Jerad Moxley, PhD

Highlights

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JMIR aging · 2022
JMJerad Moxley SCSara Czaja
PMID: 36416885PMCID: PMC9730211DOIFirst author68 citations
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Journal of applied gerontology : the official journal of the Southern Gerontological Society · 2026
SCSara Czaja JMJerad Moxley
PMID: 41591766PMCID: PMC12931955DOISenior author

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8 grants

KP
Enhance II
Administration for Community Living · 2024–2029
90REGE0028-01-00
KP
CoCM-PAL: Adapting Collaborative Care for Older Adults with Serious Illness and Comorbid Depression or Anxiety Receiving Ambulatory Palliative Care
National Institute on Aging · 2024–2029
K76AG083287-01A1
Co-I
Cornell Roybal Center-Translational Research Institute on Pain in Later Life
National Institute on Aging · 2024–2029
P30AG022845-23
KP
Improving the Mental Health of Home Hospice Caregivers through a Single Session Intervention
National Institute on Aging · 2026–2028
R21AG104539-01
KP
A Social Engaging Restorative Virtual Environment (SERVE) Volunteer Intervention to Support Social Engagement and Well-Being in Older Adults with Cognitive Impairment
National Institute on Aging · 2023–2027 · via Cornell University - Ithaca
R01AG082831-01
Co-I
Center for Research and Education on Aging and Technology Enhancement - CREATE
National Institute on Aging · 2022–2027
P01AG073090-01A1
KP
A technology-based psychosocial intervention to support social engagement and well-being in adults aging with HIV
National Institute on Aging · 2022–2026
R21AG074832-01A1
KP
The Center for Enhancing Neurocognitive Health, Abilities, Networks, & Community Engagement (ENHANCE).
Administration for Community Living · 2019–2026
90REGE0012-03-00

Completed grants (1)

Co-I
A communication-based intervention for early stage dementia patient-caregiver dyads to increase engagement in advance care planning and reduce caregiver burden
National Institute on Aging · 2021–2025
R21AG070501-01A1

Family and Social Support May Influence Caregiver Stress and Depression
August 25, 2022
A new study from Weill Cornell Medicine investigators shows that cultural values and social support may influence a caregiver’s burden, self-efficacy and depressive symptoms.