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Matthew Siegel, M.D.

SFARI Investigator

Affiliations
  • Associate Professor, Tufts University
  • Chief of Clinical Enterprise, Boston Children's Hospital
Website
childrenshospital.org/directory/matthew-siegel

Publications

The relationship between augmentative and alternative communication use by pediatric psychiatric inpatients with autism spectrum disorder and interfering behaviors.

Am. J. Speech Lang. Pathol., September 11, 2023

Clarke K.A., M. Siegel, and Williams D.L.

Mapping the time course of overt emotion dysregulation, self-injurious behavior, and aggression in psychiatrically hospitalized autistic youth: A naturalistic study.

Autism Res., October 1, 2022

Northrup J.B., M. Goodwin, Peura C.B., Chen Q., Taylor B.J., M. Siegel, et al.

Emotion dysregulation is substantially elevated in autism compared to the general population: Impact on psychiatric services.

Autism Res, December 30, 2020

Conner C.M., Golt J., R. Shaffer, Righi G., M. Siegel, and Mazefsky C.A.

A comparative study of suicidality and its association with emotion regulation impairment in large ASD and US census-matched samples.

J. Autism. Dev. Disord., September 30, 2020

Conner C.M., Golt J., Righi G., R. Shaffer, M. Siegel, and Mazefsky C.A.

Projects

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The Autism Inpatient Collection: Expanding the cohort and transforming the approach to aggression

Awarded 2018
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SPARK

Awarded 2016
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The Autism Inpatient Collection: Characterizing the severely affected autism population

Awarded 2013

Featuring Matthew Siegel

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Autism Inpatient Collection Releases Genetic, Phenotypic Data for More Than 1,500 Hospitalized Children With Autism

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SFARI Investigators and Affiliated Staff Appointed to the Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee

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Predicting Aggression With Wearable Biosensors

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SFARI Spring 2018 Science Meeting Discussed Latest Developments in Autism Research

Events

Arousal, Emotion Regulation and Challenging Behaviors: Insights from the Autism Inpatient Collection

Lecture

January 24, 2018

5–6:15 p.m. ET

Speaker

Matthew Siegel

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