Alexander Presciutti, MA, MSCS, PhD is a clinical psychology fellow at the Mass General Center for Health Outcomes and Interdisciplinary Research (CHOIR) and Harvard Medical School. He has focused on improving the quality of life and emotional well-being of those impacted by critical illness. At CHOIR, he is working with Dr. Ana-Maria Vranceanu on the Recovering Together study (NINR R01), which aims to build resiliency and improve emotional distress in neurocritical care patients and their informal caregivers. He plans to adapt this intervention for the cardiac arrest population.
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Sudden cardiac arrest is primarily a cardiac event; however, recovery requires attention to the neurological, functional, and psychological challenges that follow. -
Sudden cardiac arrest is primarily a cardiac event; however, recovery requires attention to the neurological, functional, and psychological challenges that follow.