Upgrade StorageStephen W. Hurt : Curriculum Vitae
Educational Background:
University of Texas ‑ Austin, Texas B.A.(Psychology) 1972
University of Chicago ‑ Chicago, Illinois M.A.(Psychology) 1974
University of Chicago ‑ Chicago, Illinois Ph.D.(Psychology) 1978
Current Positions & Activities:
Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology in Psychiatry, Weill Medical College of Cornell University
Consultant to an electronic healthcare record vendor for an outcomes management system
Professional Memberships:
American Association for the Advancement of Science
American Psychological Association
American Board of Assessment Psychology
American Statistical Association
New York Academy of Sciences
Licenses & Certifications:
New York State, Psychologist License No. 006322
Diplomate, American Board of Assessment Psychology
Past Professional Positions:
1970 ‑ 1972 Research assistant for M. Manosevitz, Ph.D., University of Texas at Austin. Research on behavior genetics and animal learning.
1972 ‑ 1974 Research assistant for P.S. Holzman, Ph.D., University of Chicago, Schizophrenia research program conducted jointly with the Department of Psychiatry, Pritzker School of Medicine, the Psychosomatic and Psychiatric Institute of Michael Reese Hospital and the Illinois State Psychiatric Institute.
1974 ‑ 1978 Research consultant for R. Grinker, M.D. and M. Harrow, Ph.D., Psychiatric and Psychosomatic Institute of Michael Reese Hospital. Joint schizophrenia research program.
1974 ‑ 1978 Research consultant for E. Fromm, Ph.D., University of Chicago. Design of questionnaires and methods for a longitudinal study of self‑hypnosis.
1975 Research consultant for M. Oberlander, Ph.D., Institute for Juvenile Research. Analysis of outcome data from Title I project on clients of the State of Illinois juvenile psychiatric facilities.
1975 ‑ 1978 Research consultant for J.M. Davis, M.D., Director of Research, Illinois State Psychiatric Institute. Design and analysis of studies of pharmacological, psychological and psychiatric variables in schizophrenic and affective disorders. Acute inpatient psychotherapy and long‑term outpatient group psychotherapy.
1977 ‑ 1978 Project coordinator for D.L. Garver, M.D. Study of the biology of schizophrenia subtypes.
1978 ‑ 1979 Psychology Fellow, New York Hospital‑Cornell Medical Center‑Westchester Division (NYH-CMC-WD). Post‑doctoral clinical fellowship.
1979 ‑ 1982 Instructor of Psychology in Psychiatry and Professional Associate at NYH-CMC-WD. Outpatient psychotherapy, clinical research on affective disorders in adolescence, clinical supervision and private practice.
1982 ‑ 1987 Assistant Professor of Psychology in Psychiatry and Assistant Attending Psychologist at NYH-CMC-WD. Senior Staff Psychologist (1983). Coordinator of Psychological Services for the Acute Treatment Services Division (1986).
1988 ‑ present Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology in Psychiatry and Associate Attending Psychologist at NYH-CMC-WD.
1999 – 2002 Vice President and co-founder of Behavioral Health Outcomes Systems (BHOS) providing outcome management consultation and reporting services for the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Health Care Organizations (JCHAO) ORYX program
2003 - 2005 Quality and Performance Improvement Specialist, Behavioral Health Service Line
2005 – 2010 Consultant to pharmaceutical company on trial design, instrument selection, rater training and data interpretation for CNS trials (Associate Director rank)
Past Activities:
Consultant to DSMIII-R for criteria for Late Luteal Phase Dysphoric Disorder (LLPDD)
Co-Founder and VP of Behavioral Health Outcomes Systems (BHOS, Inc.)
Manager, Data Analysis Services, The Echo Group
Treasurer, Software and Technology Vendors Association (SATVA)
Consultant for DS2000+ Technical Issues, an initiative of the Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Services Administration (SAMHSA)
Consultant for the Psychology Licensing Exam (US)
Consultant to a private psychiatric hospital for selection and installation of a behavioral health EMR
Past Academic Responsibilities:
Intramural
Teaching –
Tutor in first year Medical Student course “Basic Sciences of Psychiatry” (1984‑1986)
Lecturer in the Eating Disorders Institute Core Curriculum
Primary instructor for Psychology Intern/Fellow Summer Orientation Lectures
Instructor for first year course in Psychological Assessment Procedures for Psychology Interns and Psychology Fellows (1984‑1995)
Primary instructor for Statistics and Research Design course in the Eating Disorders postdoctoral training program (1986‑1990)
Clinical ‑
Hospital psychotherapist for 2‑4 adolescent or young adult inpatients with affective disorders (1983‑1986)
Psychological Assessment (1983‑1986)
Supervision of psychological assessment and individual psychotherapy for psychology interns and fellows in the Acute Treatment Services Division (1983‑1995)
Supervision of intake evaluations and psychological assessments for psychology interns, psychiatric residents and medical students in the Outpatient Department (1995‑1999)
Administrative-
Senior Psychologist (1983‑present)
Advisor to the Department’s Computer Committee (1983‑1984)
Coordinator of Psychological Services for the Acute Treatment Services
Division and Member of the Acute Treatment Services Division Council
Member of the Psychology Education and Coordinating Committee
Member of the Westchester Division’s Research Committee
Member of the Westchester Division’s Computer Implementation Committee
Chairman of the Department of Psychiatry’s Computer Committee
Assistant Director of Outpatient Adult Clinical Services at NYH-WCMC-WD.
Associate Director of Patient Care Services, Ambulatory Care at NYH-WCMC-WD
Director of Patient Care Services, Ambulatory Care at NYH-WCMC-WD
Research ‑
Principal Investigator for “Adolescent and Young Adult Affective Disorders: Data Analysis (1983‑1986) ‑ Data collected on 105 inpatients concerning phenomenology and course of past and present episodes of psychiatric disorders, family history of psychiatric illness, severity of psychosocial stressors and response of depressive symptoms to hospital treatment. Coinvestigators: Richard C. Friedman, M.D.& John F. Clarkin, Ph.D.
Coinvestigator for “Premenstrual Syndrome and Psychiatric Disorders” (1984‑1986) ‑ Data were collected on 60 women self‑referred for presumptive premenstrual difficulties. Data included retrospective accounts as well as prospective daily ratings of symptoms. These data were used in support of an NIMH grant proposal (See below).
Principal Investigator: Sally K. Severino, M.D. Principal Investigator and Faculty Sponsor for “Premenstrual Depressive Changes in Patients with Major Depressive Disorder” (1985‑1986) ‑ Data were collected for 35 young adult, hospitalized women recording prospective changes in mood and behavior over one complete menstrual cycle. This work was carried out as part of Mr. Joseph A. Malikian’s doctoral program.
Coinvestigator for “Role of Serotonin in Premenstrual Syndrome” (1991‑1992). Basic Science Research Grant from Cornell University Medical College. Used to collect preliminary data in support of NIMH proposal of same title.
Investigator for “Traumatization and Representations of God” (1993).
Extramural
Research Support ‑
Co‑Principal Investigator for “A Multi‑Center Double Blind Comparison of Three Fixed Doses of Nefazodone in Depressed Patients” (1984‑1985) ‑ Contract research with Bristol‑Myers CNS Division for Phase II clinical trials in 12 patients. Five patients were studied before the termination of the study by Bristol‑Myers. 10% effort. Responsible for coordinating study, collecting data.
Coinvestigator for “Premenstrual Syndrome: Interaction of Circadian Rhythms”. NIMH Grant, 1987‑1990. Principal Investigator: Sally K. Severino, M.D. 5% effort. Responsible for data management and analysis.
Member, Training Faculty, Eating Disorders Institute. NIMH Training Grant “Postdoctoral Training in Eating Disorders” 1987‑1992.
Statistical Consultant for “DSM‑IV Work Group for Late Luteal Phase Dysphoric Disorder”. Funded by the MacArthur Foundation, 1991. Principal Investigator: Sally K. Severino, M.D. 10% effort. Responsible for data management and analysis.
Consultant to Armand Loranger & WHO, development of computerized scoring programs for the International Personality Disorder Examination, 1990‑1993. 5% effort. Responsible for providing programming to score the scoring of the International Personality Disorders Examination (IPDE).
Coinvestigator for “Marital Treatment for Bipolar Disorder Patients”. NIMH Grant, 1992‑1995. Principal Investigator: John F. Clarkin, Ph.D. 1992‑1995. 5% effort. Responsible for assignment of subjects to treatment conditions, management of data and data analysis.
Consultant for “Constructing a Test of Normal and Abnormal Personality”. NIMH Grant, 1992‑1995. Principal Investigator: Armand W. Loranger, Ph.D. 1992‑1993. 10% effort. Responsible for review of literature, advice on psychometrics and review of ongoing development of the instrument.
Coinvestigator for the Behavioral Health Outcomes Study, Funded by Xerox Corporation, 1993‑1995. 5% effort. Responsible for development of management software, instrument development, data management and analysis.
Coinvestigator for “Sleep, Temperature and Melatonin in Premenstrual Syndrome/LLPDD”. NIMH Grant, 1994‑1997. Principal Investigator: Daniel R. Wagner, M.D. 5% effort.
Coinvestigator for “Longitudinal Followup of Suicidal Children”. NIMH Proposal. Principal Investigator: Cynthia R. Pfeffer, M.D. 10% effort.
Coinvestigator for “Family Burden in Bipolar Illness”. NIMH Proposal. Principal Investigator: Deborah Perlick, Ph.D. 5% effort.
Professional Responsibilities –
Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Personality Disorders (1992-1996)
Consulting Editor, Assessment (1997-2002)
Reviewer, Archives of General Psychiatry (1994-1998)
Reviewer, Journal of Clinical & Consulting Psychology (1993-1995)
Original Research:
1. Manosevitz M, Hurt SW, Ploeger F & Plomin R: Reinstatement in mice. Psychol. Reports, 1973, 33, 867 ‑ 877.
2. Holzman PS, Proctor LR, Levy DL, Yasillo NJ, Meltzer HY & Hurt SW: Eye‑ tracking dysfunctions in schizophrenic patients and their relatives. Arch. Gen. Psychiat., 1974, 31, 143 ‑ 151.
3. Wainer H, Hurt SW, Aiken L: Rorschach revisited: A new look at an old test. J. Consul. & Clin. Psychol., 1976, 44, 390 ‑ 399.
4. Ericksen SE, Hurt SW & Davis JM: Dosage of antipsychotic drugs (contd). New Engl. J. Med., 1976, 294, 22 ‑ 23.
5. Davis JM & Hurt SW: Methodological issues in psychopharmacological research. Am. J. Orthopsychiat., 1977, 47, 523 ‑ 528.
6. Hurt SW: Longitudinal Assessment of Schizophrenic Thought Disorder. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, University of Chicago, 1978.
7. Ostrow D, Pandey G, Davis JM, Hurt SW & Tostesin DC: A heritable disorder of lithium transport in the red blood cells of a subpopulation of manic patients. Am. J. Psychiat., 1978, 135, 1070 ‑ 1078.
8. Friedman RC, Hurt SW, Aronoff MS & Clarkin JF: Behavior and the menstrual cycle. Signs, 1980, 5, 719 ‑ 738. Reprinted in Stimpson CR & Person ES (eds): Women, Sex and Sexuality, Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1980, pp. 192 ‑ 212.
9. Fromm E, Brown DP, Hurt SW, Oberlander JZ, Boxer AM & Pfeifer G: The phenomena and characteristics of self‑hypnosis. Int. J. Clin. & Exper. Hypn., 1981, 29, 189 ‑ 246.
10. Hurt SW, Friedman RC, Clarkin JF, Corn R & Aronoff MS: Rating the severity of depressive symptoms in adolescents and young adults. Comp. Psychiat., 1982, 23, 263 ‑ 270.
11. Friedman RC, Clarkin JF, Corn R, Aronoff MS, Hurt SW & Murphy MC: DSM III and affective pathology in hospitalized adolescents. J. Nerv. Ment. Dis., 1982, 170, 511 ‑ 521.
12. Friedman RC, Hurt SW, Clarkin JF, Corn R & Aronoff MS: Sexual histories and premenstrual affective syndrome in psychiatric patients. Am. J. Psychiat., 1982, 139, 1484 ‑ 1486.
13. Friedman RC, Hurt SW, Clarkin JF, Corn R & Aronoff MS: Symptoms of depression among adolescents and young adults. J. Aff. Dis., 1983, 5, 37 ‑ 43.
14. Friedman RC, Hurt SW, Clarkin JF & Corn R: Primary and secondary affective disorder in adolescents and young adults. Acta Psychiat. Scand., 1983, 67, 226 ‑ 235.
15. Friedman RC, Aronoff MS, Clarkin JF, Corn R & Hurt SW: History of suicidal behavior in depressed borderline inpatients. Am. J. Psychiat., 1983, 140, 1023 ‑ 1026.
16. Clarkin JF, Widiger T, Frances A, Hurt SW, Gilmore M: Prototypic typology and borderline personality disorder. J. Abn. Psychol., 1983, 92, 263 ‑ 275.
17. Hurt SW, Holzman PS & Davis JM: Thought disorder: The measurement of its changes. Arch. Gen. Psychiat., 1983, 40, 1281 ‑ 1285.
18. Hymowitz P, Hunt H, Carr AC, Hurt SW & Spear WE: The WAIS and Rorschach test in diagnosing borderline personality. J. Personality Assessment, 1983, 47, 588 ‑ 596.
19. Clarkin JF, Friedman RC, Hurt SW, Corn R & Aronoff, M: Affective and character pathology of suicidal adolescent and young adult inpatients. J. Clin. Psychiat., 1984, 45, 19‑22.
20. Frances A, Clarkin JF, Gilmore M, Hurt SW & Brown R: Reliability of criteria for borderline personality disorder: A comparison of DSM‑III and DIB. Am. J. Psychiat., 1984, 141, 1080 ‑ 1084.
21. Hurt SW, Hyler SE, Frances A, Clarkin JF, Brent R: Assessing borderline personality disorder with self‑report, clinical interview, or semistructured interview. Am. J. Psychiat., 1984, 141, 1228 ‑ 1231.
22. Friedman RC, Corn R, Hurt SW, Schulick J, Swirsky S & Clarkin JF: Family history of illness in the seriously suicidal adolescent: A life cycle approach. Am. J. Orthopsychiat., 1984, 54, 390 ‑ 397.
23. Widiger T, Hurt SW, Frances A, Clarkin JF & Gilmore M: Diagnostic efficiency and DSM‑III. Arch. Gen. Psychiat., 1984, 41, 1005 ‑ 1012.
24. Davis JM, Ericksen SE, Hurt SW, Chang SS, Javaid JI, Dekirmenjian H & Casper R: Haloperidol
plasma levels and clinical response: basic concepts and clinical data. Psychopharm. Bull., 1985, 21, 48 ‑ 51.
25. Hurt SW, Clarkin JF, Frances A & Hunt H: Discriminant validity of the MMPI for borderline personality disorder. J. Personality Assessment, 1985, 49, 56 ‑ 61.
26. Gardner CS, Hurt SW, Maltman G, Greenberg R & Holzman SR: Clinic turmoil and staff transitions. Am. J. Orthopsychiat., 1985, 55, 439 ‑ 445.
27. Barasch A, Frances A, Hurt S, Clarkin J & Cohen S: Stability and distinctness of borderline personality disorder. Am. J. Psychiat., 1985, 142, 1484 ‑ 1486.
28. Hurt SW, Clarkin JF, Koenigsberg HW, Frances A & Nurnberg HG: Diagnostic interview for borderlines: psychometric properties and validity. J. Consul. Clin. Psychol., 1986, 54, 256 ‑ 260.
29. Nurnberg HG, Feldman A, Hurt SW, Suh R: Core criteria for diagnosing borderline patients. Hillside J. Clin. Psychiat., 1986, 8, 111 ‑ 131.
30. Severino SK, Anderson M, Hurt SW & Williams NA: Understanding premenstrual syndrome. J. Am. Medical Women’s Assoc., 1987, 42, 22 ‑ 24.
31. Severino SK, Anderson M, Hurt SW & Williams NA: Premenstrual syndromes: An update. The Female Patient, 1987, 12, 69 ‑ 78.
32. Gartner J, Hurt SW & Gartner A: Diagnosing borderline personality disorder with psychological tests: What do the data show? The Psychiatric Hospital, 1987, 18, 41 ‑ 42.
33. Widiger TA, Trull TJ, Hurt SW, Clarkin JF & Frances A: A multidimensional scaling of the DSM‑III personality disorders. Arch. Gen. Psychiat., 1987, 44, 557 ‑ 563.
34. Stone MH, Stone DK & Hurt SW: The natural history of borderline patients treated by intensive hospitalization. Psychiat. Clin. N. Amer., 1987, 10, 185 ‑ 206.
35. Clarkin JF, Hurt SW & Crilly JL: Therapeutic alliance and hospital treatment outcome. Hosp. & Comm. Psychiat., 1987, 38, 871 ‑ 875.
36. Stone MH, Hurt SW & Stone DK: The PI 500: Long‑term follow‑up of borderline inpatients meeting DSM‑III criteria. I. Global Outcome. J. Personality Disorders, 1987, 1, 291 ‑ 298.
37. Nurnberg HG, Hurt SW, Feldman A & Suh R: Efficient diagnosis of borderline personality disorder. J. Personality Disorders, 1987, 1, 307 ‑ 315.
38. O’Boyle M, Severino SK & Hurt SW: Premenstrual syndrome and locus of control. Int. J. Psychiat. in Medicine, 1988, 18, 67 ‑ 74.
39. Fyer MR, Frances A, Sullivan T, Hurt SW & Clarkin JF: Comorbidity of borderline personality disorder. Arch. Gen. Psychiat., 1988, 45, 348 ‑ 352.
40. Nurnberg HG, Hurt SW, Feldman A & Suh R: Evaluation of diagnostic criteria for borderline personality disorder. Am. J. Psychiat., 1988, 145, 1280 ‑ 1284.
41. Anderson M, Severino SK, Hurt SW & Williams NA: Premenstrual syndrome research: Using the NIMH guidelines. J. Clin. Psychiat., 1988, 49, 484‑486.
42. Clarkin JF & Hurt SW: Problems in measurement. Current Opinion in Psychiat., 1988, 1, 729‑733.
43. Gartner J, Hurt SW & Gartner A: Psychological test signs of borderline personality disorder: a review of the empirical literature. J. Personality Assessment, 1989, 53, 423‑441.
44. Gerstein L, Reznikoff M, Severino SK & Hurt SW: Frequency of reported premenstrual change in normal and self‑selected populations. J. Clin. Psychol., 1989, 45, 266‑269.
45. Severino SK, Hurt SW & Shindledecker RD: Spectral analysis of cyclic symptoms in late luteal phase dysphoric disorder. Am. J. Psychiat., 1989, 146, 1155‑1160.
46. Eckerd MB, Hurt SW & Severino SK: Late luteal phase dysphoric disorder: Relationship to personality disorders. J. Personality Disorders, 1989, 4, 338‑344.
47. Wagner DR, Hurt SW, Moline M & Pollack CP: Prior wakefulness and delta sleep in free‑running human subjects. Sleep Research, 1989, 18, 450.
48. Severino SK, Wagner DR, Moline ML & Hurt SW: LLPDD: Interaction of circadian rhythms. New Research Abstracts, 1989, American Psychiatric Association, 138.
49. Hurt SW & Clarkin JF: Borderline personality disorder: Prototypic typology and the development of treatment manuals. Psychiat. Annals, 1990, 20, 13‑18.
50. Hurt SW, Clarkin JF & Morey LC: An examination of the stability of the MMPI personality disorder scales. J. Personality Assessment, 1990, 54, 16‑23.
51. Hurt SW, Clarkin JF, Widiger TA, Fyer MR, Sullivan T, Stone MH & Frances A: Evaluation of decision rules for case detection using joint conditional probability structures. J. Personality Disorders, 1990, 4, 121‑130.
52. Gold J & Hurt SW: The effects of haloperidol on thought disorder and IQ in schizophrenia. J. Personality Assessment, 1990, 54, 390‑400.
53. Pfeffer CR, Klerman GL, Hurt SW, Lesser M, Peskin JF & Siefker CA: Suicidal children grow up: demographic and clinical risk factors for adolescent suicide attempts. J. Am. Acad. Child and Adol. Psychiat., 1991, 30, 609‑616.
54. Severino SK, Wagner DR, Moline ML, Hurt SW et al: High nocturnal body temperature in premenstrual syndrome and late luteal phase dysphoric disorder. Am. J. Psychiat., 1991, 148, 1329 ‑ 1335.
55. Wagner DR, Severino SK, Moline ML, Pollak CP, Zendell S & Hurt SW: Elevated nocturnal temperature in premenstrual syndrome: a possible link to affective disorders. Sleep Res., 1991, 20, 191.
56. Hurt SW, Schnurr PP, Severino SK et al: Late luteal phase dysphoric disorder in 670 women. Am. J. Psychiat., 1992, 149, 525 ‑ 530.
57. Moline ML, Zendell S, Wagner DR, Severino SK, Pollak CP & Hurt SW: Patterns of growth hormone release in women during a constant routine. Sleep Res., 1992, 21, 80.
58. Wagner DR, Zendell S, Hurt SW, Pollak CP, Severino S & Moline M: Circadian temperature phase variability and the menstrual cycle. Sleep Res., 1992, 21, 391.
59. Gallagher RE, Flye BL, Hurt SW, Stone MH & Hull JW: Retrospective assessment of traumatic experiences (RATE). J. Pers. Dis., 1992, 6, 99‑ 108.
60. Carsky M, Selzer MA, Terkelsen K & Hurt SW: The PEH: A questionnaire to assess acknowledgment of psychiatric illness. J. Nerv. Ment. Dis., 1992, 180, 458 ‑ 464.
61. Nye S, Hurt SW, Severino SK & Shangold GA: Characterizing women who seek treatment for late luteal phase dysphoric disorder (LLPDD). J. Women’s Health, 1992, 1, 301 ‑ 305.
62. Clarkin JF, Hull JW & Hurt SW: Factor structure of borderline personality disorder criteria. J. Personality Disorders, 1993, 7, 137 ‑ 143.
63. Kleifield EI, Sunday SR, Hurt SW & Halmi KA: Psychometric validation of the tridimensional personality questionnaire: Application to subgroups of eating disorders. Comp. Psychiatry, 1993, 34, 249‑253.
64. Pfeffer CR, Klerman GL, Hurt SW et al: Suicidal children grow up: Rates and psychosocial risk factors for suicide attempts during followup. J. Am. Acad. Child and Adol. Psychiatry, 1993, 32, 106‑112.
65. Pfeffer CR, Kakuma T, Siefker CA, Hurt SW, Peskin JR & Nagabhairava, S: Suicidal children grow up: Suicidal episodes and effects of treatment during follow‑up. J. Am. Acad. Child and Adol. Psychiatry, 1994, 33, 225‑230.
66. Kleifield EI, Sunday S, Hurt SW & Halmi KA: The effects of depression and treatment on the Tridimensional Personality Questionnaire. Biol. Psych., 1994, 36, 68‑70.
67. Berman WH, Darling H, Hurt SW & Hunkeler EM. Culture shock and synergy. Academic/managed care/corporate alliances in outcomes management. Behav Healthc Tomorrow, 1994 , 3(3):23-9.
68. Ziv B, Russ MJ, Moline M, Hurt SW & Zendell S: Menstrual cycle influences on mood and behavior in women with borderline personality disorder. J. Pers. Disorders, 1995, 9, 68 ‑ 75.
69. Gustin NJ, Berman WH & Hurt SW: The effect of utilization management on the treatment of schizophrenic inpatients. Am. J. of Medical Quality, 1995, 10, 138 ‑ 140.
70. Berman WH, Hurt SW. Talking the talk, walking the walk. Implementing an outcomes information system. Behav Healthc Tomorrow. 1996, 5(3):39-43.
71. Hurt SW, Brun-Ebérentz A, Commerford MC, Samuel-Lajeunesse B & Halmi KA. A comparison of psychopathology in eating disorder patients from France and the United States. Int J Eat Disord., 1997, 22(2):153-8.
72. Berman WH, Rosen CS, Hurt SW, Kolarz CM: Toto, we’re not in Kansas anymore: Measuring and using outcomes in behavioral health care. Clinical Psychology: Science & Practice, 1998, 5, 115 – 133.
73. Sexton MC, Sunday SR, Hurt SW & Halmi K: The relationship between alexithymia, depression, and axis II psychopathology in eating disorder patients. Int. J. Eat. Disord., 1998, 23, 277 - 286.
74. Hunkeler EM, Meresman JF, Hargreaves WA et al: Efficacy of nurse telehealth care and peer support in augmenting treatment of depression in primary care. Arch. Family Med., 2000, 9, 700-708.
75. Bull SA, Hunkeler EM, Lee JY, Rowland CR, Williamson TE, Schwab JR, Hurt SW: Discontinuing or switching selective serotonin-reuptake inhibitors. Ann Pharmacother, 2002, 36, 578-84.
76. Cano SJ, Posner HB, Moline ML, Hurt SW, Swartz J, Hsu T & Hobart JC: The ADAS-cog in Alzheimer's disease clinical trials: psychometric evaluation of the sum and its parts. J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry, 2010, 81,1363-1368.
77. Mark W. Logue, Holly Posner, Richard C. Green, Margaret Moline, L. Adrienne Cupples, Katherine L. Lunetta, Heng Zou, Stephen W. Hurt, Lindsay A. Farrer, Charles DeCarlii, for the MIRAGE Study Group: Magnetic resonance imaging-measured atrophy and its relationship to cognitive functioning in vascular dementia and Alzheimer’s disease patients. Alzheimer’s & Dementia, 2011, 7, 493–500.
Books:
Hurt SW, Reznikoff MR, & Clarkin JF: Psychological Assessment, Psychiatric Diagnosis and Treatment Planning. Brunner/Mazel, 1991.
Book Chapters:
Fromm E & Hurt SW: Ego psychological parameters of hypnosis and other altered states of consciousness. In Burrows GD & Dennerstein L (Eds): Handbook of Hypnosis and Psychosomatic Medicine, Amsterdam: Elsevier/North‑Holland Biomedical Press, 1980. pp. 13‑27.
Hurt SW, Friedman RC, Clarkin JF, Corn R & Aronoff MS: Psychopathology and the menstrual cycle. In Friedman RC (Ed): Behavior and the Menstrual Cycle, New York, Marcel Dekker, 1982. pp. 299 ‑ 316.
Friedman RC, Clarkin JF, Hurt SW, Corn R & Aronoff MS: Premenstrual affective syndrome in adolescent and adult psychiatric patients. In Golub S (Ed): Menarche: The Transition from Girl to Woman, Lexington, D.C. Heath & Co, 1983. pp. 297 ‑ 306.
Friedman RC, Corn R, Aronoff MS, Hurt SW & Clarkin JF: The seriously suicidal adolescent: Affective and character pathology. In Sudak HS, Rushforth NB & Ford AB (Eds): Suicide in the Young, New York, John Wright‑PSG Inc, 1984.
Clarkin JF & Hurt SW: Psychological assessment: Tests and rating scales. In Talbott JA, Hales RE & Yudofsky SC (Eds): American Psychiatric Press Textbook of Psychiatry. Washington, D.C., American Psychiatric Press, 1988 (Second edition, 1993; Third Edition, 1998)
Hurt SW, Clarkin JF, Munroe‑Blum H & Marziali E: Borderline behavioral clusters and different treatment approaches. In Clarkin JF, Marziali E & Munroe‑Blum H (Eds): Borderline Personality Disorder, New York, Guilford Press, 1992.
Schnurr PP, Hurt SW & Stout AL: Consequences of methodological decisions in the diagnosis of late luteal phase dysphoric disorder. In JH Gold & SK Severino (Eds) Premenstrual Dysphorias. Washington, D.C., American Psychiatric Press, Inc., 1994. pp 19 ‑ 46.
Clarkin JF, Hurt SW & Mattis S: Psychological and neuropsychological assessment. In Hales RE, Yudofsky SC & Talbott JA (Eds): American Psychiatric Press Textbook of Psychiatry, 2nd Edition, Washington, D.C., American Psychiatric Press, 1994.
Hurt SW, Reznikoff M & Clarkin JF: The Rorschach Test. In LE Beutler & MR Berren (Eds): Integrative Personality Assessment of Adults. Guilford Publications, 1995. pp. 187 ‑ 205.
Hurt SW & Tomoyasu N: Psychological tests in psychiatric settings. In Zammit G & Hull J (Eds): The Handbook for Clinical Psychology Interns. Washington, D.C., Plenum, Applied Clinical Psychology series, 1995.
Hurt SW: Reporting the results of psychological tests. In Zammit G & Hull J (Eds): The Handbook for Clinical Psychology Interns. Washington, D.C., Plenum, Applied Clinical Psychology series, 1995.
Berman WH, Hurt SW & Heiss GE: Outcomes assessment and management in managed behavioral healthcare. In Stout CE, Theis J & Oher J (Eds): The Complete Guide to Managed Behavioral Care. New York, John Wiley, 1996.
Berman WH & Hurt SW: Developing clinical outcomes systems: Conceptual and practical issues. In Mullen, E.J. and Magnabosco, J., (Eds.): Outcomes Measurement in the Human Services. Washington, D.C.: National Association of Social Workers Press, 1997.
Book Reviews & Letters:
Hurt SW & Schnurr PP: Letter to the Editor, Psychosomatic Medicine, 1992, 54, 723 ‑ 728.
Hurt SW: Book review: Personality & Depression. General Hospital Psychiatry, 15, 1993.
Invited Articles:
Berman WH, Hurt SW. Talking the talk, walking the walk. Implementing an outcomes information system. Behav. Healthc Tomorrow, 1996, 5, 39-43.
Hurt SW: The future of outcomes in behavioral healthcare. Behavioral Health Management, 2002, 22(6), 29-30.
Paper Presentations:
Rorschach revisited: A new look at an old test. Symposium on multidimensional scaling techniques and applications. American Psychological Association, New Orleans (USA), 1974.
Schizophrenia, thought disorder and pharmacological intervention. Society for Biological Psychiatry, Atlanta (USA), 1978.
A comparison of self‑hypnosis and hetero‑hypnosis. Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, Asheville (USA), 1978.
Thought disorder and its relation to borderline diagnosis. International Rorschach Research Conference, Washington D.C. (USA), 1981.
Premenstrual affective syndrome in adolescent and adult psychiatric patients. Society for Menstrual Cycle Research, New Rochelle (USA), 1981.
Phases in the development of a borderline group: Implications for theory. American Group Psychotherapy Association, New York (USA), 1982.
Menstrual cycle, sexual conflicts and the seriously disturbed patient. American Psychoanalytic Association, Toronto (CANADA), 1982.
Affective and character pathology in adolescents and young adults. American Association of Suicidology, New York (USA), 1982.
Differential treatment planning and psychological testing: The state of the art. National Association of Private Psychiatric Hospitals, Miami, 1983.
DSM‑III borderline personality criteria: Reliability. American Psychiatric Association, New York (USA), 1983.
Heterogeneity of borderline personality disorder. American Psychiatric Association, Dallas (USA), 1985.
Stability of DSM‑III borderline personality disorder. American Psychiatric Association, Dallas (USA), 1985.
Core criteria for diagnosing borderline patients. American Psychiatric Association, Dallas (USA), 1985.
Cornell Interview of Children’s Perceptions of Friendships & Peer Relations. American Psychiatric Association, Dallas (USA), 1985.
Comorbidity of borderline personality disorder. American Psychiatric Association, Dallas (USA), 1985.
Short‑ and long‑term inpatient treatment: Prototypical features of the good outcome patient. National Association of Private Psychiatric Hospitals, San Diego (USA), 1986.
Borderline personality disorder symptoms and prototypes. Eastern Psychological Association, New York (USA), 1986.
Premenstrual syndromes and psychiatric disorders. American Psychiatric Association, Washington D.C. (USA), 1986.
Premenstrual dysphoria according to DSM‑III‑R. American Psychiatric Association, Washington D.C. (USA), 1986.
Diagnosing borderline personality disorder with psychological tests: what do the data show? National Association of Private Psychiatric Hospitals, Miama (USA), 1987.
Core criteria for diagnosing borderline patients. American Psychiatric Association, Dallas (USA), 1987.
Periluteal Phase Dysphoric Disorder: An overview of premenstrual syndrome. American Psychiatric Association, Chicago (USA), 1987.
Premenstrual changes: Patterns of daily ratings. American Psychiatric Association, Chicago (USA), 1987.
Premenstrual syndrome: A chronobiological view. The 2nd International Symposium on Premenstrual, Postpartum and Menopausal Mood Disorders, Kiawah Island (USA), 1987.
Premenstrual syndrome and locus of control. The 2nd International Symposium on Premenstrual, Postpartum and Menopausal Mood Disorders, Kiawah Island (USA), 1987.
Spectral analysis of cyclic symptoms in 58 women over two menstrual cycles. The 2nd International Symposium on Premenstrual, Postpartum and Menopausal Mood Disorders, Kiawah Island (USA), 1987. Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine, Las Vegas (USA), 1987.
Premenstrual dysphoric changes in hospitalized patients with depressive disorders. American Psychological Association, New York (USA), 1987. American Psychiatric Association, San Francisco (USA), 1988.
Premenstrual syndrome and psychiatric disorders. American Psychiatric Association, Montreal (CANADA), 1988.
Late Luteal Phase Dysphoric Disorder: An Overview. American Psychiatric Association, Montreal (CANADA), 1988.
DSM‑III and borderline personality disorder: Decision rules and their implications. International Society for the Study of Personality Disorders, Copenhagen (DENMARK), 1988.
Personality disorder symptomatology and late luteal phase dysphoric disorder. International Society for the Study of Personality Disorders, Copenhagen (DENMARK), 1988.
PMS: Relationships to personality disorders. World Psychiatric Association, Washington, D.C. (USA), 1988.
Decision rules and joint conditional probability. American Psychiatric Association, San Francisco (USA), 1989.
Professional Presentations:
The Behavioral Health Outcomes Study: A Progress Report. The National Managed Health Care Congress, Washington D.C. (USA), 1994.
A Patient‑Based Assessment of Outcomes of Persons Receiving Intensive Behavioral Healthcare Services. Association for Health Services Research, Chicago (USA), 1995.
Clinical change in depressed patients treated in HMO v. private practice settings. National Institutes of Mental Health Conference in Mental Health Services, Bethesda, MD (USA), September 11‑12, 1995.
Outcomes studies in mental health. International Rorschach Research Society. Boston, 1998.
LLPDD: Interaction of circadian rhythms. American Psychiatric Association, San Francisco (USA), 1989.
Premenstrual diagnosis and personality variables. American Psychiatric Association, San Francisco (USA), 1989.
Seminar on behavior modification techniques in the classroom. White Plains School District, 1980.
Psychopathology and the menstrual cycle. Psychiatry Grand Rounds, NYH-CMC-WD, 1981.
Affective disorders in adolescence. Psychiatry Grand Rounds, NYH-CMC-WD, 1982.
Psychopathology and the menstrual cycle. Psychiatry Grand Rounds, University of Massachusetts Medical Center, Worcester, Massachusetts, 1982.
Conditional probability models for developing personality disorder typologies. Department of Psychology Research Seminar, NYH-CMC-WD, 1983.
Personality disorders as categories or prototypes. Bourne Laboratory Research Seminar, NYH-CMC-WD, 1983.
Psychopathology and the menstrual cycle: a psychodynamic study. Psychiatry Grand Rounds, LSU Medical Center, Shreveport, Louisiana, 1984.
The Diagnostic Interview for Borderlines: sensitivity & specificity. NYH-CMC-WD Research Seminar, 1984.
Adolescent depressive disorders and suicide. Greenwich Connecticut Lions Club, 1984. Mamaroneck Secondary School Teacher’s Conference, Mamaroneck, New York, 1984. New Rochelle School Psychologist’s Conference, New Rochelle, New York, 1984.
Premenstrual tension syndromes: preliminary data. NYH-CMC-WD Research Seminar, 1985.
Adolescent and young adult depressive disorders: prospectus for a followup study. NYH-CMC-WD Research Workshop, 1986.
The diagnostic process and DSM‑III: Building prototypes from chinese menus. Psychiatry Grand Rounds, NYH-CMC-WD, 1986.
Core criteria for diagnosing borderline patients. Psychiatry Grand Rounds, Long Island Jewish Medical Center, Hillside Hospital, 1986.
Premenstrual syndrome: What’s new and what’s next. Psychiatry Grand Rounds, St. Vincent’s Hospital, Rye NY, 1987.
Spectral analysis of symptom ratings in PMS. NYH-CMC-WD Research Workshop, 1987.
Time‑series analysis of repetitive psychological phenomena. Department of Psychology Research Seminar, NYH-CMC-WD, 1987.
Therapeutic alliance and hospital treatment outcome. Department of Psychology Research Seminar, NYH-CMC-WD, 1987.
Clinical and chronobiological considerations in the menstrual cycle. Psychiatry Grand Rounds, NYH-CMC-WD, 1988.
Psychopathology: Measuring change and stability across time. Psychiatry Grand Rounds, NYH-CMC-WD, 1989.
Premenstrual affective syndromes. Research Retreat, NYH-CMC-WD, 1990.
The Behavioral Health Outcome Study, Fordham University, Department of Psychology, Research Colloquium Series, 1992.
Behavioral Health Outcomes ‑ A Progress Report. The National Managed Health Care Congress, April 11‑14, Washington, DC, 1994.
HIV Infection and its Multigenerational Impact. Psychiatry Grand Rounds, NYH-CMC-WD, 1997.
The best and worst practices for selecting a technology vendor, BHIT Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, 2001.
The Electronic Clinical Record, Annual Meeting AABH, Pittsburgh, PA, 2002.
Posters:
Logovinsky V, Hurt SW, Wang Q et. al. Modeling Conversion to Dementia of the Alzheimer’s type in a Study of Mild Cognitive Impairment. Poster presented at International Congress of Alzheimer’s Disease, Chicago, IL, July 27, 2008.
Hurt SW, Zou H, Yardley J et al. Moderate Alzheimer's disease: Exploring the Relationship between MMSE and SIB Scores. Poster presented at International Congress of Alzheimer’s Disease, Chicago, IL, July 29, 2008.
Posner H, Logue MW, Cuenco KT et al. Comparison of Alzheimer's and Vascular Dementia Using MRI-based Measures of Atrophy. Poster presented at International Congress of Alzheimer’s Disease, Chicago, IL, July 29, 2008.
Yardley J, Moline ML, Hurt SW et al. Goal Attainment in Dementia of the Alzheimer's type in a Study of Moderate to Severe Cognitive Impairment. Poster presented at International Congress of Alzheimer’s Disease, Chicago, IL, July 29, 2008.
Moline ML, Yardley J, Hurt SW et al. Caregiver Characteristics and Expectations of Clinical Trial Outcomes in Moderate to Severe Dementia of the Alzheimer's type. Poster presented at International Congress of Alzheimer’s Disease, Chicago, IL, July 29, 2008.
CanoS, Posner H, Moline M, Hurt S et al. The Alzheimer's Disease Assessment Scale - Cognitive Behaviour Section (ADAS-cog) as an outcome measure for clinical trials of AD: Evaluation using traditional psychometric methods. Poster presented at International Congress of Alzheimer’s Disease, Chicago, IL, July 30, 2008.
Hobart J, Posner H, MolineM, Hurt S et al. The Alzheimer's Disease Assessment Scale - Cognitive Behaviour Section (ADAS-cog) as an outcome measure for clinical trials of AD: How can the ADAS-cog be improved?. Poster presented at International Congress of Alzheimer’s Disease, Chicago, IL, July 30, 2008.
Hobart J, Posner H, Moline M, Hurt S et al. The Alzheimer's Disease Assessment Scale - Cognitive Behaviour Section (ADAS-cog) as an outcome measure for clinical trials of AD: Do existing modifications for mild cognitive impairment, mild AD and Vascular dementia improve its measurement performance? Poster presented at International Congress of Alzheimer’s Disease, Chicago, IL, July 30, 2008.
Cano S, Posner H, Moline M, Hurt SW et al. Is the ADAS-Cog fit for purpose in clinical trials? Part 1 – Basic measurement properties. Poster presented at European Federation of Neurological Societies, Madrid, Spain, August 26, 2008.
Cano S, Posner H, Moline M, Hurt SW et al. Is the ADAS-Cog fit for purpose in clinical trials? Part 2 –
Examination by AD severity. Poster presented at European Federation of Neurological Societies, Madrid, Spain, August 26, 2008.
Miller DS, Hurt SW, Dewerth-Pallmeyer A, Samuelson P et al. Ratings surveillance to identify rater errors. Poster presented at International Society for CNS Clinical Trials and Methodology, Toronto, Canada, 2008.