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Psychiatry Resident[1]
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Alison Kor
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Dr. Kor’s project aims to identify modifiable risk factors for mortality in patients discharged to community care following acute crisis stabilization.
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length of stay, involuntary treatment, disposition, insurance status, housing status · modifiable risk factors for mortality
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length of stay, involuntary treatment, disposition, insurance status, housing status[1]
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modifiable risk factors for mortality[1]
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Biographical context: Dr. Kor’s project aims to identify modifiable risk factors for mortality in patients discharged to community care following acute crisis stabilization.
### Alison Kor, M.D., PGY-3 – Psychiatry Resident Mentor: Nicholas Allen, M.D. Dr. Kor’s project aims to identify modifiable risk factors for mortality in patients discharged to community care following acute crisis stabilization. The project focuses on the patient populations receiving care in the Mayo Clinic Rochester Complex Intervention Unit (CIU) compared to the inpatient Psychiatric Acute Care Program. Modifiable factors (for example, length of stay, involuntary treatment, disposition, insurance status, housing status, etc.) will be identified and hazard ratios will describe how the risk of mortality changes related to these predictors. In the future, these factors could be modified to minimize all-cause mortality. **Visual description:** Portrait photograph of a smiling blonde woman wearing a dark jacket and blue top against a gray background.
Degree: M.D.
### Alison Kor, M.D., PGY-3 – Psychiatry Resident Mentor: Nicholas Allen, M.D. Dr. Kor’s project aims to identify modifiable risk factors for mortality in patients discharged to community care following acute crisis stabilization. The project focuses on the patient populations receiving care in the Mayo Clinic Rochester Complex Intervention Unit (CIU) compared to the inpatient Psychiatric Acute Care Program. Modifiable factors (for example, length of stay, involuntary treatment, disposition, insurance status, housing status, etc.) will be identified and hazard ratios will describe how the risk of mortality changes related to these predictors. In the future, these factors could be modified to minimize all-cause mortality. **Visual description:** Portrait photograph of a smiling blonde woman wearing a dark jacket and blue top against a gray background.
Education record: PGY-3
### Alison Kor, M.D., PGY-3 – Psychiatry Resident Mentor: Nicholas Allen, M.D. Dr. Kor’s project aims to identify modifiable risk factors for mortality in patients discharged to community care following acute crisis stabilization. The project focuses on the patient populations receiving care in the Mayo Clinic Rochester Complex Intervention Unit (CIU) compared to the inpatient Psychiatric Acute Care Program. Modifiable factors (for example, length of stay, involuntary treatment, disposition, insurance status, housing status, etc.) will be identified and hazard ratios will describe how the risk of mortality changes related to these predictors. In the future, these factors could be modified to minimize all-cause mortality. **Visual description:** Portrait photograph of a smiling blonde woman wearing a dark jacket and blue top against a gray background.
Identity: Alison Kor
### Alison Kor, M.D., PGY-3 – Psychiatry Resident Mentor: Nicholas Allen, M.D. Dr. Kor’s project aims to identify modifiable risk factors for mortality in patients discharged to community care following acute crisis stabilization. The project focuses on the patient populations receiving care in the Mayo Clinic Rochester Complex Intervention Unit (CIU) compared to the inpatient Psychiatric Acute Care Program. Modifiable factors (for example, length of stay, involuntary treatment, disposition, insurance status, housing status, etc.) will be identified and hazard ratios will describe how the risk of mortality changes related to these predictors. In the future, these factors could be modified to minimize all-cause mortality. **Visual description:** Portrait photograph of a smiling blonde woman wearing a dark jacket and blue top against a gray background.
Professional role: Psychiatry Resident
### Alison Kor, M.D., PGY-3 – Psychiatry Resident Mentor: Nicholas Allen, M.D. Dr. Kor’s project aims to identify modifiable risk factors for mortality in patients discharged to community care following acute crisis stabilization. The project focuses on the patient populations receiving care in the Mayo Clinic Rochester Complex Intervention Unit (CIU) compared to the inpatient Psychiatric Acute Care Program. Modifiable factors (for example, length of stay, involuntary treatment, disposition, insurance status, housing status, etc.) will be identified and hazard ratios will describe how the risk of mortality changes related to these predictors. In the future, these factors could be modified to minimize all-cause mortality. **Visual description:** Portrait photograph of a smiling blonde woman wearing a dark jacket and blue top against a gray background.
Research interests: length of stay, involuntary treatment, disposition, insurance status, housing status
### Alison Kor, M.D., PGY-3 – Psychiatry Resident Mentor: Nicholas Allen, M.D. Dr. Kor’s project aims to identify modifiable risk factors for mortality in patients discharged to community care following acute crisis stabilization. The project focuses on the patient populations receiving care in the Mayo Clinic Rochester Complex Intervention Unit (CIU) compared to the inpatient Psychiatric Acute Care Program. Modifiable factors (for example, length of stay, involuntary treatment, disposition, insurance status, housing status, etc.) will be identified and hazard ratios will describe how the risk of mortality changes related to these predictors. In the future, these factors could be modified to minimize all-cause mortality. **Visual description:** Portrait photograph of a smiling blonde woman wearing a dark jacket and blue top against a gray background.
Research interests: modifiable risk factors for mortality
### Alison Kor, M.D., PGY-3 – Psychiatry Resident Mentor: Nicholas Allen, M.D. Dr. Kor’s project aims to identify modifiable risk factors for mortality in patients discharged to community care following acute crisis stabilization. The project focuses on the patient populations receiving care in the Mayo Clinic Rochester Complex Intervention Unit (CIU) compared to the inpatient Psychiatric Acute Care Program. Modifiable factors (for example, length of stay, involuntary treatment, disposition, insurance status, housing status, etc.) will be identified and hazard ratios will describe how the risk of mortality changes related to these predictors. In the future, these factors could be modified to minimize all-cause mortality. **Visual description:** Portrait photograph of a smiling blonde woman wearing a dark jacket and blue top against a gray background.