Research Bio
Dr. Gramling is an Associate Professor of Family Medicine, Community & Preventive Medicine (Epidemiology), and Nursing at the University of Rochester. His research focuses on understanding prognoisis communication between patients, families and clinicians in the context of advanced illness, how approaches to communicating prognosis affect quality of life and treatment choices, and whether these patterns differ by the patient's cultural background.
2013 Feb
Gramling R, Norton SA, Ladwig S, Metzger M, Deluca J, Gramling D, Schatz D, Epstein R, Quill T, Alexander S. "Direct observation of prognosis communication in palliative care: a descriptive study." Journal of pain and symptom management. 2013 Feb 0; 45(2):202-12. Epub 2012 May 30. |
2013 Feb
Epstein RM, Gramling RE. "What is shared in shared decision making? Complex decisions when the evidence is unclear." Medical care research and review : MCRR. 2013 Feb 0; 70(1 Suppl):94S-112S. Epub 2012 Oct 02. |
2012 Nov
Gramling D, Gramling R. "Laughing at the dark: tactical humor for autonomous decision making in serious illness." Journal of palliative medicine. 2012 Nov 0; 15(11):1170-2. |
2012 Oct
Wang C, Sen A, Ruffin MT, Nease DE, Gramling R, Acheson LS, O'Neill SM, Rubinstein WS, . "Family history assessment: impact on disease risk perceptions." American journal of preventive medicine. 2012 Oct 0; 43(4):392-8. |
2011 Nov
Rubinstein WS, Acheson LS, O'Neill SM, Ruffin MT, Wang C, Beaumont JL, Rothrock N, . "Clinical utility of family history for cancer screening and referral in primary care: a report from the Family Healthware Impact Trial." Genetics in medicine : official journal of the American College of
Medical Genetics. 2011 Nov 0; 13(11):956-65. |
