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Sarah Neller

University of Tennessee

Affiliations

College of Nursing

Biobehavioral Science

NoneSarah Neller is currently serving as a Biobehavioral Science faculty at University of Tennessee.

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University of Tennessee

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family medicine geriatrics social gerontology caregivers active caregiver training health sciences public health health care ageing lifespan development medicine palliative care well-being quality of life professional development later adulthood adult development long-term care healthcare innovation career interventions older adults qualitative research resilience palliative medicine distance education supportive care symptom management cultural heritage cultural change end-of-life care elderly care lived experience life course stress management community health population aging value creation active ageing healthy aging family involvement research-practice partnerships health conditions family caregiver experiences end-of-life preferences recruitment methodologies intervention study efficacy trial care preferences long-term care residents lasting legacy millennial caregivers functional status advanced cancer treatment decision conversations mixed methods

Notable Scholarly Works

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Advancing an Applied Theoretical Framework of Creating a Legacy of Values: A How-to Guide. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Sarah NellerKristin CloyesGail Towsley

social gerontologyapplied theoretical framework

Comparison of Recruitment Methodologies for Clinical Trials: Results From the Time for Living and Caring (Tlc) Intervention Study. Contemporary Clinical Trials (2024)

Catharine SparksAnna HsuSarah A. NellerJacqueline EatonAmber ThompsonBob WongEli IacobAlexandra L. TerrillMichael CasertaLouisa StarkRebecca L. Utz

recruitment methodologiesintervention studymedicine

Family Caregiver Experiences and Needs Across Health Conditions, Relationships, and the Lifespan: A Qualitative Analysis. International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health and Well-Being (2024)

Sarah A. NellerMegan Thomas HebdonEmily WickensDebra L. ScammonRebecca L. UtzKara B. DasselAlexandra L. TerrillLee EllingtonAnne V. Kirby

public healthelderly carehealth carehealth conditionsend-of-life caresocial gerontologyquality of lifefamily caregiver experienceswell-beingcaregiversgeriatricsqualitative researchfamily medicinelifespan developmenthealth sciences

Feasibility and Acceptability Pilot of the Enhancing Active Caregiver Training (Enact) Intervention. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Jacqueline EatonSarah NellerMoroni Fernandez CajavilcaAmber DayleyJulene JohnsonLee Ellington

healthy agingcaregiversactive ageinghealth sciencesactive caregiver training

The Effects of Caregiving History on the Well-Being of Informal Caregivers Later in Life. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Sarah NellerRadion Svynarenko

social gerontologyinformal caregiverslater adulthoodwell-being

A Community-Based Approach to Refining the Enhancing Active Caregiver Training (Enact) Intervention. Innovation in Aging (2023)

Jacqueline EatonSarah NellerMoroni Fernandez CajavilcaJulene JohnsonLee Ellington

public healthcommunity developmentcommunity engagementactive caregiver traininghealthcare innovationcareer interventionscommunity healthrehabilitation

Developing a Conceptual Model to Assess Active Engagement Within a Dementia Caregiver Intervention. Innovation in Aging (2023)

Sarah NellerMoroni Fernandez CajavilcaJulene JohnsonLee EllingtonJacqueline Eaton

dementia caregiver interventionconceptual modeldementiaactive engagementrehabilitation

Iterative Review and Revision of the Enhancing Active Caregiver Training (Enact) Intervention. Journal of Alzheimer s Disease Reports (2023)

Jacqueline EatonSarah NellerMoroni Fernandez CajavilcaJulene K. JohnsonLee Ellington

iterative reviewalzheimer's diseaserehabilitationactive caregiver training

Preparing for the Future While Living in the Present: Older Adults’ Experiences Creating a Legacy of Values. The Gerontologist (2023)

Sarah A NellerKristin G CloyesLinda S EdelmanBob WongBarry BainesGail L Towsley

older adultsresilienceadult developmentageinglived experiencelife courselater adulthoodgeriatricslifespan developmentpsychology

The Development and Refinement of the Enhancing Active Caregiver Training (Enact) Intervention for Caregivers of Persons Living With Dementia. Alzheimer s & Dementia (2023)

Jacqueline EatonSarah NellerMoroni Fernandez CajavilcaJulene K. JohnsonLee Ellington

active caregiver trainingcaregiversprofessional developmentdementiarehabilitation

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Sarah Neller

University of Tennessee

Affiliations

College of Nursing

Biobehavioral Science

NoneSarah Neller is currently serving as a Biobehavioral Science faculty at University of Tennessee.

Honors

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Experiences

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Sarah Neller

University of Tennessee

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Advancing an Applied Theoretical Framework of Creating a Legacy of Values: A How-to Guide. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Sarah NellerKristin CloyesGail Towsley

social gerontologyapplied theoretical framework

Comparison of Recruitment Methodologies for Clinical Trials: Results From the Time for Living and Caring (Tlc) Intervention Study. Contemporary Clinical Trials (2024)

Catharine SparksAnna HsuSarah A. NellerJacqueline EatonAmber ThompsonBob WongEli IacobAlexandra L. TerrillMichael CasertaLouisa StarkRebecca L. Utz

recruitment methodologiesintervention studymedicine

Sarah A. NellerMegan Thomas HebdonEmily WickensDebra L. ScammonRebecca L. UtzKara B. DasselAlexandra L. TerrillLee EllingtonAnne V. Kirby

Feasibility and Acceptability Pilot of the Enhancing Active Caregiver Training (Enact) Intervention. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Jacqueline EatonSarah NellerMoroni Fernandez CajavilcaAmber DayleyJulene JohnsonLee Ellington

healthy agingcaregiversactive ageinghealth sciencesactive caregiver training

The Effects of Caregiving History on the Well-Being of Informal Caregivers Later in Life. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Sarah NellerRadion Svynarenko

social gerontologyinformal caregiverslater adulthoodwell-being

A Community-Based Approach to Refining the Enhancing Active Caregiver Training (Enact) Intervention. Innovation in Aging (2023)

Jacqueline EatonSarah NellerMoroni Fernandez CajavilcaJulene JohnsonLee Ellington

public healthcommunity developmentcommunity engagementactive caregiver traininghealthcare innovationcareer interventionscommunity healthrehabilitation

Developing a Conceptual Model to Assess Active Engagement Within a Dementia Caregiver Intervention. Innovation in Aging (2023)

Sarah NellerMoroni Fernandez CajavilcaJulene JohnsonLee EllingtonJacqueline Eaton

dementia caregiver interventionconceptual modeldementiaactive engagementrehabilitation

Iterative Review and Revision of the Enhancing Active Caregiver Training (Enact) Intervention. Journal of Alzheimer s Disease Reports (2023)

Jacqueline EatonSarah NellerMoroni Fernandez CajavilcaJulene K. JohnsonLee Ellington

iterative reviewalzheimer's diseaserehabilitationactive caregiver training

Preparing for the Future While Living in the Present: Older Adults’ Experiences Creating a Legacy of Values. The Gerontologist (2023)

Sarah A NellerKristin G CloyesLinda S EdelmanBob WongBarry BainesGail L Towsley

older adultsresilienceadult developmentageinglived experiencelife courselater adulthoodgeriatricslifespan developmentpsychology

The Development and Refinement of the Enhancing Active Caregiver Training (Enact) Intervention for Caregivers of Persons Living With Dementia. Alzheimer s & Dementia (2023)

Jacqueline EatonSarah NellerMoroni Fernandez CajavilcaJulene K. JohnsonLee Ellington

active caregiver trainingcaregiversprofessional developmentdementiarehabilitation

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