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Richard Schulz

Distinguished Service Professor

University of Pittsburgh

Affiliations

Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences

Psychology

Richard Schulz is currently serving as a Kenneth P. Dietrich School Of Arts And Sciences Distinguished Service Professor at University of Pittsburgh.

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University of Pittsburgh

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psychiatry mental health psychology geriatrics caregivers behavioral sciences public health health care health psychology geriatric psychiatry dementia depression later adulthood ageing elderly care supportive care family psychology social gerontology older adults intensive care geriatric medicine family caregivers family relations patient support end-of-life care palliative medicine parental care clinical gerontology cancer care counseling psychology cardiovascular health study psychological science psychiatric care symptom management psychosocial research family process behavioral medicine patient experience psychological medicine family issues behavioral health care delivery family relationships depressive symptoms applied social psychology family involvement dementia caregivers palliative nursing mental health nursing thanatology population aging geriatric assessment intergenerational relations chronic illness caregiver health correctional practice cancer treatment end-of-life issues long-term care ventilation cohort studies hospice adult development intimate relationships late life social support spousal caregivers cancer pain social care patient satisfaction family caregiving physical disability unmet needs longitudinal findings activity restriction old age late life disease social problems social psychology social psychological theories sociology family medicine

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Notable Federal Grants

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Editorial Board. Brachytherapy (2024)

A SyedMichael ZelefskyBethany AndersonGastrointestinal StrnadSteven FrankMatthew HarkenriderMitchell KamravaEye HeadPhillip DevlinChirag ShahGilad CohenMark RivardInvited FeaturesScott GlaserUsa TheranosticsNeil TaunkJaroslaw HepelJean Michael Hannoun-LeviFrance GastrointestinalPeter HassAlexandra StewartAmandeep TaggarMira KeyesGerard MortonPeter OrioChad TangEmma FieldsEric LeungWilliam SmallNeck SkinAngeles RovirosaLuca TagliaferriNikhil JoshiMartin TomAntonio DamatoChristopher DeufelDaniel ScanderbegDavid Aramburu NúñezIvan BuzurovicMauricio CambeiroMark CorkumJean-Marc CossetBrett CoxJuanita CrookJoao LuisDa SilvaBrian DavisLaura DoylePatricia EifelShirin EngerGabriel FonsecaRazvan GalalaeJose GuinotChristina GutiérrezLara HathoutEric HorwitzPeter HoskinJun ItamiChristian KirisitsManon KisselMarisa KollmeierRajat KudchadkerUsama MahmoodPatrick MclaughlinKevin MartellCanada Victor Munoz-GarzonBradley PietersCsaba PolgarAron PopovtzerLouis PottersBradley PrestidgeMarcus RandallSusan RichardsonMack RoachSimona ShaitelmanFrank-Andre SiebertNelson StoneEric VigneaultAkila ViswanathanTe VuongJunjie WangChina WernickeCatheryn YasharAtsunori YoruzuDavid Newcombe

Effects of Childcare, Work, and Caregiving Intensity on Male and Female Family Caregivers. Innovation in Aging (2023)

Hansol KimScott BeachEsther FriedmanHeidi DonovanRichard Schulz

work-related stresswork-family interfacework adjustmentcaregiverschild caregeriatricsbehavioral sciences

Evaluation of Face Validity and Acceptability of the Care Partner Hospital Assessment Tool. Innovation in Aging (2023)

Beth FieldsMadelyn CarberyRichard SchulzJuleen RodakowskiLauren TerhorstCatherine Still

public healthpatient experienceacceptabilityhealthcare innovationhealth carenursingpatient satisfactionclinical evaluationface validitygeriatricshealth sciencesperformance evaluation

Novel Methods for Assessment of Vulnerability to Financial Exploitation (Fe). Journal of Elder Abuse & Neglect (2023)

Scott R. BeachSara J. CzajaRichard Schulz

financeelder abusefinancial exploitationnovel methodsvulnerabilitybehavioral sciences

Out-Of-Pocket Health Care Spending at Older Ages: Do Caregiving Arrangements Matter?. Journal of Applied Gerontology (2023)

Esther M. FriedmanScott R. BeachRichard Schulz

elderly careolder agesgeriatrics

Financial Scams Targeting Older Adults During Covid-19. Innovation in Aging (2022)

Scott BeachSara CzajaRichard SchulzDavid LoewensteinPeter Lichtenberg

older adultscovid-19later adulthoodfinancial scamsfinancegeriatrics

The Role of Preparedness for Caregiving on the Relationship Between Caregiver Distress and Potentially Harmful Behaviors. American Journal of Alzheimer s Disease & Other Dementias® (2022)

David W. HancockSara CzajaRichard Schulz

public healthcaregiver distresscaregiversharmful behaviorspsychiatrydementiacritical carealzheimer's disease

Are Family Caregivers Willing to Pay for Support Interventions?. International Psychogeriatrics (2021)

Richard SchulzScott R. Beach

rehabilitationfamily caregiversmental healthhealth carepsychiatrycritical care

Caregiving Self-Efficacy as a Mediator of Negative Emotional States and Potentially Harmful Behaviors. Innovation in Aging (2021)

David HancockSara CzajaRichard Schulz

mental healthnegative emotional statescaregivershealth psychologypsychologyharmful behaviorsbehavioral sciences

Compassion in Dementia Caregiving: Psychometric Properties of the Caregiving Compassion Scale in Spanish Caregivers. Health & Social Care in the Community (2021)

Laura Gallego‐AlbertoRosa Romero‐MorenoMaría Márquez‐GonzálezRichard SchulzIsabel CabreraJavier Olazarán‐RodríguezAndrés Losada

community healthspanish caregivershealth services researchcommunity mental healthsocial caremental healthhealth carepsychosocial researchhealth psychologysocial sciencespsychologysocial medicinepsychiatrydementiasocial science researchdementia caregivingcompassion scale

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Richard Schulz

Distinguished Service Professor

University of Pittsburgh

Affiliations

Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences

Psychology

Richard Schulz is currently serving as a Kenneth P. Dietrich School Of Arts And Sciences Distinguished Service Professor at University of Pittsburgh.

Honors

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Richard Schulz

University of Pittsburgh

Distinguished Service Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Editorial Board. Brachytherapy (2024)

Effects of Childcare, Work, and Caregiving Intensity on Male and Female Family Caregivers. Innovation in Aging (2023)

Hansol KimScott BeachEsther FriedmanHeidi DonovanRichard Schulz

work-related stresswork-family interfacework adjustmentcaregiverschild caregeriatricsbehavioral sciences

Evaluation of Face Validity and Acceptability of the Care Partner Hospital Assessment Tool. Innovation in Aging (2023)

Beth FieldsMadelyn CarberyRichard SchulzJuleen RodakowskiLauren TerhorstCatherine Still

public healthpatient experienceacceptabilityhealthcare innovationhealth carenursingpatient satisfactionclinical evaluationface validitygeriatricshealth sciencesperformance evaluation

Novel Methods for Assessment of Vulnerability to Financial Exploitation (Fe). Journal of Elder Abuse & Neglect (2023)

Scott R. BeachSara J. CzajaRichard Schulz

financeelder abusefinancial exploitationnovel methodsvulnerabilitybehavioral sciences

Out-Of-Pocket Health Care Spending at Older Ages: Do Caregiving Arrangements Matter?. Journal of Applied Gerontology (2023)

Esther M. FriedmanScott R. BeachRichard Schulz

elderly careolder agesgeriatrics

Financial Scams Targeting Older Adults During Covid-19. Innovation in Aging (2022)

Scott BeachSara CzajaRichard SchulzDavid LoewensteinPeter Lichtenberg

older adultscovid-19later adulthoodfinancial scamsfinancegeriatrics

The Role of Preparedness for Caregiving on the Relationship Between Caregiver Distress and Potentially Harmful Behaviors. American Journal of Alzheimer s Disease & Other Dementias® (2022)

David W. HancockSara CzajaRichard Schulz

public healthcaregiver distresscaregiversharmful behaviorspsychiatrydementiacritical carealzheimer's disease

Are Family Caregivers Willing to Pay for Support Interventions?. International Psychogeriatrics (2021)

Richard SchulzScott R. Beach

rehabilitationfamily caregiversmental healthhealth carepsychiatrycritical care

Caregiving Self-Efficacy as a Mediator of Negative Emotional States and Potentially Harmful Behaviors. Innovation in Aging (2021)

David HancockSara CzajaRichard Schulz

mental healthnegative emotional statescaregivershealth psychologypsychologyharmful behaviorsbehavioral sciences

Compassion in Dementia Caregiving: Psychometric Properties of the Caregiving Compassion Scale in Spanish Caregivers. Health & Social Care in the Community (2021)

Laura Gallego‐AlbertoRosa Romero‐MorenoMaría Márquez‐GonzálezRichard SchulzIsabel CabreraJavier Olazarán‐RodríguezAndrés Losada

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