Yll Agimi, Ph.D.

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2012 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, United States 
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Public Health, General, Aging
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Steven M. Albert grad student 2012 University of Pittsburgh
 (Role of state driver licensing policies and physician reporting laws on older driver safety.)
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Lazarus R, Helmick K, Malik S, et al. (2018) Continuum of the United States military's traumatic brain injury care: adjusting to the changing battlefield. Neurosurgical Focus. 45: E15
Agimi Y, Regasa LE, Stout KC. (2018) Incidence of Traumatic Brain Injury in the U.S. Military, 2010-2014. Military Medicine
Regasa LE, Agimi Y, Stout KC. (2018) Traumatic Brain Injury Following Military Deployment: Evaluation of Diagnosis and Cause of Injury. The Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation
Agimi Y, Regasa LE, Ivins B, et al. (2018) Role of Department of Defense Policies in Identifying Traumatic Brain Injuries Among Deployed US Service Members, 2001-2016. American Journal of Public Health. e1-e6
Agimi Y, Albert SM, Youk AO, et al. (2018) Dementia and motor vehicle crash hospitalizations: Role of physician reporting laws. Neurology
Agimi Y, Albert SM, Youk AO, et al. (2017) Mandatory Physician Reporting of At-Risk Drivers: The Older Driver Example. The Gerontologist
Albert SM, Agimi Y, Martich GD. (2015) Interest in mental health care among patients making eVisits. The American Journal of Managed Care. 21: 867-72
Flatt JD, Agimi Y, Albert SM. (2012) Homophily and health behavior in social networks of older adults. Family & Community Health. 35: 312-21
Weiss H, Agimi Y, Steiner C. (2010) Youth motorcycle-related hospitalizations and traumatic brain injuries in the United States in 2006. Pediatrics. 126: 1141-8
Weiss H, Agimi Y, Steiner C. (2010) Youth motorcycle-related brain injury by state helmet law type: United States, 2005-2007. Pediatrics. 126: 1149-55
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