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Advanced Communication and Examination Skills in Telemedicine: A Structured Simulation-Based Course for Medical Students by Mulcare, Mary, Naik, Neel, Greenwald, Peter, Schullstrom, Kaitlin, Gogia, Kriti, Clark, Sunday, Kang, Yoon, Sharma, Rahul

“…Telemedicine has become part of mainstream medical practice. High quality virtual care is a skill that will be required of many physicians. Skills required for…”
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Utilizing partial flexibility to improve emergency department flow: Theory and implementation by Chan, Carri W., Sarhangian, Vahid, Talwai, Prem, Gogia, Kriti

“…Emergency departments (EDs) typically have multiple areas where patients of different acuity levels receive treatments. In practice, different areas often…”
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Antibiotic Prescribing Practices: Is There a Difference Between Patients Seen by Telemedicine Versus Those Seen In-Person? by Yao, Peter, Clark, Sunday, Gogia, Kriti, Hafeez, Baria, Hsu, Hanson, Greenwald, Peter

“…Direct-to-consumer telemedicine is becoming part of mainstream medicine, but questions exist regarding the quality of care provided. We assessed antibiotic…”
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An Evaluation of Kiosks for Direct-to-Consumer Telemedicine Using the National Quality Forum Assessment Framework by Nachum, Sapir, Gogia, Kriti, Clark, Sunday, Hsu, Hanson, Sharma, Rahul, Greenwald, Peter W

“…Evaluation of direct-to-consumer (DTC) telemedicine programs has focused on care delivery via personal electronic devices. Telemedicine kiosks for the delivery…”
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Telemedicine Evaluations for Low-Acuity Patients Presenting to the Emergency Department: Implications for Safety and Patient Satisfaction by Hsu, Hanson, Greenwald, Peter W, Clark, Sunday, Gogia, Kriti, Laghezza, Matthew R, Hafeez, Baria, Sharma, Rahul

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Vulnerable Elder Protection Team: Initial experience of an emergency department‐based interdisciplinary elder abuse program by Rosen, Tony, Elman, Alyssa, Clark, Sunday, Gogia, Kriti, Stern, Michael E., Mulcare, Mary R., Makaroun, Lena K., Gottesman, Elaine, Baek, Daniel, Pearman, Morgan, Sullivan, Michelle, Brissenden, Kelly, Shaw, Amy, Bloemen, Elizabeth M., LoFaso, Veronica M., Breckman, Risa, Pillemer, Karl, Sharma, Rahul, Lachs, Mark S.

“…Background An emergency department (ED) visit provides a unique opportunity to identify elder abuse and initiate intervention, but emergency providers rarely…”
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Telemedicine Medical Screening Evaluation Expedites the Initiation of Emergency Care for Children by Friedman, Jonathan, Lame, Maria, Clark, Sunday, Gogia, Kriti, Platt, Shari L., Kim, Ji Won

“…Prior studies show that staffing a physician at triage expedites care in the emergency department. Our objective was to describe the novel application and…”
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Mechanisms and weapons in physical elder abuse injuries: Findings from legally adjudicated cases by Rosen, Tony, Rippon, Brady, Elman, Alyssa, Gogia, Kriti, Chansakul, Aisara, Chang, E-Shien, Hancock, David W., Bloemen, Elizabeth M., Clark, Sunday, LoFaso, Veronica M.

“…•Recognizing physical elder abuse injuries among purportedly unintentional injuries is a critical role for trauma providers, and understanding injury patterns…”
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Identifying Injury Patterns Associated With Physical Elder Abuse: Analysis of Legally Adjudicated Cases by Rosen, Tony, LoFaso, Veronica M., Bloemen, Elizabeth M., Clark, Sunday, McCarthy, Thomas J., Reisig, Christopher, Gogia, Kriti, Elman, Alyssa, Markarian, Arlene, Flomenbaum, Neal E., Sharma, Rahul, Lachs, Mark S.

“…Elder abuse is common and has serious health consequences but is underrecognized by health care providers. An important reason for this is difficulty in…”
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Emergency Department Patient Navigator Program Demonstrates Reduction in Emergency Department Return Visits and Increase in Follow-up Appointment Adherence by Jiang, Lynn G., Zhang, Yiye, Greca, Erina, Bodnar, David, Gogia, Kriti, Wang, Yiwen, Peretz, Patricia, Steel, Peter A.D.

“…An estimated 56% of emergency department (ED) visits are avoidable. One motivation for return visits is patients' perception of poor access to timely…”
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Telehealth follow up in emergency department patients discharged with COVID-like illness and exertional hypoxia by Steel, Peter A.D., Siegal, Jonathan, Zhang, Yiye, Cato, Kenrick, Greenwald, Peter, Melville, Laura D., Gogia, Kriti, Smith, Zachary, Sharma, Rahul, Romney, Marie

“…Table 5 describes the outcomes of patients admitted on their return visit. 79 (57.2%) were admitted to the floor, 5 (3.6%) were admitted to the step-down unit,…”
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Vulnerable Elder Protection Team: Initial experience of an emergency d epartment‐based interdisciplinary elder abuse program by Rosen, Tony, Elman, Alyssa, Clark, Sunday, Gogia, Kriti, Stern, Michael E., Mulcare, Mary R., Makaroun, Lena K., Gottesman, Elaine, Baek, Daniel, Pearman, Morgan, Sullivan, Michelle, Brissenden, Kelly, Shaw, Amy, Bloemen, Elizabeth M., LoFaso, Veronica M., Breckman, Risa, Pillemer, Karl, Sharma, Rahul, Lachs, Mark S.

“…Abstract Background An emergency department (ED) visit provides a unique opportunity to identify elder abuse and initiate intervention, but emergency providers…”
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Geriatric Burn Injuries Presenting to the Emergency Department of a Major Burn Center: Clinical Characteristics and Outcomes by Lachs, David K., Stern, Michael E., Elman, Alyssa, Gogia, Kriti, Clark, Sunday, Mulcare, Mary R., Greenway, Andrew, Golden, Daniel, Sharma, Rahul, Bessey, Palmer Q., Rosen, Tony

“…Burn injuries in geriatric patients are common and may have significant associated morbidity and mortality. Most research has focused on the care of…”
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Prosecution of Elder Neglect: A Close Examination of Cases From King County, Washington by Gogia, Kriti, Elman, Alyssa, Clark, Sunday, Ulrey, Page, Connolly, Marie-Therese, Bloemen, Elizabeth, Johnsson, Billie, Rosen, Tony

“…Abstract Elder neglect is common and can have catastrophic consequences. Cases may benefit from integrated responses from multiple sectors. Little research…”
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Effect of functionalization on positional ordering of 3nm FePt nanoparticles: Langmuir–Blodgett monolayer by Medwal, Rohit, Gogia, Kriti, Thakar, Dhruv, Vibhu, Vaibhav, Mohan, John Rex, Sehdev, Neeru, Annapoorni, S.

“…Surface functionalization of nanoparticles helps to tailor positional ordering of FePt nanoparticles which is essential for potential application for density…”
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Effect of functionalization on positional ordering of 3 nm FePt nanoparticles: Langmuir-Blodgett monolayer by MEDWAL, Rohit, GOGIA, Kriti, THAKAR, Dhruv, VIBHU, Vaibhav, MOHAN, John Rex, SEHDEV, Neeru, ANNAPOORNI, S

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Developing a rigorous, systematic methodology to identify and categorize elder mistreatment in criminal justice data by Dion, Sarah, Gogia, Kriti, Elman, Alyssa, Clark, Sunday, Ulrey, Page, Connolly, Marie-Therese, Lewis, Stuart, Bloemen, Elizabeth, LoFaso, Veronica M., Lachs, Mark S., Wartell, Julie, Rosen, Tony

“…Elder mistreatment is complex, with cases typically requiring integrated responses from social services, medicine, civil law, and criminal justice. Only…”
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Nonstoichiometric FePt Nanoclusters for Heated Dot Magnetic Recording Media by Mohan, John Rex, Medwal, Rohit, Gupta, Surbhi, Gogia, Kriti, Vas, Joseph Vimal, Gupta, Rekha, Deka, Angshuman, Rawat, Rajdeep Singh, Subramanian, Annapoorni, Fukuma, Yasuhiro

“…Heated dot magnetic recording (HDMR) provides a path to increase the areal density of magnetic recording media beyond 4 Tb/in2. HDMR-based recording media…”
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Abstract 14280: Can Telemedicine-Assisted Paramedicine Reduce Emergency Department Visits and 30-Day Readmissions Among High-Risk Heart Failure Patients? a Pilot Study by Daniels, Brock, Del Toro, Cristina, Zelenetz, Michael, Gogia, Kriti, Hafeez, Baria, Greenwald, Peter, Clark, Sunday, Steel, Peter, Hsu, Hanson, Goyal, Parag, Horn, Evelyn, Sharma, Rahul

“…IntroductionHeart failure (HF) patients have high rates of 30-day readmission and emergency department (ED) utilization. Early physician contact within 7 days…”
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