Emergency Medicine

Research Publications

2020

Burnes D, Kirchin D, Elman A, Breckman R, Lachs MS, Rosen T.  2020.  Developing standard data for elder abuse multidisciplinary teams: A critical objective.. J Elder Abuse Negl. 32(4):377-384.
Rosen T, Platts-Mills TF, Fulmer T.  2020.  Screening for elder mistreatment in emergency departments: current progress and recommendations for next steps.. J Elder Abuse Negl. 32(3):295-315.
Elman A, Breckman R, Clark S, Gottesman E, Rachmuth L, Reiff M, Callahan J, Russell LA, Curtis M, Solomon J et al..  2020.  Effects of the COVID-19 Outbreak on Elder Mistreatment and Response in New York City: Initial Lessons.. J Appl Gerontol. 39(7):690-699.
Dion S, Gogia K, Elman A, Clark S, Ulrey P, Connolly M-T, Lewis S, LoFaso VM, Lachs MS, Wartell J et al..  2020.  Developing a rigorous, systematic methodology to identify and categorize elder mistreatment in criminal justice data.. J Elder Abuse Negl. 32(1):27-45.
Rohringer TJ, Rosen TE, Lee MR, Sagar P, Murphy KJ.  2020.  Can diagnostic imaging help improve elder abuse detection? Br J Radiol. 93(1110):20190632.
Tiyyagura G, Bloemen EM, Berger R, Rosen T, Harris T, Jeter G, Lindberg D.  2020.  Seeing the Forest in Family Violence Research: Moving to a Family-Centered Approach.. Acad Pediatr. 20(6):746-752.
Elman A, Rosselli S, Burnes D, Clark S, Stern ME, LoFaso VM, Mulcare MR, Breckman R, Rosen T.  2020.  Developing the Emergency Department Elder Mistreatment Assessment Tool for Social Workers Using a Modified Delphi Technique.. Health Soc Work. 45(2):110-121.
Rosen T, Zhang Y, Bao Y, Clark S, Elman A, Wen K, Jeng P, Lachs MS.  2020.  Can artificial intelligence help identify elder abuse and neglect? J Elder Abuse Negl. 32(1):97-103.

2019

Kogan ACoulouride, Rosen T, Navarro A, Homeier D, Chennapan K, Mosqueda L.  2019.  Developing the Geriatric Injury Documentation Tool (Geri-IDT) to Improve Documentation of Physical Findings in Injured Older Adults.. J Gen Intern Med. 34(4):567-574.
Lee M, Rosen T, Murphy K, Sagar P.  2019.  A new role for imaging in the diagnosis of physical elder abuse: results of a qualitative study with radiologists and frontline providers.. J Elder Abuse Negl. 31(2):163-180.
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