I really enjoyed the article by Esmark & Schoop (2017) in #nurs638policy, demonstrating how political and media framing can influence public perceptions and opinions #thepowerofwords
@EJHealthPolicy @CDCgov Couldn’t agree more! Trying to comprehend health policy is overwhelming. A simple overview was a great way to ease into understanding.
“Getting Wrecked” author @DrKimSue was intriguing, as she presented history of treating women drug users from a provider/anthropologist lens. Throughout the book she tried to feature the women’s strengths, despite recognizing the reality of rarely overcoming drugs. #nurs638policy
This semesters focus on the opioid epidemic in #nurs638policy highlighted the importance of understanding policy intentions and unintended health consequences. Healthcare providers play a pivotal role to ensure #healthinallpolicies@Nurs621
The rising cost of RXs is a public health concern that requires the immediate attention of ALL stakeholders. Regulating product hopping and increasing access to generic equivalents will help protect patients. @pfizer@VAHthInnovation#nurs638policy
Help end the stigma attached to #HIV. Let's work on required anti-discrimination training for healthcare workers so everyone has an opportunity for treatment. @HIVGov@hivlawandpolicy#nurs638policy
Improving the accessibility and availability of clean needles can reduce the spread of blood borne diseases. “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” -Ben Franklin @HHSGov@SenCapito#nurs638policy
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@SpanbergerVA07 A collaboration approach between health systems and substance abuse programs can improve health outcomes and address health disparities. Will this bill have any impact or influence on health care providers/healthcare organizations? #nurs638policy
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