In this article with @timdbecker @especially_APT, we talk about some ways that some newer models to deliver medications for OUD may be already countering stigma—and how they could be further leveraged to reduce stigma and optimize care!
New Research: A conceptual framework for how structural changes in emerging acute substance use service models can reduce stigma of medications for opioid use disorder: Stigma toward people taking medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD) is… #Psychiatry https://t.co/i8RDyHn2ss
I’m still thinking about this conversation—especially the wisdom of how an intervention will always build a world in some way, whether or not it really intends to. Thank you Dr. Bradley for your work and this opportunity to have this conversation! Follow @CatchThePower! @1stluvd!
New Episode! "Cultural Adaptation Across Implementation Stages with Evan Eschliman"
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I am really proud to say that our special issue of JSI @SPSSI on stigma and social relationships is now published. Manuela Barreto and I have been working on putting together this wonderful collection for some years now-great to see it out!
https://t.co/2hYCekAcTK
Just in: A new viewpoint in @JAMA by @EvanEschliman, @CNAdames, and HPM’s Joanne Rosen, argues that antidiscrimination laws are essential tools for achieving health equity and exceptions to their operation should be narrow and few: https://t.co/MS3h0E4vTO
"Antidiscrimination laws are by definition antistigmatizing and therefore promote health equity," reads a new @JAMA_current piece on antidiscrimination laws and LGBTQ+ health that was first-authored by @JohnsHopkinsHBS PhD student, @EvanEschliman.
https://t.co/JZQQ3bY3LG
Finally, writing this piece with my bestie about our communities was such a labor of love—thank you, thank you to @EvanEschliman for asking me to write with you! 💖
Health has ALWAYS been politicized—in this horrific landscape of anti-trans & anti-queer policies, it is up to ALL of us to show up and fight for LGBTQ+ people.
Take some time, right now, to find out how you can be an accomplice in your own state.
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We aimed to take an intersectional approach to underscore how laws literally police queer bodies & negatively impact health—specifically focusing on the 303 Creative, LLC v. Elenis Supreme Court case and its potential impacts on health disparities.
Okay, the ✨embargo has been officially lifted✨: @EvanEschliman & I have been published in @JAMA_current! 🤩
Check out our (freely available & relatively brief!) piece: "Antidiscrimination Laws as Essential Tools for Achieving LGBTQ+ Health Equity."
https://t.co/Gq97LvOBCW
things we love: academic wins alongside your bestie @EvanEschliman! 🥳🪩
things we don't love: not being allowed to talk about deets yet b/c of ✨rules,✨ just let us share the chisme! 😵💫
.@JohnsHopkinsHBS doctoral student, @EvanEschliman, published a new co-first authored paper entitled addressing intersectional #stigma connected to being pregnant and living with HIV in Botswana in AIDS Research and Therapy.
📖 the full study ⬇️
https://t.co/XfDlVOyfVw
Have you ever wondered about what helps and hurts implementation of evidence-based task-sharing mental health interventions? We did, and here's what we found: https://t.co/cXgVe8wzCc #impsci#implementation#globalmentalhealth#systematicreview
Notably, we see intervention characteristics (mostly facilitators) and stigma (only ever a barrier) as cross-cutting domains, meaning they can impact implementation and other B+F's.
The US FDA just approved long-acting injectable #PrEP for #HIV prevention!! This is incredibly exciting AND we must ensure scale up is equitable so that anybody can access it regardless of who they are or where they live.
https://t.co/05zSwgM21E
"Stigma towards queer people is prevalent, pervasive, and extremely harmful, and it limits equal and free expression of intimacy — a core part of the human experience," writes @JohnsHopkinsHBS doctoral student, @EvanEschliman in @HKSLGBTQ.
https://t.co/z9HSKrajMb