Jon Nolan
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Also affiliated: Syracuse VA Medical Center (2021)
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Jon Nolan's research investigates the intersection of technology and mental health, with a particular focus on applications for veterans and military personnel. His work has explored the use of machine learning models to predict mental health crises by analyzing electronic health records. He has also examined the efficacy of internet-based and mobile applications for delivering cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) interventions, specifically addressing issues like PTSD symptoms, hazardous alcohol use, and insomnia in veteran populations.
Nolan's research interests extend to vocational psychology, telepsychology, and the development of career mentoring programs. He has contributed to studies on leadership and cultural values, as well as robotic task sequencing. His scholarship metrics include an h-index of 7, with 15 total publications and 315 citations. He has collaborated with researchers from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and within his own institution.
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- h-index: 5
- Publications: 12
- Citations: 65
Selected Publications
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Pilot study of career mentoring program for juveniles. (2022)
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Genius, Assessment of (2020)
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Genius, Assessment of (2020)
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Vocational Psychology and the Future: The Role of Telepsychology in Shaping Research (2019)
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The Epidemiology of Medical Diseases and Associated Behavioral Risk Factors (2018)
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Evidence based and intensity specific services in the integrated care setting: Ethical considerations for a developing field. (2018)
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Transformational Leadership and Asian Indian Values: Duty, Selfless Service, and Nonviolence (2017)
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Adding a functional utility score to the evaluation of behavioral health screens in integrated care settings: What's all the FUS about? (2017)
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Top Collaborators
- Transformational Leadership and Asian Indian Values: Duty, Selfless Service, and Nonviolence
- Vocational Psychology and the Future: The Role of Telepsychology in Shaping Research
- Pilot study of career mentoring program for juveniles.
- Genius, Assessment of
- Genius, Assessment of
- Evidence based and intensity specific services in the integrated care setting: Ethical considerations for a developing field.
- Adding a functional utility score to the evaluation of behavioral health screens in integrated care settings: What's all the FUS about?
- The Epidemiology of Medical Diseases and Associated Behavioral Risk Factors
- Evidence based and intensity specific services in the integrated care setting: Ethical considerations for a developing field.
- Adding a functional utility score to the evaluation of behavioral health screens in integrated care settings: What's all the FUS about?
- The Epidemiology of Medical Diseases and Associated Behavioral Risk Factors
- Transformational Leadership and Asian Indian Values: Duty, Selfless Service, and Nonviolence
- Pilot study of career mentoring program for juveniles.
- Transformational Leadership and Asian Indian Values: Duty, Selfless Service, and Nonviolence
- Vocational Psychology and the Future: The Role of Telepsychology in Shaping Research
- Genius, Assessment of
- Genius, Assessment of
- Transformational Leadership and Asian Indian Values: Duty, Selfless Service, and Nonviolence
- Transformational Leadership and Asian Indian Values: Duty, Selfless Service, and Nonviolence
- Vocational Psychology and the Future: The Role of Telepsychology in Shaping Research
- Vocational Psychology and the Future: The Role of Telepsychology in Shaping Research
- Pilot study of career mentoring program for juveniles.
- Pilot study of career mentoring program for juveniles.
- Pilot study of career mentoring program for juveniles.
- Pilot study of career mentoring program for juveniles.
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