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Cooper University Hospital Integrative Behavioral Med Research (CUH IBM Research) Research Lab Team: Kelly L. Gilrain, Ph.D. – Director of Inpatient Behavioral Medicine Services & Assistant Professor of Medicine, CMSRU Anna Morfe, Psy.D. – Psychologist Inpatient Consultation Service & Assistant Professor of Medicine, CMSRU Florencia Pahl, Psy.D. – Assistant Professor of Medicine, CMSRU; Department of Infectious Disease/Early Intervention Program – focus in diversity and management of chronic disease Philip Fizur, Psy.D. – Post-Doctoral Fellow in Behavioral Medicine, MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper & Project Manager Inpatient Consultation Service – focus in use of technology in healthcare and Psycho Oncology Alex Jaffe, BS – Research Assistant, Body Image Clinic Study, Janet Knowles Breast Cancer Center, MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper Jocelyn Elderton, MA – Research Assistant, Early Intervention Program/Department of Infectious Disease Lexi Muench, MS – Research assistant, MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper, Sleep focus Summary of CUH IBM Research: The Cooper University Hospital Integrative Behavioral Medicine Research Team maintains interest in a few arms of research based in areas of Health Psychology relevant to our clinical practice foci. First, we are interested in management of chronic disease, specifically in oncology and HIV/AIDS. Current research focus is in adherence to medical regimen, the management of treatment side effects and psychological outcomes and in the utilization of technology (mHealth or digital health) in healthcare for health behavior change, to improve health literacy, and to improve doctor-patient communication. Secondly, we are interested in the patterns of consultations in integrated Behavioral Medicine programs in our academic medical center, with focus on enhancing interdisciplinary communication and patient care. Finally, we have been working on establishing a standard of care for evaluating and intervening with patients who are admitted to the Trauma service with elevated blood alcohol levels. We are interested in the impact of brief, bedside MI and referral for treatment (SBIRT). Open active trials include: 1) emPOWER: Engagement via Mobile-Assisted Polaris Oncology Wearables and Reporting system – a feasibility study evaluating the utility of a mobile app used via the Apple ™ watch and iPhone 2) Evaluating the Utility of a Brief Psychoeducation and Mindfulness-Based Intervention for Body Image Issues in Patients Undergoing Surgical Intervention for Breast Cancer 3) Group intervention for sleep problems during cancer treatment 4) Leveraging Technology for Psychosocial Screening and Dynamic Referral 5) Patterns of Consultation Liaison Referrals in an Inpatient Urban Academic Medical Setting 6) Examining the Behavioral Medicine Standard of Care for ETOH Consultations within Trauma Department 7) Integrated Behavioral Medicine in HIV care: Improving health literacy and engagement in medical regimen through interdisciplinary consultation.