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Julie Robison

Professor of Medicine

University of Connecticut

Julie Robison is currently serving as a Professor of Medicine at University of Connecticut.

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University of Connecticut

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geriatrics public health health policy health care elderly care social gerontology older adults geriatric psychiatry psychiatry dementia geriatric medicine mental health ageing caregivers clinical gerontology family medicine community health later adulthood home care depression palliative care supportive care frailty assisted living nursing management population aging long-term care health care disparities geriatric assessment nursing studies social policy research social transitions correctional practice community environments family members clinical nursing mental health nursing oral health patient experience health disparities racial groups community building healthcare innovation institutional change baby boomers counseling psychology psychological medicine long range planning health planning psychiatric care family process family issues palliative nursing ethnic studies internal medicine mental health monitoring case-based reasoning clinical finding lifespan extension biogerontology nursing research community psychology job satisfaction family caregiving depressive symptoms caregiver conditions effective communication cooperative communication intervention nursing staff members special care environment varied treatment settings elderly people long-term supports depressed older patients death choices life-sustaining treatment nursing long-term services

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Emergency Department and Hospital Use Among Cognitively Vulnerable Medicare Advantage Enrollees. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Richard FortinskyXiaomin LuJames GradyJulie RobisonDavid SteffensGeorge Kuchel

public healthemergency caremedicinevulnerable patient populationshealthy agingemergency medicineelderly carehealth careadolescent healthactive ageingemergency departmentcognitive impairmentintensive caregeriatricshospital use

Goals of Care in a Medicaid Hcbs Program: Variations by Race, Ethnicity, and Dementia. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Julie RobisonVictor ElishaKathy KellettKristin BakerRichard Fortinsky

public healthracevulnerable patient populationsracial discriminationhealthy agingelderly carehealth carehealth care disparitiespopulation healthdementiamedicaid hcbs programsocial gerontologyhealth scienceshealth policy

Human Microbiome and Frailty: From Observations of Clinically Relevant Associations to Insights Into Biological Mechanisms. Springer eBooks (2024)

Peter J. LarsonWei ZhouJulie RobisonGeorge A. KuchelJulia Oh

public healthmicrobiomeimmunologybiological mechanismsclinical microbiologygeriatricshuman microbiomefrailty

Less Hospice Use and Shorter Hospice Lengths of Stay for Connecticut Medicaid Decedents With Short-Term and Long-Term Nursing Home Stays Compared With Decedents Remaining in Community Homes. Journal of Palliative Medicine (2024)

Ellis C. DillonNoreen ShugrueDeborah MigneaultChae Man LeeDorothy WakefieldDoreek CharlesBradley RichardsJulie Robison

hospicecommunity homeslong-term carepalliative medicinenursingpalliative careterminal illnessend-of-life careconnecticut medicaid decedents

Potentially Preventable Hospitalizations in a Connecticut Medicaid Home and Community-Based Services Population. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Ellis DillonRichard FortinskyLisa BarryChae Man LeeMartha PorterDeborah MigneaultJulie Robison

public healthhome carecommunity healthvulnerable patient populationshealth services researchpreventable hospitalizationsconnecticut medicaid homehealthy aginghealth carepopulation healthpreventive healthcarepreventive medicinecommunity-based services populationgeriatricshealth scienceshealth policy

Disclosure of Complementary and Alternative Medicine Use Among Older Adults: A Cross-Sectional Study. Gerontology and Geriatric Medicine (2023)

Julia GoldenLisa Kenyon-PesceJulie RobisonJames GradyMary P. Guerrera

public healtholder adultsalternative medicinecross-sectional studiesgeriatricscomplementary medicine

Emergency Department Use Among Older Adults Receiving Medicaid Home- and Community-Based Services. Innovation in Aging (2023)

Richard FortinskyJulie RobisonDorothy WakefieldJames GradyDavid SteffensDeborah MigneaultChae Man Lee

public healthemergency department useolder adultsemergency medicinehealth carepopulation healthcommunity-based servicesgeriatricshealth policy

Farewell but Not Goodbye. Journal of Applied Gerontology (2023)

Julie Robison

experimental gerontologygeriatric assessmentgeriatric psychiatrygeriatric medicineclinical gerontologysocial gerontologygeriatricsaging processhealth sciences

Less Hospice Utilization Among Connecticut Medicaid Decedents With Nursing Home Stays Before Death. Innovation in Aging (2023)

Ellis DillonDeborah MigneaultNoreen ShugrueDorothy WakefieldChae Man LeeDoreek CharlesBradley RichardsJulie Robison

nursing home staysconnecticut medicaid decedentsgeriatricshealth policy

Racial and Ethnic Differences in Hospice Use Among Medicaid-Only and Dual-Eligible Decedents. JAMA Health Forum (2023)

Julie RobisonNoreen ShugrueEllis DillonDeborah MigneaultDoreek CharlesDorothy WakefieldBradley Richards

racehealth disparitiesracial groupsdual-eligible decedentsracial discriminationhealth careethnic differencesafrican american studieshospice useracial equityhealth care disparitieshealth policy

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Julie Robison

Professor of Medicine

University of Connecticut

Julie Robison is currently serving as a Professor of Medicine at University of Connecticut.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Julie Robison

University of Connecticut

Professor of Medicine

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Emergency Department and Hospital Use Among Cognitively Vulnerable Medicare Advantage Enrollees. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Richard FortinskyXiaomin LuJames GradyJulie RobisonDavid SteffensGeorge Kuchel

Goals of Care in a Medicaid Hcbs Program: Variations by Race, Ethnicity, and Dementia. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Julie RobisonVictor ElishaKathy KellettKristin BakerRichard Fortinsky

Human Microbiome and Frailty: From Observations of Clinically Relevant Associations to Insights Into Biological Mechanisms. Springer eBooks (2024)

Peter J. LarsonWei ZhouJulie RobisonGeorge A. KuchelJulia Oh

public healthmicrobiomeimmunologybiological mechanismsclinical microbiologygeriatricshuman microbiomefrailty

Ellis C. DillonNoreen ShugrueDeborah MigneaultChae Man LeeDorothy WakefieldDoreek CharlesBradley RichardsJulie Robison

hospicecommunity homeslong-term carepalliative medicinenursingpalliative careterminal illnessend-of-life careconnecticut medicaid decedents

Potentially Preventable Hospitalizations in a Connecticut Medicaid Home and Community-Based Services Population. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Ellis DillonRichard FortinskyLisa BarryChae Man LeeMartha PorterDeborah MigneaultJulie Robison

Disclosure of Complementary and Alternative Medicine Use Among Older Adults: A Cross-Sectional Study. Gerontology and Geriatric Medicine (2023)

Julia GoldenLisa Kenyon-PesceJulie RobisonJames GradyMary P. Guerrera

public healtholder adultsalternative medicinecross-sectional studiesgeriatricscomplementary medicine

Emergency Department Use Among Older Adults Receiving Medicaid Home- and Community-Based Services. Innovation in Aging (2023)

Richard FortinskyJulie RobisonDorothy WakefieldJames GradyDavid SteffensDeborah MigneaultChae Man Lee

public healthemergency department useolder adultsemergency medicinehealth carepopulation healthcommunity-based servicesgeriatricshealth policy

Farewell but Not Goodbye. Journal of Applied Gerontology (2023)

Julie Robison

experimental gerontologygeriatric assessmentgeriatric psychiatrygeriatric medicineclinical gerontologysocial gerontologygeriatricsaging processhealth sciences

Less Hospice Utilization Among Connecticut Medicaid Decedents With Nursing Home Stays Before Death. Innovation in Aging (2023)

Ellis DillonDeborah MigneaultNoreen ShugrueDorothy WakefieldChae Man LeeDoreek CharlesBradley RichardsJulie Robison

nursing home staysconnecticut medicaid decedentsgeriatricshealth policy

Racial and Ethnic Differences in Hospice Use Among Medicaid-Only and Dual-Eligible Decedents. JAMA Health Forum (2023)

Julie RobisonNoreen ShugrueEllis DillonDeborah MigneaultDoreek CharlesDorothy WakefieldBradley Richards

racehealth disparitiesracial groupsdual-eligible decedentsracial discriminationhealth careethnic differencesafrican american studieshospice useracial equityhealth care disparitieshealth policy

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