Research Faculty and Staff

Lynne Fullerton-Gleason, PhD Scientist Graduate School: University of New Mexico Lynne Fullerton-Gleason, PhD, is a Scientist whose research centers on issues related to youth violence, suicide, and risk-taking, particularly the relationship between adverse childhood experiences and adolescent health. Lynne's other role in the research center is to mentor and teach students and faculty, and to help other department researchers with research design and epidemiology, database management, and statistical analysis.

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Current Projects include: Clinical indicators of suicide risk: following patients after hospital discharge. View details The Effect of Alcohol Treatment Services on Emergency Department Recidivism and Ambulance Transports. View details Non-traumatic alcohol related emergency department visits: a characterization and cost analysis.  View details  Recent Publications: Hispanic ethnicity, male gender and age predict restraint use and hospital resource utilization in pediatric trauma. D. Kuhls, L. Fullerton-Gleason, V. Landry, J. Rabeau, E. Snavely, J. Fildes. Journal of Health Disparities Research and Practice 2007; 1(3):19-27. Lethargic children: a term misused in pediatric emergency care. R. Sapien, L. Fullerton-Gleason, K. Berger.  American Journal of Emergency Medicine 2006; 24(3):394-5. Subsequent suicide mortality among emergency department patients seen for suicidal behavior.  C. Crandall, L. Fullerton-Gleason, R. Aguero Blau, J. LaValley.  Academic Emergency Medicine 2006; 13(4):435-42.M. Understanding suicide attempts among American Indian adolescents in New Mexico: modifiable factors related to risk and resiliency. M. Chino, L. Fullerton-Gleason.  Ethnicity and Disease 2006; 16:435-442.  Relationship of restraint use, patient injury, and assaults on EMS personnel. P. Cheney, L. Gossett, L. Fullerton-Gleason, SJ Weiss, AA Ernst, DP Sklar.  Prehospital Emergency Care 2006; 10(2):207-12. Additional Publications   <<previous || next>> Research Home          EM Home          EM Contact Us