@heathermarygray Results can inform future research agendas seeking better understanding of the causal link btwn clinical/service use factors and opioid-related death. This can help identify people at risk of opioid overdose and best settings for the introduction of harm reduction interventions.
Assessing the Clinical and Healthcare Service Use Factors Associated with Opioid-Related Mortality https://t.co/sPYdN3mPyC #CHAvirtualposter
@bencook_equity @Div_Addiction@icommhealth
@AnaProgovac@mikeflo61@DebiLaPlante @bencook_equity @Div_Addiction@icommhealth Ana is on to something. I would go even further: people with opioid use disorder often are experienced at working the system so they know how to respond to screening to avoid positive findings.
Retaining Challenging Samples: Mental Health Symptoms and Contact Methods as Predictors of Retention among a Sample of DUI Offenders. Presented by Alexander LaRaja. Comment below with questions for @alex_laraja! #CHAvirtualposter#AddictionPosters2020
For #chavirtualposter, showcasing some early work on a Behavioral Health Home intervention at CHA. Collaborators: Karl Johnson (PhD student at UNC), CHA's Miriam Tepper, HERLab's Brian Mullin and @bencook_equity
Rest assured I'll be re-creating a real poster session at home by staring awkwardly out the window at people passing by in the street, stuffing my face with crackers, and checking my phone frequently when I'm nervous but want to pretend I'm busy and important.
@bencook_equity @DebiLaPlante@Div_Addiction@icommhealth another way would be, relative to those without a MHD dx, those with a MHD dx were less likely to have an opioid-related death
@DebiLaPlante @bencook_equity @Div_Addiction@icommhealth I think the inverse relationship between having a mental health disorder dx and opioid-related mortality. This is in contrast to a body of literature that suggests mental health disorders (e.g. depression and/or anxiety) are associated with higher rates of opioid-related death.
Lendy Chu, Sharon Touw, Leah Zallman present: “The Financial Benefits of Medical Scribes in a Primary Care Setting”. Comment below with any questions for @icommhealth! #CHAvirtualposter https://t.co/hPmX9q8OmZ
Evaluating the Computerized Assessment and Referral System (CARS) Screener: Sensitivity and Specificity as a Screening Tool for Mental Health Disorders. Presented by Alexander LaRaja. Comment below with questions for @alex_laraja! #CHAvirtualposter#AddictionPosters2020
Kristin King, Sharon Touw, Lendy Chu, Ceylon Auguste-Nelson present: “Preliminary outcomes of an early childhood education access & quality initiative.” Comment below with any questions for @icommhealth and @PazosDanielle! #CHAvirtualposter https://t.co/Gv3CteXL8v
Virtual poster today! If interested in hearing about some of our work on the Long-Run Effectiveness of a Behavioral Health Home for People With Serious Mental Illness, tune in here at 12:30-1:00 pm. 3rd poster here: https://t.co/PAfOesynf7
#CHAVirtualPoster Day about to begin and @mikeflo61 will be ready to take questions on his poster on correlates of #opioid mortality. It's a unique analysis at the opioid crisis, linking hospital and mortality data. https://t.co/vKPUAgYIUg