Forrest Scogin is affiliated with the University of Alabama in the United States. Their research spans several fields with a focus on dentistry, social sciences, and health professions. The subfields in which they contribute include periodontics, health, and general health professions.
Their recent scholarly output includes the paper titled Technology Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy On Psychological Distress: Exploring Health, Pain, And Activity, published in 2021 in the journal Innovation in Aging.
Frequent coauthors collaborating with Forrest Scogin are:
The venues in which Forrest Scogin has published work include:
The main research topics explored in their work are:
Forrest Scogin;Lisa McElreath
Forrest Scogin;Christine Jamison;Kimberly Gochneaur
Forrest Scogin;Douglas Welsh;Ashley Hanson;Jamie Stump
Mark Floyd;Forrest Scogin
Larry E. Beutler;Forrest Scogin;Patricia Kirkish;David Schretlen
Joseph Ackerson;Forrest Scogin;Nancy McKendree-Smith;Robert D. Lyman
Forrest Scogin;Jerry Bynum;Gretchen Stephens;Sharon Calhoon
Forrest R. Scogin;Ashley Hanson;Douglas Welsh
Christine Jamison;Forrest Scogin
Forrest Scogin;David Hamblin;Larry Beutler
Nancy L. McKendree-Smith;Mark Floyd;Forrest R. Scogin
Mark Floyd;Forrest Scogin;Nancy L. McKendree-Smith;Donna L. Floyd
Forrest Scogin;Martha Storandt;Leeanne Lott
Jennifer A. Mains;Forrest R. Scogin
Forrest Scogin;Christine Jamison;Nancy Davis
Nancy M. Smith;Mark R. Floyd;Forrest Scogin;Christine S. Jamison
Melissa A. Day;Beverly E. Thorn;L. Charles Ward;Nancy Rubin
Forrest Scogin;Larry Beutler;Anne Corbishley;David Hamblin
Forrest Scogin;Julia L. Bienias
Elizabeth A. DiNapoli;Bei Wu;Forrest Scogin
Larry E. Beutler;Alan Storm;Patricia Kirkish;Forrest Scogin
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