Out today in JAMA Psychiatry- the impact of a rapid switch to virtual mental health care on veteran groups. Significant disparities between rural and urban pops, especially AI/AN veterans.
@janlindsayphd@AmyAmspoker_PhD@IQuEStHouston@vahsrd
Although rapid virtualization in response to the #COVID19 pandemic broadly increased video telehealth use, specific veteran groups, including American Indian/Alaska Native veterans in rural areas, may be at risk for access disparities. https://t.co/2q9ZbZDWS5
UHCL's very own Dr. Isabelle Kusters authored an article discussing rural-urban disparities that has been published in JAMA Psychiatry, part of the Journal of the @AmerMedicalAssn’s network. Click the link for the article. ➡️https://t.co/vafB2CdN0W #UHCLproud
What influence will differences in access to research time and disparities in childcare burden have on academics in the future? How will we stop the pipeline from leaking, or careers from stagnating, if we don’t recognize the impact Covid has had on parents, particularly mothers?
Proud to share this new publication: a timely and important (student-led!) project to inform training recommendations for improving quality of care. Great collaboration with Abigail Berk, @BecomingDrP, @DrMeganGregory
Anyone trying to have in person meetings needs to understand #CovidIsNotOver just because you say it is. If you tell people, we will have no added layers of protection but you can just stay home if you aren't comfortable, you are excluding the vulnerable and disabled.
NEW STUDY: Our Health Policy Scholar @DrIKusters, w/ our Sr. RA @_AMGutierrez & collabs review spanish-language COVID-19 website info vs info in English provided by health departments of the top 10 cities. Take a read: https://t.co/Ncvl395ucY
Our team's latest study, out today in the Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities, examines #Spanish vs English-language differences in #COVID19 information by large local health departments.
Latest Article
Assessment of COVID-19 Website Communication in Languages Other than English by Local Health Departments in the United States @DrIKusters@_AMGutierrez@BCMEthics@UHClearLake
https://t.co/hEhvcw60so
New findings indicate a gap by local health departments to address issues re: equitable multilingual, multimodal #emergency#communication & underscore need from our HP Scholar @DrIKusters@UHClearLake & our RA @_AMGutierrez with collabs
https://t.co/YAvEQvc2zl
Our paper, out today, examines whether local #health departments are providing #equitable#COVID19 information to their limited English proficient constituents in their preferred language (https://t.co/ssJfdLsP1w)