Lyndsey M. Miller

Assistant Professor

Oregon Health & Science University

Affiliations

OHSU School of Medicine

Center Of Layton Aging And Alzheimer'S Disease

Oregon Health & Science University

School of Nursing

Lyndsey M. Miller is currently serving as a Center Of Layton Aging And Alzheimer'S Disease Assistant Professor at Oregon Health & Science University.

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Lyndsey M. Miller

Oregon Health & Science University

Assistant Professor

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dementia geriatrics psychiatry family medicine nursing public health cognitive impairment supportive care mental health elderly care caregivers geriatric assessment social gerontology geriatric psychiatry neuroscience of aging geriatric medicine quality of life active ageing health monitoring lung cancer health psychology family process family psychology mental health nursing couple therapy pilot study behavioral research patient monitoring mental health monitoring psychiatric care family relations behavior monitoring social care patient support incongruent perceptions care values family practice counseling psychology family issues psychological science applied cognitive psychology behavioural process palliative medicine social science research research-practice partnerships open research therapeutic relationship family relationships nurse-family partnership nursing research behavioral measurements behavioral principles behavior analysis behavioural psychology end-of-life care assisted living hospice social medicine cancer pain social stress social distancing social environment riskbenefit ratio family carer involvement technology-agnostic platform research community technology initiative collaborative aging research dyadic appraisal cross-sectional dyadic study multiple dimensions family care partners good quality care late-stage dementia spouse caregivers active coping

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Digital Health and Survey Response Patterns Among Hispanic/Latinx Older Adults With and Without Mild Cognitive Impairment: The Compadre‐Cart Study. Alzheimer s & Dementia (2025)

public healthsurvey methodologygeriatric assessmentcognitive impairmentclinical gerontologyneuroscience of aginggeriatricsmild cognitive impairmentdigital healthmedical internet researchsurvey responsehealth policy

Feasibility and Acceptability of an In-Home Digital Device Health and Activity Assessment Platform in a Diverse South Texas Cohort: A Pilot Study. Frontiers in Digital Health (2025)

public healthmobile computingassistive technologyhuman-computer interactiondigital interventionse-health servicehealth promotionactivity assessment platformpilot studyubiquitous computingmobile healthdigital healthhealth technologyehealthhealth policy

Indoor Physical Environmental Quality is Associated With Agitation in Older Adults Living With Cognitive Impairment. Alzheimer s & Dementia (2025)

rehabilitationolder adultshealthy aginggeriatric assessmentgeriatric medicinebuilding pathologyenvironmental healthpsychiatrycognitive impairmentbuilt environmentgeriatricsindoor air qualitycognitive scienceenvironmental health perspectivephysical environment

Using Machine Learning to Identify Features From Home Sensors That Predict Care Partner Burden. Alzheimer s & Dementia (2025)

predictive analyticsassistive technologyhealth monitoringnursinghealth informaticshome sensorsdata sciencesmart healthdigital medicinemachine learning toolsmachine learningdigital healthhealth technology

An Ecosystem Approach to Mentoring Research Faculty in Schools of Nursing: The Pacific Northwest Interdependence Mentoring Model. Nursing Outlook (2024)

ecosystem approachnurse educationhigher educationnursingstudent leadershipresearch facultyeducationfaculty professional developmenteducational leadershippacific northwest interdependencenursing scholarshipschool leadershipprofessional developmenteducational researchmentorship

An Online Visual Elicitation Tool to Facilitate Conversations About Supportive Care in the Context of Cognitive Impairment. Studies in health technology and informatics (2024)

Anne M. TurnerClaire E. ChildLyndsey M. MillerAnnie T. Chen

health communicationhealth informaticscognitive impairmentehealthsupportive carehealth technologyhealth sciences

Assessment of Weekly Fluctuations in Zarit Burden Interview Scores in Caregivers of Individuals With Cognitive Impairment. Alzheimer s & Dementia (2024)

Neil W. ThomasBahareh ChimehiJulien Lariviere‐ChartierLaura AultBruce WallaceZachary T BeattieLisa SheehyJoel S. SteeleLyndsey M. Miller

public healthcaregiversdementiacognitive impairmentalzheimer's disease

Disrupted Sleep at Night is Associated With a Higher Level of Agitation Throughout the Week in People Living With Cognitive Decline. Alzheimer s & Dementia (2024)

Wan‐Tai M. Au‐YeungLyndsey M. MillerAllison LindauerZachary T BeattieNora MattekJoel S. SteeleJeffrey A Kaye

cognitive declinepsychologydementiacognitive impairmentalzheimer's disease

Dyadic Appraisals of Family Decisions and Health Tasks in Midlife-Older Couples. Research on Aging (2024)

Karen S. LyonsSae Hwang HanKyungmin KimLyndsey M. Miller

family decisionsdyadic appraisalsmidlife-older coupleshealth tasksaging process

Examining the Relationships Between Indoor Environmental Quality Parameters Pertaining to Light, Noise, Temperature, and Humidity and the Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of People Living With Dementia: Scoping Review. Interactive Journal of Medical Research (2024)

architectureoccupant comfortbuilding pathologyenvironmental healthindoor climatepeople livingpsychological symptomspsychiatrydementiacognitive impairmentbuilt environmentenvironmental noiseindoor air qualityenvironmental health perspective