Katherine Miller

Assistant Professor

Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health

United States

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Dr. Katherine Miller is an Assistant Professor at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in the United States. Her research focuses on health service accessibility in rural communities, the impact of palliative care knowledge in different regions, and caregiver support systems. Recent articles by Dr. Miller explore the effects of hospital closures on outpatient services and emergency medical responses, as well as the burdens faced by family caregivers of veterans.

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George M. Holmes

UNITED STATES

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Brystana Kaufman

Assistant Professor

Duke University

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Articles (9)

Comparing Palliative Care Knowledge in Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Areas of the United States: Results from a National Survey

Access to outpatient services in rural communities changes after hospital closure

The Metrics Matter: Improving Comparisons of COVID-19 Outbreaks in Nursing Homes

‘The face of the programme’: How local clinicians shape decisions about eligibility for a national caregiver support programme in the USA

Comprehensive support of family caregivers: Are there health system cost offsets?

Connecting Caregivers to Support: Lessons Learned From the VA Caregiver Support Program

Family Caregivers of Veterans Experience High Levels of Burden, Distress, and Financial Strain

Identifying treatment effects of an informal caregiver education intervention to increase days in the community and decrease caregiver distress: A machine-learning secondary analysis of subgroup effects in the HI-FIVES randomized clinical trial

The effect of rural hospital closures on emergency medical service response and transport times

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George M. Holmes

Brystana Kaufman

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