Partnership in Harm Reduction: Campus to Community Engagement

Creator

Elise ParkerFollow
Kailey McCroreyFollow
Hannah HutchinsFollow
Jan FroehlichFollow
Dana Law-HamFollow
Kris HallFollow
Trisha MasonFollow

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Description

Research has shown that the first two weeks following reentry, an individual with substance use disorder (otherwise known as SUD) is 129 times more likely to overdose than the general public. This project, Partnerships in Harm Reduction: Campus to Community Engagement was an opportunity to introduce multidisciplinary health care students and future providers to the realities, challenges, and stigma that is commonly faced by individuals with SUD within the criminal justice system to raise awareness, educate, and emphasize the importance of providing quality services to support successful reentry.

Publication Date

2022

Disciplines

Interprofessional Education

Notes

Hutchins, Occupational Therapy; McCrorey, Occupational Therapy; and Parker, Occupational Therapy

Preferred Citation

Parker, Elise; McCrorey, Kailey; Hutchins, Hannah; Froehlich, Jan; Law-Ham, Dana; Hall, Kris; and Mason, Trisha, "Partnership in Harm Reduction: Campus to Community Engagement" (2022). CECE Fall Poster Session 2022. 5.
https://dune.une.edu/cecefall2022/5