New publications and grant awards from CHABLIS associates

Leonid A. Gavrilov & Natalia S. Gavrilova (2024), Exploring Patterns of Human Mortality and Aging: A Reliability Theory Viewpoint. Biochemistry (Moscow), 89: 341-355.

Natalia S. Gavrilova & Leonid A. Gavrilov (2024), Compensation effect of mortality is a challenge to substantial lifespan extension of humans. Biogerontology, 25: 851–857.

Megan Huisingh-Scheetz, Naoko Muramatsu, R Tamara Konetzka, Marshall H. Chin (2024), Leveraging Health Services Research to Help Address Aging Health Equity. Generations, 48(2): 1-13.

Megan Huisingh-Scheetz, Roscoe F. Nicholson III, Saira Shervani, Chelsea Smith, Laura Finch, Yadira Montoya, Louise C. Hawkley (2024), A Pilot Study Evaluating the Feasibility, Utilization, and Estimated Functional Impact of EngAGE: A Voice-Activated Device Exercise and Social Engagement Program for Older Adult – Care Partner Dyads. JMIR Aging, 7:e56502.

Micah Prochaska was awarded an NIA R43 with Adaptive Testing Technologies to build and validate a computerized adaptive test (CAT) for fatigability (CAT-F) and then integrate this CAT-F into the UChicago Medical Center electronic health record (NIH Reporter)

The Supporting Healthy Aging Resources & Education (SHARE) Network, led by Katherine Thompson, was renewed for another five years as a HRSA-funded Geriatrics Workforce Enhancement Program (GWEP). (UChicago Medicine)

David Meltzer and the Comprehensive Care Network received an AHRQ R13 conference grant to support a conference on applying an implementation science lens to defragmenting care for patients at increased risk of hospitalization (NIH Reporter)