Search Results - "Margolis, Seth A"

Integrated psychological care services within seizure settings: Key components and implementation factors among example services in four ILAE regions: A report by the ILAE Psychiatry Commission by Gandy, Milena, Michaelis, Rosa, Acraman, Jayne, Donald, Kirsten A., Fitzpatrick, Michael, LaFrance, W. Curt, Margolis, Seth A., Modi, Avani C., Reuber, Markus, Tang, Venus, Thayer, Zoe, Verity, Kirsten, Wagner, Janelle L., Wilmshurst, Jo, Whittaker, Sarah, Munger Clary, Heidi M.

“…Mental health comorbidities are prevalent and problematic in patients with seizures but often suboptimally managed. To address common gaps in care, the…”
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Implications of using administrative healthcare data to identify risk of motor vehicle crash-related injury: the importance of distinguishing crash from crash-related injury by Joyce, Nina R, Lombardi, Leah R, Pfeiffer, Melissa R, Curry, Allison E, Margolis, Seth A, Ott, Brian R, Zullo, Andrew R

“…Administrative healthcare databases, such as Medicare, are increasingly used to identify groups at risk of a crash. However, they only contain information on…”
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AGR - 3 Epilepsy Surgical Planning in a Patient with Co-Morbid Multiple Sclerosis and Seizures by Sanborn, Victoria, Ayub, Neishay, Margolis, Seth A

“…Abstract Objective Research increasingly points to historically unappreciated cortical effects of multiple sclerosis (MS), with two-fold elevated risk of…”
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Anticholinergic and sedative medication use in older patients with cognitive concerns by Hinkle, Caroline E., Davis, Jennifer D., Arias, Idania, Goldstein, Allyson, Daiello, Lori, Margolis, Seth A.

“…Background Anticholinergic (AC) and sedative medications are a risk factor for cognitive impairment. This study sought to characterize AC and sedative use in…”
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Medication management error types: Associations with mild cognitive impairment subtype by De Vito, Alyssa N., Emrani, Sheina, Hallowell, Emily, Goldstein, Allyson, Davis, Jennifer D., Margolis, Seth A.

“…Objective: Medication management errors are suspected to be prevalent among older adults with mild cognitive impairment (MCI). This study examined types of…”
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Anticholinergic/Sedative Drug Burden and Subjective Cognitive Decline in Older Adults at Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease by Margolis, Seth A, Kelly, Dana A, Daiello, Lori A, Davis, Jennifer, Tremont, Geoffrey, Pillemer, Sarah, Denby, Charles, Ott, Brian R

“…Abstract Background Anticholinergic/sedative drug use, measured by the Drug Burden Index (DBI), has been linked to cognitive impairment in older adults…”
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Validating the Fluctuating Mental Status Evaluation in Neurocritically Ill Patients With Acute Stroke by Reznik, Michael E, Margolis, Seth A, Andrews, Nicholas, Basso, Colin, Mintz, Noa, Varga, Sean, Snitz, Beth E, Girard, Timothy D, Shutter, Lori A, Ely, E Wesley, Jones, Richard N

“…Neurocritically ill patients are at high risk for developing delirium, which can worsen the long-term outcomes of this vulnerable population. However, existing…”
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Compensatory Strategy Intervention: What Older Patients Want and Why by Goldstein, Allyson, Commissariat, Persis V, Sullivan, Kelli L, Hallowell, Emily S, Davis, Jennifer D, Margolis, Seth A

“…Abstract Objective Compensatory strategies can improve performance of instrumental activities of daily living in people with cognitive impairment. This study…”
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Impact of Delirium on Outcomes After Intracerebral Hemorrhage by Reznik, Michael E., Margolis, Seth A., Mahta, Ali, Wendell, Linda C., Thompson, Bradford B., Stretz, Christoph, Rudolph, James L., Boukrina, Olga, Barrett, A.M., Daiello, Lori A., Jones, Richard N., Furie, Karen L.

“…Delirium portends worse outcomes after intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH), but it is unclear if symptom resolution or postacute care intensity may mitigate its…”
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Healthy Lifestyle Behaviors and Viewpoints Among Members of an Alzheimer Prevention Registry by Reynolds, Gretchen O., Tremont, Geoffrey, Santorelli, Gennarina D., Denby, Charles, Margolis, Seth A., Ott, Brian R.

“…Research on Alzheimer disease and related dementias is increasingly focused on preventative strategies to target modifiable risk factors (eg, exercise, diet,…”
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The Complementary Utility of Cognitive Testing and the Medication Management Ability Assessment in Older Adults by Hallowell, Emily S., Sullivan, Kelli L., Davis, Jennifer D., Burke, Erin M., Kenney, Lauren, Tremont, Geoffrey, Margolis, Seth A.

“…Objective: Older adults are susceptible to cognitive declines that may limit independence. Though neuropsychologists opine about risk of functional decline,…”
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Deconstructing Poststroke Delirium in a Prospective Cohort of Patients With Intracerebral Hemorrhage by Reznik, Michael E, Drake, Jonathan, Margolis, Seth A, Moody, Scott, Murray, Kayleigh, Costa, Samantha, Mahta, Ali, Wendell, Linda C, Thompson, Bradford B, Rao, Shyam S, Barrett, Anna M, Boukrina, Olga, Daiello, Lori A, Asaad, Wael F, Furie, Karen L, Jones, Richard N

“…OBJECTIVES:Poststroke delirium may be underdiagnosed due to the challenges of disentangling delirium symptoms from underlying neurologic deficits. We aimed to…”
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Changes in the burden of medications that may impair driving among older adults before and after a motor vehicle crash by Riester, Melissa R., D'Amico, Adam M., Khan, Marzan A., Joyce, Nina R., Pfeiffer, Melissa R., Margolis, Seth A., Ott, Brian R., Curry, Allison E., Bayer, Thomas A., Zullo, Andrew R.

“…Background Medications are one of the most easily modifiable risk factors for motor vehicle crashes (MVCs) among older adults, yet limited information exists…”
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Medication self-management in predominantly African American and Caribbean American people with epilepsy: The role of medication beliefs and epilepsy knowledge by Crook, Cara L., Margolis, Seth A., Goldstein, Allyson, Davis, Jennifer D., Gonzalez, Jeffrey S., Grant, Arthur C., Nakhutina, Luba

“…•Suboptimal medication self-management is common in epilepsy.•We show that the most common barriers to self-management are behaviorally mediated.•Negative…”
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Perceived epilepsy stigma mediates relationships between personality and social well-being in a diverse epilepsy population by Margolis, Seth A., Nakhutina, Luba, Schaffer, Sarah G., Grant, Arthur C., Gonzalez, Jeffrey S.

“…Perceived epilepsy stigma and reduced social well-being are prevalent sources of distress in people with epilepsy (PWE). Yet, research on patient-level…”
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The Screening Utility and Ecological Validity of the Neuropsychological Assessment Battery Bill Payment Subtest in Older Adults with and without Dementia by Kenney, Lauren E, Margolis, Seth A, Davis, Jennifer D, Tremont, Geoffrey

“…The Neuropsychological Assessment Battery Bill Payment subtest has shown strong diagnostic accuracy in dementia due to Alzheimer's disease (AD) versus non-AD…”
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Relationships among illness representations and depressive symptom severity in predominantly African-American and Caribbean-American people with epilepsy by Gupta, Sugandha K., Margolis, Seth A., Grant, Arthur C., Gonzalez, Jeffrey S., Nakhutina, Luba

“…Objective: Depression is the most common psychiatric comorbidity among people with epilepsy (PWE) and tends to be more prevalent among people of color (POC)…”
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Rest-activity patterns associated with delirium in patients with intracerebral hemorrhage by Reznik, Michael E., Mintz, Noa, Moody, Scott, Drake, Jonathan, Margolis, Seth A., Rudolph, James L., LaBuzetta, Jamie N., Kamdar, Biren B., Jones, Richard N.

“…Delirium is an acute cognitive disturbance frequently characterized by abnormal psychomotor activity and sleep-wake cycle disruption. However, the degree to…”
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Anxiety disorders in predominantly African American and Caribbean American adults with intractable epilepsy: The role of perceived epilepsy stigma by Margolis, Seth A., Gonzalez, Jeffrey S., Faria, Caylin, Kenney, Lauren, Grant, Arthur C., Nakhutina, Luba

“…Anxiety disproportionately affects people with epilepsy (PWE) and leads to poor outcomes. Yet, risk factors are not well understood especially among…”
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Diverse experiences and approaches to tele neuropsychology: Commentary and reflections over the past year of COVID-19 by Hewitt, Kelsey C., Block, Cady, Bellone, John A., Dawson, Erica L., Garcia, Patricia, Gerstenecker, Adam, Grabyan, Jonathan M., Howard, Christopher, Kamath, Vidyulata, LeMonda, Brittany C., Margolis, Seth A., McBride, Willie F., Salinas, Christine M., Tam, Danny M., Walker, Keenan A., Del Bene, Victor A.

“…Objectives: In response to the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, neuropsychologists rapidly adopted teleneuropsychology (TeleNP) services to ensure…”
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