Assistant Professor at Brown University interested in policy that promotes maternal and reproductive health equity, late twitter adopter, longtime cat adopter
I'm excited to organize the health policy program for the fall APPAM conference with @dsebastiantello @ajhollingsworth and Sandy Decker this year - pls submit papers and panels! It's my fave conference & a great place to meet other health policy folks - come hang out with us! 😊
We need insurance coverage of OTC birth control pills to make sure all of us can access the contraception we need and want. Share you thoughts via the RFI and spread the word! #FreethePill
The Population Studies and Training Center at Brown will be hiring several postdocs--please share and apply! Great place to work and live. https://t.co/QZmtGhzXEE
With an eye toward understanding what will happen as continuous Medicaid eligibility comes to an end, @eleliason of @Brown_SPH and coauthors examine postpartum coverage loss just before the COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/AG3xrneY2s
Wow, I am so happy to share a new article out today in JAMA from my team @faBioethics, @LaurawherryR, Meghan Bellerose, Arielle Desir, and Maggie White on the association between public insurance restrictions and postpartum care among immigrants (1/6).
https://t.co/fwxc2QWYPS
Many states don't provide public postpartum insurance to undocumented immigrants/permanent residents with < than five years with this status. We built a new dataset to examine whether immigrants living in more restrictive states are less likely to receive postpartum care (2/6).
We find that low-income immigrants living in states with the most restrictive postpartum public insurance policies were around 11 percentage points less likely to receive postpartum care than immigrants in states without restrictions based on immigration status (3/6).
So cool that Brown has highlighted the awesome work of Lucy Zheng on our project to gather data on the accessibility of healthcare for pregnant and postpartum immigrants!
How do immigrant mothers navigate #postpartum coverage in the US? MPH student Lucy Zheng is helping Prof @MariaSteenland gather evidence for an analysis of the accessibility of postpartum health coverage for immigrants & undocumented families. @PSTC_Brown https://t.co/NM2xI6Mr38
In this video, JAMA Editor in Chief @kbibbinsdomingo, @mclemoremr, @AMeadowsMD, and @doccrearperry, founder and president of @BirthEquity, discuss the 2021 US maternal mortality rate and why preventable death rates are worsening in the US. https://t.co/11TXT9oisS