New publication on Naloxone kit usage
Former HARP member Prasana Khatiwoda’s master’s thesis has been accepted for publication in the North Carolina Medical Journal. Prasana surveyed 100 opioid-dependent treatment seekers at medication-assisted therapy clinics throughout North Carolina to identify facilitators and barriers to using Naloxone kits. Naloxone is a life-saving medication designed to rapidly reverse opioid overdoses.
Congratulations to Andrea Hobkirk
In August, Alumna Andrea Hobkirk joined the faculty at Penn State College of Medicine as Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and of Public Health Sciences. Dr. Hobkirk completed 4 years of postdoctoral training at HARP, focusing on health disparities in persons with drug use disorders. In her new position, she works at the Penn State Tobacco […]