How can we better support the health and wellness of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD)?
✅ Autonomy
✅ Accessibility
✅ Healthy relationships
✅ Tailored clinical car
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@Dis_Health@TheHellerSchool@BrandeisU
Please help me spread the word about two tenure-track job openings available in health policy and management at the University of South Carolina! Priority deadline is coming up on *November 16*
"Unless we confront ableism, emerging technologies will create harm that more critical reflection could have prevented."
Op-Ed by Lurie's Ian Moura is available now!
https://t.co/A35rQJ1NRe
Our friends @Able_SC have put together a form for anyone in the state who has a disability and has unmet needs during the response to Hurricane Helene.
https://t.co/CeiSV6YdaB
Please share and check on those in need.
In Psychiatric News, Allie Silverman, a third-year doctoral candidate at Heller, discusses the latest research regarding Medicaid coverage for substance use disorder treatment and its impact on patient care.
Read the article here ⬇️ https://t.co/e1tphPpSlk
I'll use any opportunity I can to say my favorite quote: "If you've seen one Medicaid plan, you've seen one Medicaid plan." Check out this interview I did for @PsychiatricNews on Medicaid MCO carve outs for SUD treatments and medications
https://t.co/Dj5eJt0SW6
Here's a look at Tayler Simon, #MSW 2018 alumna and founder of Liberation Is Lit bookstore in @columbiasc. Her specialty store will focus on diverse literature.📚 https://t.co/xs00Emf7LB @uofscalumni#socialwork
In solemn reflection, @uofsccosw expresses deep sorrow at the passing of Melissa Reitmeier, a faculty member, field director, alumna, leader and cherished friend. She leaves an indelible legacy through her profound impact on @UofSC. More on her life: https://t.co/CGU3wOB1S2
Friends, please help me spread the word about two full-time research associate positions now open on my research team at USC! Opportunities to join our research on Medicaid and SUD Tx. as well as the newly-established SC Center for Excellence in Addiction.
Medicaid is the largest source of funding for SUD services in the US, and Medicaid expansion yielded a large increase in that spending. @c_m_andrews of @USCArnoldSchool + coauthors analyze changes in state funding for SUD treatment during 2010–19. https://t.co/caAAN0vV7T
The COVID‐19 pandemic impact on independent and provider‐based rural health clinics’ operations and cancer prevention and screening provision in the United States - Zahnd et al #RuralHealth https://t.co/2bGQIEiP2e
Text messaging showed the potential to improve patient engagement in care and medication adherence in an urban homeless population
@kkershaw12 @McinnesKeith@VarshaVim@LynnGarvin@afsilverman@BHCHP
https://t.co/CkDxOD2OTV
New paper out. We find that in South Carolina, older adults misuse opioids differently than younger adults, and policies to combat opioid misuse may have a differential impact on older adults. @afsilverman
Differential patterns of opioid misuse between younger & older adults – a retrospective observational study using data from South Carolina’s prescription drug monitoring program
@Suyanpeng_Zhang@AFSilverman@C_M_Andrews et al
→ https://t.co/nuLGDeYnm2
#OpioidMisuse#PDMP