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Rabow, Michael

UCSF
(PO-033) (PO-033) UCSF End of Life Option Act 2016-2020: A Retrospective Chart Review
Michael Rabow
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Rahmani, Elham

East Carolina University
(PO-171) (PO-171) A descriptive analysis of pharmacological management of aggression and/or agitation in patients with traumatic brain injury in a Southwest Virginia inpatient population
Elham Rahmani
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Ramthun, Megan

Henry Ford Health System
(PO-190) (PO-190) Relapse Prevention Group Outcomes and Access To Care for Organ Transplant Candidates
Megan Ramthun
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Rao, Murali

Loyola University Medical Center
(PO-027) (PO-027) Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on the Mental Health of Children and Adolescents: Analysis of a Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry Service
Murali Rao
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Rapoport, Stanley I.

National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
(PO-081) (PO-081) Childhood trauma modifies the impact of brain volume on cognitive and daily functioning in virally-suppressed people with HIV
Stanley I. Rapoport
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Ratajczak, Robert

University of Chicago
(PO-035) (PO-035) Diagnoses of Exclusion: A Diagnostic Dilemma in an 83-Year-Old Patient with Acute Psychosis
Robert Ratajczak
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Ray, John

Medical College of Wisconsin
(PO-062) (PO-062) Collaborative care in acute settings: An integrated approach to psychiatric care within an academic emergency department
John Ray
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Raymond, Karen

Private Practitioner
(PO-098) (PO-098) Gabapentin for the Treatment of Anxiety in a Patient with Acute Intermittent Porphyria: Case Report and Review of Literature
Karen Raymond
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Raza, Haniya

National Institutes of Mental Health
(PO-086) (PO-086) Collaborative Care Beyond the General Medical Setting: A Pilot Program of Proactive Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry in a Research Institution
Haniya Raza
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Re'em, Yochai

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center
(PO-071) (PO-071) A Group Psychotherapy for Patients with Post-Acute Sequelae of COVID-19 (PASC) Experiencing Psychological Stress
Yochai Re'em
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Rehder, Rodolfo

Federal University of Sao Paulo (UNIFESP)
(PO-087) (PO-087) Collaborative Care Service for Psychiatric Disorders in a General Hospital Emergency Department: what has changed in the patients profile in the context for COVID-19 pandemic?
Rodolfo Rehder
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Rehfeldt, Elisabeth

Medical College of Wisconsin
(PO-164) (PO-164) Emergency department discharge TO CARE (Telephone Outreach: Connect to Aftercare & Risk Evaluation): Improving patient care and systems-based practices
Elisabeth Rehfeldt
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Reinoso, Paloma

Zucker Hillside Hospital at Northwell Health
(PO-186) (PO-186) Clozapine-induced gastrointestinal hypomotility (CIGH): A Case Series and Pathomechanistic Review
Paloma Reinoso
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Rezmovits, Yingying

Denver Health Medical Center
(PO-194) (PO-194) The Use of Physical Exam in Assessment for Catatonia: Has COVID-19 Impacted Diagnosis Rates?
Yingying Rezmovits
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Ribas Roca, Jose

Baylor College of Medicine
(PO-029) (PO-029) Case Report: Neurocognitive Decline and Akinetic Mutism in a Patient With COVID-19 Infection
Jose Ribas Roca
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(PO-038) (PO-038) Evidence based inpatient assessment of alcohol relapse risk in patients undergoing liver transplant evaluation
Jose Ribas Roca
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Riedford, David

University of Colorado School of Medicine
(PO-194) (PO-194) The Use of Physical Exam in Assessment for Catatonia: Has COVID-19 Impacted Diagnosis Rates?
David Riedford
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Rimawi, Dina

Jamaica Hospital Medical Center
(PO-154) (PO-154) Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on the Quality of Psychiatric Consultation-Liaison Work
Dina Rimawi
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Roark, Charles

Duke University Hospital
(PO-045) (PO-045) C-L psychiatrists should take protein-binding into consideration when treating neuropsychiatric manifestations of limbic encephalitis in those receiving plasmapheresis
Charles Roark
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Robbins-Welty, Gregg

Duke University Hospital
(PO-045) (PO-045) C-L psychiatrists should take protein-binding into consideration when treating neuropsychiatric manifestations of limbic encephalitis in those receiving plasmapheresis
Gregg Robbins-Welty
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(PO-070) (PO-070) A Case of Takotsubo’s Cardiomyopathy and Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome
Gregg Robbins-Welty
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Robinson, Diana

University of Texas Southwestern
(PO-187) (PO-187) Global Responses to the Opioid Epidemic
Diana Robinson
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Rodriguez, Daniel

Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center
(PO-072) (PO-072) A head-scratching case of excoriation disorder
Daniel Rodriguez
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(PO-121) (PO-121) Overcoming Procrustes: Bedside ECT in the ICU
Daniel Rodriguez
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Rodulfo, Alejandro

Memorial Healthcare System
(PO-069) (PO-069) A Case of Post-COVID Catatonia Partially Refractory to IV Lorazepam
Alejandro Rodulfo
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Ronan, Patrick

Associate Professor, University of South Dakota Sanford School of Medicine
(PO-151) (PO-151) A 5-Minute Cognitive Assessment For Remote Safety Use In COVID-19 Patients: Clinical Case Series
Patrick Ronan
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(PO-152) (PO-152) Kratom Tramadol Toxicity With Seizure, Hypokalemia, Marked Q-T Prolongation, and Cognitive Impairment: A Case Report
Patrick Ronan
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(PO-153) (PO-153) Psychological Adaptive Mechanism Maturity, Age, and Depression Symptoms in Advanced-Stage Cancer Patients
Patrick Ronan
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Roseanne, Mauch

The University of Colorado
(PO-013) (PO-013) Creating an Effective Clinic Model for Post-COVID Mental Health Treatment
Mauch Roseanne
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Rueda-Lara, Maria

Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center
(PO-096) (PO-096) Exposing Medical Students and PGY-2 Psychiatry Residents to Psycho-oncology by Implementing a New Teaching Rotation
Maria Rueda-Lara
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(PO-104) (PO-104) Implementing a Curriculum on Disaster Behavioral Health in a Psychiatry Residency Program
Maria Rueda-Lara
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Ryall, Karen

Guardant Health
(PO-134) (PO-134) The Effect of Agitation On the Sensitivity of the Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale Screener to Suicide Risk After Emergency Department Visit
Karen Ryall
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