Pamela Cacchione

Associate Professor of Geropsychiatric Nursing

University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing

United States

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Dr. Pamela Cacchione is an Associate Professor of Geropsychiatric Nursing at the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing, USA. Her research focuses on geriatric mental health, including violence reduction in emergency settings, innovative nursing behaviors, and transitional care for patients with serious mental illness. She has contributed to various studies exploring the complexities faced by caregivers in dementia care and the relationship between sensory loss and health literacy among older adults.

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University of Pennsylvania

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Justine Sefcik

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Drexel University College of Nursing and Health Professions

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Creating a Phenotype and Taxonomy of Nurses Engaging in Innovative Behaviors

Developing and Testing a Multimodal Intervention to Decrease Violence and Increase Perceptions of Safety in the Emergency Department: A Longitudinal Study

Real‐time performance improvement optimizes damage control resuscitation best practice adherence: Results of a pilot prospective observational study

Transitional Care Support for Medicaid-Insured Patients With Serious Mental Illness: Protocol for a Type I Hybrid Effectiveness-Implementation Stepped-Wedge Cluster Randomized Controlled Trial

Female caregivers’ contextual complexities and familial power structures within Alzheimer’s care

Faith‐based organizations can support dementia caregivers in a post‐pandemic world

The relationship between sensory loss and health literacy in older adults: A systematic review

Nursing home residents with advanced dementia and persistent vocalisations: Observations of surrounding context

Fear of falling in sensory impaired nursing home residents

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Allyson Hynes

George Demiris

Daniela Golinelli

Jose Bauermeister

Candace Currie Harrington

katherine Britt

Mary D. Naylor

Jacqueline Nikpour

Cheryl D. Witt

Justine Sefcik

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