Michelle Suh

From De-escalation to Restraint: A Qualitative Study of Emergency Clinician Decision-Making in Patient Agitation

Michelle Suh, Beatrice Torres, Elise Brickhouse, D Charles et autres

Introduction: Managing agitation in the emergency department (ED) is challenging and frequently involves decisions about physical restraints and emergent medications. While institutional protocols and behavioral response teams exist, little is known about how individual clinicians make decisions about restraint use—decisions with significant …

“They Align Themselves With Us, Whereas I'm Aligned With the Patient”: A Multi‐Site Qualitative Study of Resident Physicians' Experiences With Law Enforcement in the Emergency Department

Michelle Suh, Naomi P. Newton, Beatrice Torres, Nkele A. Davis et autres

Background: Law enforcement is a common yet complicated presence in the emergency department (ED). Studies have found emergency medicine (EM) attending physicians have varied interactions with and attitudes toward law enforcement. EM resident physicians are in a uniquely formative professional period. However, …

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Incarcerated geriatric patients’ experiences of aging and healthcare

Michelle Suh, Stephen Chen, Megan Benavides, Sumin Yoon et autres

Older adults comprise the fastest growing demographic in correctional facilities in the United States. Studies have shown older adults in prison report difficulty accessing healthcare and navigating the prison environment. Little is known about how older adults navigate aging and access healthcare …

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A scoping review of medical education and care of patients with criminal-legal system involvement

Michelle Suh, Samantha Chao, James Ahn, Jeffrey J. H. Cheung et autres

BACKGROUND: Caring for over 5 million people in the United States with criminal-legal system involvement (CLSI) poses unique ethical and medical considerations for physicians. Despite the rise of academic medical center partnerships with correctional facilities, no framework to teach learners to navigate …

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Standards of Care for Assaulted Patients in Custody

Michelle Suh, Emma Cooke, Justin Berk

Abstract: Patients who are incarcerated routinely experience physical and sexual violence, yet clinicians are often limited in their ability to address structural factors and ensure safety after discharge. This article explores the ethical and clinical challenges physicians face in treating incarcerated individuals, …

A Qualitative Study of Healthcare and Aging While Incarcerated

Michelle Suh, Megan Benavides, Stephen Chen, Annika Bhananker et autres

Abstract Older adults comprise the fastest growing demographic in correctional facilities in the United States. While incarcerated, prisoners not only develop chronic conditions but also experience accelerated aging. However, little is known about how older adults navigate the correctional environment, aging, and …

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A Narrative Review of Dual Loyalty Conflicts in Custodial Settings and Implications for Community Practice

Michelle Suh, Marc David Robinson, Holland Kaplan

Dual loyalty dilemmas are conflicts between health care professionals' obligations toward their patients and third-party interests. These conflicts are more common and starker in custodial settings, such as jails and prisons, military detention facilities, immigration detention centers, and involuntary psychiatric institutions. Despite …

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A Narrative Review of Dual Loyalty Conflicts in Custodial Settings and Implications for Community Practice.

Michelle Suh, Marc David Robinson, Holland Kaplan

Dual loyalty dilemmas are conflicts between health care professionals' obligations toward their patients and third-party interests. These conflicts are more common and starker in custodial settings, such as jails and prisons, military detention facilities, immigration detention centers, and involuntary psychiatric institutions. Despite …

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Communicating Across Languages: Experiences of Spanish‐Speaking People With Dementia and Care Partners in the Emergency Department

Anita Chary, Victor Lara, Annika Bhananker, Edgar Ordoñez et autres

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Key characteristics of medical parole applications in Massachusetts in 2022–2023

Michelle Suh, Samantha Chao, Kristin Shanabrook, Jasdeep S. Kler et autres

The United States has a rapidly aging prison population with complex medical comorbidities. Medical parole has been proposed as a mechanism to address the heavy medical burden posed by the aging and chronically ill prison population. Current studies demonstrate medical parole is …

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Nursing home availability for incarcerated persons granted compassionate release

Gabriel Dayanim, Reed Junkin, Bianca Bergsneider, Bonnie L Watson et autres

As incarcerated individuals age, prison systems often struggle to provide appropriate long-term care. Compassionate release policies can address this gap by allowing seriously ill or aging individuals to transition to community-based care. Many nursing homes, however, are reluctant to admit individuals recently …

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A Qualitative Study of Health Priorities of People With Dementia and Care Partners in Emergency Department and Hospital Care in a Public Safety‐Net Setting

Anita Chary, Victor Lara, Annika Bhananker, Michelle Suh et autres

BACKGROUND: Over half of the people with dementia visit the emergency department (ED) each year. Little is known about how people with dementia and their care partners conceptualize or communicate about health outcome goals or care preferences during acute care episodes. PARTICIPANTS …

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