Maeghan E. Arnold
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Maeghan E. Arnold's research focuses on improving care for older adults, particularly in hospice and palliative settings. Her work has explored best practices for chronic pain management in this demographic and investigated the mental health and well-being of older adults receiving hospice and palliative care. Arnold also has research experience in the area of deprescribing within hospice care.
Her scholarly output includes a total of two publications, with her most recent appearing in 2026. Arnold is noted as recently active in her research pursuits.
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- Publications: 2
Selected Publications
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Deprescribing in Hospice (2024)
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The Mental Health and Well Being of Older Adults in Hospice and Palliative Care (2022)
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- Expansion of the Interprofessional Therapeutic Activity Program Alzheimer's Association via University of Central Arkansas
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- Deprescribing in Hospice
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