Michael S. Roscoe
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Also affiliated: Lincoln Memorial University (2026); University of Lynchburg (2026); Indiana University School of Medicine (2025–2026); University of Tampa (2026)
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Michael S. Roscoe's research has investigated associations between various health conditions and patient factors. His recent work includes studies on the relationship between anxiety, depression, and opioid use disorder in adult surgical patients, as well as the connection between combined nicotine and opioid dependence and osteoporosis in women. He has also examined the association between perioperative opioid type and the diagnosis of opioid use disorder following total joint arthroplasty. Additionally, Roscoe has explored the decreased risk of cardiac and vascular complications in patients with Alpha-1-Antitrypsin Deficiency. Earlier publications from Roscoe addressed the effects of arteriovenous aneurysms on blood volume and picture, and the topic of continuous intravenous infusions.
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- Publications: 6
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- PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings
- PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings
- PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings
- PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings
- PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings
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