Kripa Ahuja, MS

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  • 2023–2024Active
  • 14Collaborators
  • 3Citations2

About

Kripa Ahuja, MS, affiliated with Eastern Virginia Medical School in Norfolk, Virginia, has published extensively on topics including catatonia, psychotic disorders, psychiatry, dermatology, patient care, and violence and aggression. Their work addresses clinical intersections such as psychodermatology, encephalitis-induced psychosis, and palliative care in schizophrenia. Ahuja’s articles explore innovative approaches to empathy measurement in artificial intelligence and the use of online platforms for abuse survivor support. Collaborations frequently include co-authors David R. Spiegel, Faith E. Reid, Ann Ayzman, and Elizabeth Strauss.

Publications

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Empathy in AI: Insights from Psychodermatology
Letter to the Editor

Empathy in AI: Insights from Psychodermatology

October 10, 2024

The authors assessed which AI modality has the most potential to help a patient with delusional parasitosis based on the Empathy Scale for Human–Computer Communication score.
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Intersection of ChatGPT and Reddit
Letter to the Editor

Intersection of ChatGPT and Reddit

June 4, 2024

The authors discuss the interplay of online social media support groups and interactive chatbots, which may represent a new realm of mental health support.
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Ovarian Teratoma–Induced NMDA Receptor Antibody Encephalitis With Psychosis and Catatonia
Case Report

Ovarian Teratoma–Induced NMDA Receptor Antibody Encephalitis With Psychosis and Catatonia

August 1, 2023

This report describes a case of acute-onset behavioral changes accompanied by psychosis and catatonia in a young woman who was ultimately determined to have NMDA receptor antibody encephalitis.
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Reversal of Symptoms of Catatonic Coma With Lorazepam
Case Report

Reversal of Symptoms of Catatonic Coma With Lorazepam

February 2, 2023

In this case of catatonic coma, which precipitated a palliative care consult, full-dose lorazepam challenge changed the clinical course.
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