Nicole Antinori

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2015-2019
Publications (10 Years): 4

Top Topics

Pluripotent Stem Cells

Randomized Controlled Trial

Traumatic Brain Injury

Top Venues

Journal of medical Internet research

JMIR research protocols

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Publications

Christine Melillo, Kiersten Downs, Christina Dillahunt-Aspillaga, Jason D Lind, Karen Besterman-Dahan, Bridget Hahm, Nicole Antinori, Christine Elnitsky, Angelle M Sander, Heather G Belanger, Peter Toyinbo, Gail Powell-Cope
Action Ethnography of Community Reintegration for Veterans and Military Service Members With Traumatic Brain Injury: Protocol for a Mixed Methods Study. JMIR research protocols 8 (11) (2019)
Jolie N Haun, Margeaux Chavez, Wendy A Hathaway, Nicole Antinori, Christine Melillo, Bridget A Cotner, Julie McMahon-Grenz, Brian Zilka, Shilpa Patel-Teague, William Messina, Kim M Nazi
Virtual Medical Modality Implementation Strategies for Patient-Aligned Care Teams to Promote Veteran-Centered Care: Protocol for a Mixed-Methods Study. JMIR research protocols 7 (8) (2018)
Jolie N Haun, Margeaux Chavez, Kim M Nazi, Nicole Antinori, Christine Melillo, Bridget A Cotner, Wendy A Hathaway, Ashley Cook, Nancy Wilck, Abigail Noonan
Veterans' Preferences for Exchanging Information Using Veterans Affairs Health Information Technologies: Focus Group Results and Modeling Simulations. Journal of medical Internet research 19 (10) (2017)
Jolie N Haun, Margeaux Chavez, Kim M Nazi, Nicole Antinori
Developing a Health Information Technology Systems Matrix: A Qualitative Participatory Approach. Journal of medical Internet research 18 (10) (2016)
Jolie N Haun, Kim M Nazi, Margeaux Chavez, Jason D Lind, Nicole Antinori, Robert M Gosline, Tracey L Martin
A participatory approach to designing and enhancing integrated health information technology systems for veterans: protocol. JMIR research protocols 4 (1) (2015)
Jolie N Haun, Nitin R Patel, Jason D Lind, Nicole Antinori
Large-Scale Survey Findings Inform Patients' Experiences in Using Secure Messaging to Engage in Patient-Provider Communication and Self-Care Management: A Quantitative Assessment. Journal of medical Internet research 17 (12) (2015)