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Stephens

Associate Professor

University of Utah

Affiliations

College of Nursing

Stephens is currently serving as a College Of Nursing Associate Professor at University of Utah.

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University of Utah

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nursing geriatrics public health health policy emergency medicine palliative care dementia elderly care health care mortality older adults ageing death studies cognitive impairment geriatric medicine symptom management later adulthood social gerontology end-of-life care thanatology population health utah population database nurse education clinical gerontology caregivers emergency department visits emergency department use internal medicine palliative medicine higher education neuroscience of aging family relations social science research family involvement population aging benchmark datasets social epidemiology integrative review nursing home residents nursing home community-dwelling older adults intensive care mental health nursing knowledge management nursing management cancer care health technology pharmacotherapy covid-19 pandemic resource allocation hospital environment home care institutional change changing workforce end-of-life issues health outcomes health care delivery population science spatial demography connected health ehealth mobile health family relationships parental care nursing research technology adoption social policy research social medicine limited healthcare resources ethical considerations resource allocation strategies impaired older adults trends study national health care coordination icu transfer palliative care access high risk vulnerable populations telehealth supportive care

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Death With and Without Dementia: Impact on Family Antidepressant Prescriptions (Rp220). Journal of Pain and Symptom Management (2024)

Eli IacobMike HollingshausRebecca L. UtzDjin L. TayKatherine OrnsteinPamela L. BarrientosMichael NewmanTom BelnapCaroline E. Stephens

medicinepain managementpharmacologymortalitysymptom managementpain medicinedepressiondeath studiespharmacotherapydementiaend-of-life caregeriatricsfamily antidepressant prescriptionshealth policy

Developing 60-Day Readmission Risk Score Among Home Healthcare Patients With Heart Failure. Home Healthcare Now (2024)

Youjeong KangGreg StoddardJosef StehlikCaroline StephensJulio FacelliRam GouripeddiBenjamin D. Horne

heart failurerehabilitationhealth carenursinghome healthcare patientscritical care

Dying With Dementia in Nursing Homes: A Population‐Based Study of Decedents and Their Families. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society (2024)

Caroline E. StephensRebecca UtzDjin TayEli IacobMichael HollingshausRebecca GoodwinTimothy W. FarrellErin BouldinLinda EdelmanLynn F. ReinkeKen SmithLee EllingtonKatherine Ornstein

nursingdeath studiesdementiageriatricspopulation-based study

Leveraging Existing Datasets to Advance Family Caregiving Research: Opportunities to Measure What Matters. Journal of Aging & Social Policy (2024)

Rebecca M. GoodwinRebecca L. UtzCatherine E. ElmoreKatherine A. OrnsteinDjin L. TayLee EllingtonKen R. SmithCaroline E. Stephens

ageingsocial sciencessocial policy researchsocial policysocial science researchdata sciencegeriatricssocial gerontologyhealth policy

Mortality Risk Following End-Of-Life Caregiving: A Population-Based Analysis of Hospice Users and Their Families. Social science & medicine (2024)

Mike HollingshausKen R. SmithHuong MeeksKatherine OrnsteinEli IacobDjin TayCaroline StephensRebecca L. Utz

public healthsocial epidemiologymortality riskmental healththanatologysocial medicinecaregiverssocial sciencespsychologyhospice userssocial science researchpopulation-based analysisend-of-life caregivingmortality

Mortality Risk Following End-Of-Life Caregiving: A Population-Based Analysis of Hospice Users and Their Families (Gp135). Journal of Pain and Symptom Management (2024)

Mike HollingshausKen SmithHuong MeeksKatherine OrnsteinEli IacobDjin L. TayCaroline E. StephensRebecca L. Utz

public healthmortality risksymptom managementhospice usersend-of-life carepopulation-based analysisend-of-life caregivingmortality

Role of Family Characteristics of Rural and Urban Nursing Home Residents at End-Of-Life (Eol). Innovation in Aging (2024)

Caroline StephensRebecca UtzMike HollingshausDjin TayLinda S EdelmanEli IacobKen SmithKatherine Ornstein

family characteristicsageinghealthy aginglater adulthoodnursingdeath studiespalliative careactive ageingdementiapalliative nursingend-of-life caresocial gerontologygeriatricsrural health

Supporting Technology Access for Older Adults Through in‐Home, Intergenerational Involvement: The Case for Ethnographic Methods and Student Service‐Learning Courses. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society (2024)

Theresa A. AllisonCaroline E. StephensAshwin A. Kotwal

technologyolder adultsethnographic methodstechnology accessintergenerational involvementgeriatrics

Disparities and Determinants of Place of Death: Insights From the Utah Population Database. Death Studies (2023)

Brenna C. KellyHeidi A. HansonRebecca L. UtzMike S. HollingshausHuong MeeksDjin L. TayLee EllingtonCaroline E. StephensKatherine A. OrnsteinKen R. Smith

population sciencedisparitiesthanatologybenchmark datasetsepidemiologydeath studiespsychologystatisticsdemographyutah population databasespatial demographymortality

Factors Associated With Mobile Medical Clinic Use: A Retrospective Cohort Study. International Journal for Equity in Health (2023)

Angela CoastonSoo-Jeong LeeJulene K. JohnsonSandra WeissThomas HoffmannCaroline Stephens

public healthhealth equitydigital healthhealth careconnected healthinternational healthmobile healthhealth sciencesehealthhealth policy

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Stephens

Associate Professor

University of Utah

Affiliations

College of Nursing

Stephens is currently serving as a College Of Nursing Associate Professor at University of Utah.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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University of Utah

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Death With and Without Dementia: Impact on Family Antidepressant Prescriptions (Rp220). Journal of Pain and Symptom Management (2024)

Eli IacobMike HollingshausRebecca L. UtzDjin L. TayKatherine OrnsteinPamela L. BarrientosMichael NewmanTom BelnapCaroline E. Stephens

medicinepain managementpharmacologymortalitysymptom managementpain medicinedepressiondeath studiespharmacotherapydementiaend-of-life caregeriatricsfamily antidepressant prescriptionshealth policy

Developing 60-Day Readmission Risk Score Among Home Healthcare Patients With Heart Failure. Home Healthcare Now (2024)

Youjeong KangGreg StoddardJosef StehlikCaroline StephensJulio FacelliRam GouripeddiBenjamin D. Horne

heart failurerehabilitationhealth carenursinghome healthcare patientscritical care

Dying With Dementia in Nursing Homes: A Population‐Based Study of Decedents and Their Families. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society (2024)

Caroline E. StephensRebecca UtzDjin TayEli IacobMichael HollingshausRebecca GoodwinTimothy W. FarrellErin BouldinLinda EdelmanLynn F. ReinkeKen SmithLee EllingtonKatherine Ornstein

nursingdeath studiesdementiageriatricspopulation-based study

Leveraging Existing Datasets to Advance Family Caregiving Research: Opportunities to Measure What Matters. Journal of Aging & Social Policy (2024)

Rebecca M. GoodwinRebecca L. UtzCatherine E. ElmoreKatherine A. OrnsteinDjin L. TayLee EllingtonKen R. SmithCaroline E. Stephens

ageingsocial sciencessocial policy researchsocial policysocial science researchdata sciencegeriatricssocial gerontologyhealth policy

Mortality Risk Following End-Of-Life Caregiving: A Population-Based Analysis of Hospice Users and Their Families. Social science & medicine (2024)

Mike HollingshausKen R. SmithHuong MeeksKatherine OrnsteinEli IacobDjin TayCaroline StephensRebecca L. Utz

Mortality Risk Following End-Of-Life Caregiving: A Population-Based Analysis of Hospice Users and Their Families (Gp135). Journal of Pain and Symptom Management (2024)

Mike HollingshausKen SmithHuong MeeksKatherine OrnsteinEli IacobDjin L. TayCaroline E. StephensRebecca L. Utz

public healthmortality risksymptom managementhospice usersend-of-life carepopulation-based analysisend-of-life caregivingmortality

Role of Family Characteristics of Rural and Urban Nursing Home Residents at End-Of-Life (Eol). Innovation in Aging (2024)

Caroline StephensRebecca UtzMike HollingshausDjin TayLinda S EdelmanEli IacobKen SmithKatherine Ornstein

family characteristicsageinghealthy aginglater adulthoodnursingdeath studiespalliative careactive ageingdementiapalliative nursingend-of-life caresocial gerontologygeriatricsrural health

Theresa A. AllisonCaroline E. StephensAshwin A. Kotwal

technologyolder adultsethnographic methodstechnology accessintergenerational involvementgeriatrics

Disparities and Determinants of Place of Death: Insights From the Utah Population Database. Death Studies (2023)

Brenna C. KellyHeidi A. HansonRebecca L. UtzMike S. HollingshausHuong MeeksDjin L. TayLee EllingtonCaroline E. StephensKatherine A. OrnsteinKen R. Smith

population sciencedisparitiesthanatologybenchmark datasetsepidemiologydeath studiespsychologystatisticsdemographyutah population databasespatial demographymortality

Factors Associated With Mobile Medical Clinic Use: A Retrospective Cohort Study. International Journal for Equity in Health (2023)

Angela CoastonSoo-Jeong LeeJulene K. JohnsonSandra WeissThomas HoffmannCaroline Stephens

public healthhealth equitydigital healthhealth careconnected healthinternational healthmobile healthhealth sciencesehealthhealth policy

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