@NASEM_Health@theNASEM Is the National Academies site down? Trying to log into the Harm Reduction Workshop, but getting:
“404 Page Not Found Error message”.
“Today’s shameful ruling is simply one more reminder that the American people cannot rely on their government or their courts to protect them,” Teamsters president Sean O’Brian said in a statement. https://t.co/Ep5SyhyCf8
Excellent and timely writeup.
From predatory Medicare Advantage programs to unscrupulous hospitals feigning struggle while storing excess profits in banks and executive salaries, all while patients and taxpayers bear the cost of this excessive greed.
https://t.co/1Wcwtbd7E6
“Irony” - today walking past this publicity campaign in the hospital lobby while the reality is day 2 of the nursing strike whose main focus is patient safety with better nursing staffing ratios (macarena blasting and so much spirit despite the freezing cold outside)
By letting people use drugs on site and under the supervision of social and medical workers, rather than alone, a project in Rhode Island is hoping to curb overdose deaths and infectious diseases. https://t.co/7BjanIPvQk
Trying to start my patient on buprenorphine… CVS just required me to CANCEL their abilify (long-standing home med) because of a medication “interaction” in order to dispense the buprenorphine… @cvspharmacy I hope you know this doesn’t make any sense who do I complain to! 🤯
I’m VERY excited to announce that @NYSOASAS just posted a new position, Associate Commissioner of Harm Reduction, who will lead the new Division of Harm Reduction and work closely with me. Please RT!
For Albany - https://t.co/dzrQYgeYf4
For NYC - https://t.co/GRjtaJZdUb
Just realized there is a 155-page Budget Narrative Template Guide for the SAMHSA #harmreduction grant. If you are feeling particularly depressed and beaten down by this process, you're not alone. We are too. 🧵
Latest numbers from NYCs two overdose prevention sites run by OnPoint NY:
As of this morning-
2847 visits by 438 registered clients,
71 overdose reversals (only one of which required an ambulance run)