbehavioral sciences

User Feedback on the Use of a Natural Language Processing Application to Screen for Suicide Risk in the Emergency Department. The journal of behavioral health services & research (2023)

Virtually Screening Adults for Depression, Anxiety, and Suicide Risk Using Machine Learning and Language From an Open-Ended Interview. Frontiers in psychiatry (2023)

suicide riskmental healthpsychopathologyopen-ended interviewdepressionpsychologyworld psychiatrypsychiatrymental health monitoringjama psychiatrysuicidemachine learningpsychological assessment

Virtually Screening Adults for Depression, Anxiety, and Suicide Risk Using Machine Learning and Language From an Open-Ended Interview. Frontiers in Psychiatry (2023)

Jennifer Wright-BerrymanJoshua CohenAllie HaqDavid P. BlackJames L. Pease

suicide riskmental healthopen-ended interviewdisease risk assessmentdepressionpsychiatrylanguagemachine learning

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