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Marvin Stanley Swartz

Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

Duke University

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Clinical Science Departments

Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences

Marvin Stanley Swartz is currently serving as a Clinical Science S Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Duke University.

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Marvin Stanley Swartz

Duke University

Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

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psychiatry mental health psychiatric care public health schizophrenia psychiatric research psychology community mental health psychopathology criminology violent behavior forensic psychiatry psychiatric disorders clinical psychiatry mental health interventions severe mental illness psychiatric advance directives pharmacology interpersonal violence substance abuse substance use psychiatric evaluations substance use disorders psychological trauma psychiatric diseases addiction correctional practice psychological medicine addiction medicine criminal justice outpatient commitment psychotic disorders anxiety disorders family violence psychological violence involuntary outpatient commitment mental illness drug treatment behavioral disorders coercion behavioral health domestic violence cohort studies psychopharmacology victimology addiction treatment partner violence chronic schizophrenia forensic psychology harm reduction addictive behaviors criminal behavior opioid use disorder treatment options juvenile delinquency catie schizophrenia trial assisted outpatient treatment pharmacotherapy violent crime victimisation united states substance addiction psychotropic medication north carolina catie study treatment adherence social isolation health care delivery community health personality disorders medication adherence second-generation antipsychotics randomized trial special section clinical evidence carceral setting treatment goal health policy health services research mental illnesses therapeutic approaches

Notable Scholarly Works

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Barriers to Trauma-Informed Care for Youths Served in Publicly Funded Clinics. Psychiatric Services (2024)

Michael William FloresMarvin S. Swartz

traumapsychiatric caretrauma-informed careadolescent healthmental healthpublic healthyouth servicespsychiatrycommunity mental health

Diversion to Treatment When Treatment is Scarce: Bioethical Implications of the U.S. Resource Gap for Criminal Diversion Programs. The Journal of Law Medicine & Ethics (2024)

Deniz AritürkMichele M. EasterJeffrey W. SwansonMarvin S. Swartz

medical ethicsmedicinecriminal diversion programsethicsbioethicscriminologypublic healthcriminal justicecriminal justice processbioethical implications

Jme Volume 52 Issue 1 Cover and Front Matter. The Journal of Law Medicine & Ethics (2024)

James HodgeErica WhiteJennifer PiattCamille LaudeAmanda BusterEllen MeltzerLisa TrostAmanda Courtright-LimTimothy IngallJon TilburtJalayne AriasDaniel GoldbergCatherine HwangAaron KesselheimBenjamin RomeRenée TaillieuMatthew WeissDan HarveyNicholas MurphyCharles WeijerJennifer ChandlerChristopher BobierSherry GliedDanielle PaciaJohanna CraneCarolyn NeuhausNancy BerlingerRachel FabiCristina TorresSylvia KassisSadath SayeedBarbara BiererKaren EmmonsDeniz AriturkMichele EasterJeffrey SwansonMarvin Swartz

medical ethicsmedical lawfront matterlawethicsjurisprudencejournalism

Primary Care Need and Engagement by People With Criminal Legal Involvement: Descriptive and Associational Analysis Using Retrospective Data on the Entire Population Ever Detained in One Southeastern U.S. County Jail 2014–2020. PLoS ONE (2024)

Michele M. EasterNicole L. Schramm-SapytaMarvin S. SwartzMaria A. TackettLawrence H. Greenblatt

prison violenceprimary care needjuvenile courtentire populationcriminal legal involvementjuvenile delinquencycovid-19correctional practicecriminal justice systemcriminologypublic healthcriminal justiceretrospective dataprimary care

Adult Criminal Outcomes of Juvenile Justice Involvement. Open MIND (2022)

William E. CopelandGuangyu TongElizabeth J. GiffordMichele M. EasterLilly ShanahanMarvin S. SwartzJeffrey W. Swanson

police psychologyforensic psychologypsychologyadult criminal outcomescriminologycriminal justicepsychological medicinejuvenile justice involvementbehavioral sciencescorrectional practice

Building Bridges Between Evidence and Policy in Mental Health Services Research: Introducing the Policy Review Article Type. Psychiatric Services (2022)

Matthew L. GoldmanMarvin S. SwartzGrayson S. NorquistMarcela Horvitz-LennonLilanthi BalasuriyaShea JorgensenMiranda GreinerAmy BrinkleyHeath HayesJessica IsomLisa B. DixonBenjamin G. Druss

health policypublic policyresearch policyimplementation researchpsychiatry

Gun Violence Among Young Adults With a Juvenile Crime Record in North Carolina: Implications for Firearm Restrictions Based on Age and Risk. Preventive Medicine (2022)

Jeffrey W SwansonGuangyu TongMichele M EasterJosie Caves SivaramanElizabeth J GiffordBrett O GardnerEllen A DonnellyKelly E EvansWilliam E CopelandMarvin S SwartzRichard J Bonnie

preventive medicinehealth policyprevention scienceyouth justicejuvenile crime recordgun violenceadolescent healthcorrectional practiceyoung adultscriminologyfirearm restrictionspublic healthcriminal justicecrime preventionnorth carolinaepidemiology

The Rich Nonprofits Get Richer: Centering Psychiatric Grant Funding at the Margins. Psychiatric Services (2022)

Samuel DotsonMarvin S. SwartzNora Dennis

mental healthpsychiatrypsychiatric care

Appropriateness of Psychiatric Advance Directives Facilitated by Peer Support Specialists and Clinicians on Assertive Community Treatment Teams. Journal of Mental Health (2021)

Charles M. BeldenAllison R. GilbertMichele M. EasterMarvin S. SwartzJeffrey W. Swanson

peer support specialistspsychiatric advance directivesmental healthpsychiatrycommunity mental health

Childhood Gun Access, Adult Suicidality, and Crime. PEDIATRICS (2021)

William E. CopelandGuangyu TongElizabeth J. GiffordMichele M. EasterLilly ShanahanMarvin S. SwartzJeffrey W. Swanson

pediatricsadult suicidalitychildhood gun accesscriminologypublic healthemergency medicine

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Marvin Stanley Swartz

Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

Duke University

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Clinical Science Departments

Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences

Marvin Stanley Swartz is currently serving as a Clinical Science S Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Duke University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Marvin Stanley Swartz

Duke University

Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Barriers to Trauma-Informed Care for Youths Served in Publicly Funded Clinics. Psychiatric Services (2024)

Michael William FloresMarvin S. Swartz

traumapsychiatric caretrauma-informed careadolescent healthmental healthpublic healthyouth servicespsychiatrycommunity mental health

Diversion to Treatment When Treatment is Scarce: Bioethical Implications of the U.S. Resource Gap for Criminal Diversion Programs. The Journal of Law Medicine & Ethics (2024)

Deniz AritürkMichele M. EasterJeffrey W. SwansonMarvin S. Swartz

medical ethicsmedicinecriminal diversion programsethicsbioethicscriminologypublic healthcriminal justicecriminal justice processbioethical implications

Jme Volume 52 Issue 1 Cover and Front Matter. The Journal of Law Medicine & Ethics (2024)

medical ethicsmedical lawfront matterlawethicsjurisprudencejournalism

Michele M. EasterNicole L. Schramm-SapytaMarvin S. SwartzMaria A. TackettLawrence H. Greenblatt

Adult Criminal Outcomes of Juvenile Justice Involvement. Open MIND (2022)

William E. CopelandGuangyu TongElizabeth J. GiffordMichele M. EasterLilly ShanahanMarvin S. SwartzJeffrey W. Swanson

police psychologyforensic psychologypsychologyadult criminal outcomescriminologycriminal justicepsychological medicinejuvenile justice involvementbehavioral sciencescorrectional practice

Building Bridges Between Evidence and Policy in Mental Health Services Research: Introducing the Policy Review Article Type. Psychiatric Services (2022)

Matthew L. GoldmanMarvin S. SwartzGrayson S. NorquistMarcela Horvitz-LennonLilanthi BalasuriyaShea JorgensenMiranda GreinerAmy BrinkleyHeath HayesJessica IsomLisa B. DixonBenjamin G. Druss

health policypublic policyresearch policyimplementation researchpsychiatry

Gun Violence Among Young Adults With a Juvenile Crime Record in North Carolina: Implications for Firearm Restrictions Based on Age and Risk. Preventive Medicine (2022)

Jeffrey W SwansonGuangyu TongMichele M EasterJosie Caves SivaramanElizabeth J GiffordBrett O GardnerEllen A DonnellyKelly E EvansWilliam E CopelandMarvin S SwartzRichard J Bonnie

The Rich Nonprofits Get Richer: Centering Psychiatric Grant Funding at the Margins. Psychiatric Services (2022)

Samuel DotsonMarvin S. SwartzNora Dennis

mental healthpsychiatrypsychiatric care

Appropriateness of Psychiatric Advance Directives Facilitated by Peer Support Specialists and Clinicians on Assertive Community Treatment Teams. Journal of Mental Health (2021)

Charles M. BeldenAllison R. GilbertMichele M. EasterMarvin S. SwartzJeffrey W. Swanson

peer support specialistspsychiatric advance directivesmental healthpsychiatrycommunity mental health

Childhood Gun Access, Adult Suicidality, and Crime. PEDIATRICS (2021)

William E. CopelandGuangyu TongElizabeth J. GiffordMichele M. EasterLilly ShanahanMarvin S. SwartzJeffrey W. Swanson

pediatricsadult suicidalitychildhood gun accesscriminologypublic healthemergency medicine

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