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Ruth E. Dunkle

Wilbur J Cohen Collegiate Professor Emerita of Social Work

University of Michigan

Affiliations

School of Social Work

Ruth E. Dunkle is currently serving as a School Of Social Work Wilbur J Cohen Collegiate Professor Emerita of Social Work at University of Michigan.

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Ruth E. Dunkle

University of Michigan

Wilbur J Cohen Collegiate Professor Emerita of Social Work

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geriatrics social gerontology public health social sciences ageing elderly care later adulthood mental health social work psychology sociology health care depression population aging geriatric psychiatry caregivers depressive symptoms family relations assisted living parental care adult daughters correctional practice clinical gerontology biogerontology rural culture dementia care population health family process family issues intensive care family psychology health care disparities social work research community health race relations family relationships marital dyad iadl caregiver networks cardiac surgery psychological symptoms united states older husbands lgbt health women's studies military psychology higher education health systems archaeological practice cultural heritage regional studies social anthropology adaptation occupational therapy feminist perspectives home care military culture death education self-care intervention racial studies ethnic group relation capacity building independent living cultural practices ageism marriage worker health labor relations changing workforce black experience self-rated health age-friendly environments longitudinal analysis exploratory factor analysis urban elders community characteristics health trajectory service delivery nursing geriatric medicine clinical nursing family medicine dementia supportive care

Notable Scholarly Works

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Needs and Challenges for Volunteering in Rural Areas: Lessons Learned From a Survey of a Service Organization in Rural Michigan. The Gerontologist (2024)

Rita Xiaochen HuJay KayserRuth E DunkleJulie Tarr

rural michiganservice organizationbehavioral sciencesrural areasvoluntary sector

Contact Frequency With Children Following Relocation Later in Life: Do Contact Modes and Proximity to a Child Matter?. Innovation in Aging (2023)

Joonyoung ChoRuth DunkleJacqui Smith

behavioral sciencesgeriatricscontact frequencychild matter

Effects of Self-Perceptions of Aging on Cognitive Health: Mediating Role of Social Isolation and Loneliness. Innovation in Aging (2023)

Rita HuLydia LiToni AntonucciRuth DunkleJacqui SmithAlexandra Crampton

lonelinessageingcognitive healthsocial isolationpsychology

Enhancing Social Connections Through an Acting and Improvisation Course for Older Americans in Low-Income Housing. Arts & Health (2023)

Laura SutherlandRuth E. DunkleGarrett T. Pace

health equityperformance studiesdrama educationolder americanshumanitiesimprovisation courseimprovisationlifespan developmentgeriatricssocial connectionscommunity developmentlater adulthoodpublic performancecommunicationhousinglow-income housingsocial practicesocial gerontologyintergenerational relations

Neighborhood Resources and Risk of Cognitive Decline Among a Community-Dwelling Long-Term Care Population in the U.S.. Public Health in Practice (2023)

Min Hee KimRuth DunklePhilippa Clarke

urban healthneighborhood resourcescommunity healthhealth carecognitive declinepublic healthlong-term careepidemiology

Web-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Depression Among Homebound Older Adults: Development and Usability Study. JMIR Aging (2023)

Xiaoling XiangJay KayserSamson AshChuxuan ZhengYihang SunAddie WeaverRuth DunkleJames A BlackburnAlex HalavanauJia XueJoseph A Himle

psychiatrylater adulthoodhomebound older adultsusability studygeriatricsmental healthbehavioral sciencesdepressionelderly caregeriatric psychiatrysocial gerontologypsychologyclinical gerontology

Altruism Sustains the Village Model: How Motivations to Join a Village for Older Adults Predict Long-Term Membership. Journal of Gerontological Social Work (2022)

Joonyoung ChoRuth E. DunkleGarrett PaceKaren S. Harlow-Rosentraub

social psychologypopulation agingmotivationlong-term membershipvillage modellater adulthoodgeriatricssocial workageingaltruismolder adultsbehavioral sciencescommunity psychologysocial gerontologysocial sciences

Exploring Dementia Care in Acute Care Settings: Perspectives of Nurses and Social Workers on Caring for Patients With Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms. Social Work in Health Care (2022)

Ruth E. DunkleKatherine CavigniniJoonyoung ChoLaura SutherlandHelen KalesCathleen ConnellAmanda Leggett

psychological symptomshealth caresocial worknursingcritical careacute care settingsdementia caresocial workers

Motivations to Volunteer: Survey of a Service Agency in Rural Michigan. Innovation in Aging (2022)

Rita HuRuth DunkleJulie Tarr

rural michiganmotivationbehavioral sciencesservice agencyvoluntary sector

The Impact of Covid-19 on Service Usage in a Rural “Village”. Innovation in Aging (2022)

Joonyoung ChoRuth DunkleJulie Tarr

rural healthcovid-19rural culturerural economiespublic healthservice usagerural development

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Ruth E. Dunkle

Wilbur J Cohen Collegiate Professor Emerita of Social Work

University of Michigan

Affiliations

School of Social Work

Ruth E. Dunkle is currently serving as a School Of Social Work Wilbur J Cohen Collegiate Professor Emerita of Social Work at University of Michigan.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Ruth E. Dunkle

University of Michigan

Wilbur J Cohen Collegiate Professor Emerita of Social Work

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Needs and Challenges for Volunteering in Rural Areas: Lessons Learned From a Survey of a Service Organization in Rural Michigan. The Gerontologist (2024)

Rita Xiaochen HuJay KayserRuth E DunkleJulie Tarr

rural michiganservice organizationbehavioral sciencesrural areasvoluntary sector

Contact Frequency With Children Following Relocation Later in Life: Do Contact Modes and Proximity to a Child Matter?. Innovation in Aging (2023)

Joonyoung ChoRuth DunkleJacqui Smith

behavioral sciencesgeriatricscontact frequencychild matter

Effects of Self-Perceptions of Aging on Cognitive Health: Mediating Role of Social Isolation and Loneliness. Innovation in Aging (2023)

Rita HuLydia LiToni AntonucciRuth DunkleJacqui SmithAlexandra Crampton

lonelinessageingcognitive healthsocial isolationpsychology

Enhancing Social Connections Through an Acting and Improvisation Course for Older Americans in Low-Income Housing. Arts & Health (2023)

Laura SutherlandRuth E. DunkleGarrett T. Pace

Neighborhood Resources and Risk of Cognitive Decline Among a Community-Dwelling Long-Term Care Population in the U.S.. Public Health in Practice (2023)

Min Hee KimRuth DunklePhilippa Clarke

urban healthneighborhood resourcescommunity healthhealth carecognitive declinepublic healthlong-term careepidemiology

Web-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Depression Among Homebound Older Adults: Development and Usability Study. JMIR Aging (2023)

Xiaoling XiangJay KayserSamson AshChuxuan ZhengYihang SunAddie WeaverRuth DunkleJames A BlackburnAlex HalavanauJia XueJoseph A Himle

psychiatrylater adulthoodhomebound older adultsusability studygeriatricsmental healthbehavioral sciencesdepressionelderly caregeriatric psychiatrysocial gerontologypsychologyclinical gerontology

Altruism Sustains the Village Model: How Motivations to Join a Village for Older Adults Predict Long-Term Membership. Journal of Gerontological Social Work (2022)

Joonyoung ChoRuth E. DunkleGarrett PaceKaren S. Harlow-Rosentraub

Exploring Dementia Care in Acute Care Settings: Perspectives of Nurses and Social Workers on Caring for Patients With Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms. Social Work in Health Care (2022)

Ruth E. DunkleKatherine CavigniniJoonyoung ChoLaura SutherlandHelen KalesCathleen ConnellAmanda Leggett

psychological symptomshealth caresocial worknursingcritical careacute care settingsdementia caresocial workers

Motivations to Volunteer: Survey of a Service Agency in Rural Michigan. Innovation in Aging (2022)

Rita HuRuth DunkleJulie Tarr

rural michiganmotivationbehavioral sciencesservice agencyvoluntary sector

The Impact of Covid-19 on Service Usage in a Rural “Village”. Innovation in Aging (2022)

Joonyoung ChoRuth DunkleJulie Tarr

rural healthcovid-19rural culturerural economiespublic healthservice usagerural development

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