Rebecca Lassell

Assistant Professor

Indiana State University

United States

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Dr. Rebecca Lassell is an Assistant Professor at Indiana University, specializing in dementia care and therapy interventions. Her recent research includes exploring occupational and physical therapy home health visits for individuals with dementia, as well as the impact of lifestyle medicine and human-centered design in improving health outcomes. Dr. Lassell's work also addresses the perspectives of caregivers and healthcare providers during challenging times, such as the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Abraham Brody

New York University

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Jennifer Cross

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Colorado State University

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Rutgers University

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Utilization of Occupational and Physical Therapy Home Health Visits Among People Living With Dementia With Varying Social Determinants of Health

New horizons in advancing lifestyle medicine for older adults utilizing a transdisciplinary approach: gaps and opportunities

Applying a Human-Centered Innovation Biodesign Framework: a Use-Case of the Development and Piloting of a Program to Mitigate Risk for Cognitive Decline among Historically Underrepresented Individuals (Preprint)

Neuropsychiatric symptoms in people living with dementia receiving home health services

Feasibility of an adaptive riding pilot study and acceptability to dementia care partners: “Your spirits are lifted”

Supporting dementia family care partners during COVID-19: Perspectives from hospice staff

Hospice interventions for persons living with dementia, family members and clinicians: A systematic review

Dementia care partners’ reported outcomes after adaptive riding: a theoretical thematic analysis

Potential sources of moral distress during COVID-19: Perspectives of hospice interdisciplinary teams

A comparison of quality of life indicators during two complementary interventions: adaptive gardening and adaptive riding for people with dementia

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Abraham Brody

Jennifer Cross

Deana B. Davalos

Elizabeth Luth

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