Faculty

Institution

Unit

Venue

Jonathan Shaffer

Associate Professor

University of Colorado Denver

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Psychology

School of Education & Human Development

School Psychology

Jonathan Shaffer is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Associate Professor at University of Colorado Denver.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

Jonathan Shaffer

University of Colorado Denver

Associate Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

psychiatry mental health emergency medicine psychology cardiology respiratory medicine public health depression cardiovascular disease quality of life cardiac arrest clinical epidemiology behavioral medicine resuscitation health psychology psychopathology clinical psychiatry acute coronary syndrome cardiovascular research psychological medicine meta-analysis behavioral health blood pressure acute coronary syndromes cardiac arrest survivors internal medicine symptom management medical genetics psychometrics genome-wide association studies depressive symptoms systematic review social support psychiatric research counseling psychology affective disorders clinical medicine sleep medicine occupational health psychology clinical evaluation clinical evidence patient experience thanatology treatment planning clinical implementation organizational psychology c-reactive protein all-cause mortality posttraumatic stress population-based study observational study dimensional structure posttraumatic stress symptoms informal caregivers higher education jama psychiatry clinical microbiology hospital infections infection control psychological assessment clinical nursing anthropometric indicator epidemiologic research vascular disease learning environments clinical management nursing research respiratory infections disease prevention hospital epidemiology clinical practice personality psychology medical statistics health effects cardiovascular disease prediction incident cardiovascular diseases biopsychosocial factors applied psychology psychosocial factor personality assessment clinical psychology psychometric testing

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Linking Cardiac Psychology and Cardiovascular Medicine via Self-Determination Theory and Shared Decision-Making. Journal of Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings (2024)

Jonathan A. ShafferDaniel D. MatlockJennifer Morozink BoylanKatilyn M. VagniniChristina L. RushRebecca MartinKevin S. Masters

cardiovascular medicinecardiac psychologyself-determination theorybehavioral sciencesclinical psychology

Do Purpose in Life and Social Support Mediate the Association Between Religiousness/Spirituality and Mortality? Evidence From the Midus National Sample. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2023)

Jennifer Morozink BoylanChristianne BigganeJonathan A. ShafferCaitlyn L. WilsonKaitlyn M. VagniniKevin S. Masters

environmental healthsocial supportreligious studiesreligionthanatologyenvironmental researchscientific study of religionspiritualityenvironmental epidemiologypublic healthmidus national samplemortalityquality of lifestatistics

Meaning Salience and Meaning in Life Prospectively Predict Lower Distress During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Annals of Behavioral Medicine (2023)

Jennifer Morozink BoylanKaitlyn M VagniniChristina L RushEmily K LarsonMonica AdamsCaitlyn L WilsonJonathan A ShafferKevin S Masters

behavioral researchresiliencecovid-19 pandemicpositive psychologymental healththanatologybehavioral scienceshealth psychologybehavioral medicinepublic healthpsychologyclinical psychologybehavioral healthquality of lifesymptom management

Mindfulness is Inversely Associated With Psychological Symptoms in Long-Term Cardiac Arrest Survivors. Journal of Behavioral Medicine (2022)

Alex PresciuttiJonathan GreenbergEthan LesterMary M. NewmanJonathan ElmerJonathan A. ShafferAna-Maria VranceanuSarah M. Perman

resuscitationpsychological symptomsbehavioral medicinebehavioral sciencesmindfulnesspsychologycardiac arrest

Qualitative Study of Long‐Term Cardiac Arrest Survivors’ Challenges and Recommendations for Improving Survivorship. Journal of the American Heart Association (2022)

Alex PresciuttiBonnie Siry‐BoveMary M. NewmanJonathan ElmerJim GrigsbyKevin S. MastersJonathan A. ShafferAna‐Maria VranceanuSarah M. Perman

cerebrovascular diseaseresiliencecardiologyqualitative studysurvival analysisrespiratory medicinequalitative researchrehabilitationcardiac arrestemergency medicine

Younger Age Impacts Perceptions of Care Received in the Emergency Department Among Women With Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection. Journal of Women s Health (2022)

Courtney J. StevensJonathan A. ShafferKatharine S. EdwardsKevin S. MastersKatherine K. LeonMalissa J. WoodTina Pittman Wagers

women's studiesyounger agewomen's healthemergency departmentadolescent healthpatient experienceemergency medicine

Associations Between Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms and Quality of Life in Cardiac Arrest Survivors and Informal Caregivers: A Pilot Survey Study. Resuscitation Plus (2021)

Alex PresciuttiMary M. NewmanJim GrigsbyAna-Maria VranceanuJonathan A. ShafferSarah M. Perman

resuscitationcardiac arrest survivorsmental healthcardiac arrestrespiratory medicineposttraumatic stress symptomspsychologyrehabilitationquality of lifeinformal caregiversemergency medicine

The Relationship Between Sleep and Opioids in Chronic Pain Patients. Journal of Behavioral Medicine (2021)

Amy FrersJonathan ShafferJack EdingerAmy Wachholtz

medicinechronic pain patientssleepsleep medicinechronic painpharmacologybehavioral medicineanesthesiology

4226 Poor Provider-Patient Communication, Lack of Readiness for Discharge, and Perceived Illness Threat Are Associated With Quality of Life After Survival From Cardiac Arrest. Journal of Clinical and Translational Science (2020)

Alex PresciuttiJonathan ShafferMary NewmanSarah Perman

adverse eventspoor provider-patient communicationcardiac arrestillness threatcritical careclinical researchquality of life

Abstract 320: Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms Are Associated With Quality of Life in Both Cardiac Arrest Survivors With Good Neurologic Recovery and Caregivers. Circulation (2020)

Alex PresciuttiMary M NewmanAna-maria VranceanuJonathan ShafferSarah M Perman

resuscitationcardiac arrest survivorsmental healthneurosciencecardiac arrestrespiratory medicinepsychologyquality of lifeneurology

1
2
3
4
5
10
10 / page

Jonathan Shaffer

Associate Professor

University of Colorado Denver

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Psychology

School of Education & Human Development

School Psychology

Jonathan Shaffer is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Associate Professor at University of Colorado Denver.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

Jonathan Shaffer

University of Colorado Denver

Associate Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Linking Cardiac Psychology and Cardiovascular Medicine via Self-Determination Theory and Shared Decision-Making. Journal of Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings (2024)

Jonathan A. ShafferDaniel D. MatlockJennifer Morozink BoylanKatilyn M. VagniniChristina L. RushRebecca MartinKevin S. Masters

cardiovascular medicinecardiac psychologyself-determination theorybehavioral sciencesclinical psychology

Jennifer Morozink BoylanChristianne BigganeJonathan A. ShafferCaitlyn L. WilsonKaitlyn M. VagniniKevin S. Masters

Meaning Salience and Meaning in Life Prospectively Predict Lower Distress During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Annals of Behavioral Medicine (2023)

Jennifer Morozink BoylanKaitlyn M VagniniChristina L RushEmily K LarsonMonica AdamsCaitlyn L WilsonJonathan A ShafferKevin S Masters

Mindfulness is Inversely Associated With Psychological Symptoms in Long-Term Cardiac Arrest Survivors. Journal of Behavioral Medicine (2022)

Alex PresciuttiJonathan GreenbergEthan LesterMary M. NewmanJonathan ElmerJonathan A. ShafferAna-Maria VranceanuSarah M. Perman

resuscitationpsychological symptomsbehavioral medicinebehavioral sciencesmindfulnesspsychologycardiac arrest

Qualitative Study of Long‐Term Cardiac Arrest Survivors’ Challenges and Recommendations for Improving Survivorship. Journal of the American Heart Association (2022)

Alex PresciuttiBonnie Siry‐BoveMary M. NewmanJonathan ElmerJim GrigsbyKevin S. MastersJonathan A. ShafferAna‐Maria VranceanuSarah M. Perman

cerebrovascular diseaseresiliencecardiologyqualitative studysurvival analysisrespiratory medicinequalitative researchrehabilitationcardiac arrestemergency medicine

Younger Age Impacts Perceptions of Care Received in the Emergency Department Among Women With Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection. Journal of Women s Health (2022)

Courtney J. StevensJonathan A. ShafferKatharine S. EdwardsKevin S. MastersKatherine K. LeonMalissa J. WoodTina Pittman Wagers

women's studiesyounger agewomen's healthemergency departmentadolescent healthpatient experienceemergency medicine

Associations Between Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms and Quality of Life in Cardiac Arrest Survivors and Informal Caregivers: A Pilot Survey Study. Resuscitation Plus (2021)

Alex PresciuttiMary M. NewmanJim GrigsbyAna-Maria VranceanuJonathan A. ShafferSarah M. Perman

resuscitationcardiac arrest survivorsmental healthcardiac arrestrespiratory medicineposttraumatic stress symptomspsychologyrehabilitationquality of lifeinformal caregiversemergency medicine

The Relationship Between Sleep and Opioids in Chronic Pain Patients. Journal of Behavioral Medicine (2021)

Amy FrersJonathan ShafferJack EdingerAmy Wachholtz

medicinechronic pain patientssleepsleep medicinechronic painpharmacologybehavioral medicineanesthesiology

Alex PresciuttiJonathan ShafferMary NewmanSarah Perman

adverse eventspoor provider-patient communicationcardiac arrestillness threatcritical careclinical researchquality of life

Abstract 320: Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms Are Associated With Quality of Life in Both Cardiac Arrest Survivors With Good Neurologic Recovery and Caregivers. Circulation (2020)

Alex PresciuttiMary M NewmanAna-maria VranceanuJonathan ShafferSarah M Perman

resuscitationcardiac arrest survivorsmental healthneurosciencecardiac arrestrespiratory medicinepsychologyquality of lifeneurology

1
2
3
4
5
10
10 / page

Similar Faculty Members

Jennifer Sumner

Institution

University of California, Los Angeles

psychiatry

mental health

Matthew Burg

Institution

Yale University

psychological medicine

anesthesiology

Frank J Penedo

Institution

University of Miami

oncology

public health

Ian Kronish

Institution

Columbia University

psychiatry

public health

Cynthia Brandt

Institution

Yale University

preventive medicine

health informatics

Linda Gallo

Institution

San Diego State University

health psychology

health policy

Jean Crowell Beckham

Institution

Duke University

cognitive behavioral intervention

post-traumatic stress disorder

Barbara Resnick

Institution

University of Maryland, Baltimore

psychology

older adults

Hayden Barry Bosworth

Institution

Duke University

public health

medicine

Thomas A. Wadden

Institution

University of Pennsylvania

health promotion

health psychology

Similar Faculty Members

Jennifer Sumner

Institution

University of California, Los Angeles

psychiatry

mental health

Matthew Burg

Institution

Yale University

psychological medicine

anesthesiology

Frank J Penedo

Institution

University of Miami

oncology

public health

Ian Kronish

Institution

Columbia University

psychiatry

public health

Cynthia Brandt

Institution

Yale University

preventive medicine

health informatics

Linda Gallo

Institution

San Diego State University

health psychology

health policy

Jean Crowell Beckham

Institution

Duke University

cognitive behavioral intervention

post-traumatic stress disorder

Barbara Resnick

Institution

University of Maryland, Baltimore

psychology

older adults

Hayden Barry Bosworth

Institution

Duke University

public health

medicine

Thomas A. Wadden

Institution

University of Pennsylvania

health promotion

health psychology