“Precipitated Withdrawal” Chapter 6: Code
The following is an excerpt chapter from Dr. Ryan Montoya’s upcoming graphic novel “Precipitated Withdrawal”. In this chapter, Dr. Montoya delves into the mechanisms of informed consent, and discusses how often physicians and patients miss that mark.
Edition 72 – Identifying and Dismantling Racist Narratives to Promote Health Equity
Identifying and Dismantling Racist Narratives to Promote Health Equity By Caty Taborda, PhD; Nomi Sofer, PhD; Jennifer Beard, PhD, MPH, MA; Monica L. Wang, ScD, MS Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Citation Taborda C, Sofer N, Beard J, Wang M. Identifying and dismantling racist narratives to promote health equity. HPHR. 2023;72. https://www.doi.org/10.54111/0001/TTT3 Identifying and Dismantling Racist Narratives […]
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Supplements BCPHR — Supplements Stage 3: Submit Your Work Supplements Sponsored special collections of related public health work. ISSN 3068-8558 DOI 10.54111 Open Access · CC BY Updated April 2026 BCPHR supplements are special collections of manuscripts related to a research study, intervention, or program. All supplement articles undergo the same peer review as standard […]
Edition 50 – Cannabis Conversations: Suggestions for Providers Serving Perinatal Patients
Cannabis Conversations: Suggestions for Providers Serving Perinatal Patients By Jenny McManus, MD, MPH; Madilyn Halwes, BA; Ana M. Abrantes, PhD; Cynthia L. Battle, PhD Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Citation McManus J, Halwes M, Abrantes A, Battle C. Cannabis conversations: suggestions for providers serving perinatal patients. HPHR. 2022;50. 10.54111/0001/WW8 Cannabis Conversations: Suggestions for Providers Serving Perinatal Patients […]
Edition 56 – Singing Towards Freedom: An Exploration of Music Therapy Practices in Norwegian Prison Contexts
Singing Towards Freedom: An Exploration of Music Therapy Practices in Norwegian Prison Contexts By Gabriel McDerment Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Citation McDerment G. Singing towards freedom: An exploration of music therapy practices in Norwegian prison contexts. HPHR. 2022;56.10.54111/0001/DDD3 Singing Towards Freedom: An Exploration of Music Therapy Practices in Norwegian Prison Contexts Abstract This narrative review explores […]
Edition 62 – Managing Depression at a Free Clinic: A Pilot Study Using a Provider Survey
Managing Depression at a Free Clinic: A Pilot Study Using a Provider Survey. By Kevin Pendo BS, Jennifer Knight MD MPH, Marquita Samuels MBA, Syeda Baig BS, and Sarah Stumbar MD MPH Citation Pendo K, Knight J, Samuels M, Baig S, Stumbar S. Managing depression at a free clinic: a pilot study using a provider […]
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Edition 57 – Health and Early Learning, Community-Based Participatory Research and Initiatives in Partnership with Micronesian Islander Communities, and Call to Action
Health and Early Learning, Community-Based Participatory Research and Initiatives in Partnership with Micronesian Islander Communities, and Call to Action By Nguyen-Truong CKY, Leung J, Waters S, Barrow N, Nicolas Gonzalez K Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Citation Nguyen-Truong CKY, Leung J, Waters S, Barrow N, Gonzalez K. Health and early learning, community-based participatory research and initiatives in […]
Edition 52 – Self-Sampling Methods for STI Screening among College Women: A Qualitative Study to Identify Opinion Leaders
Self-Sampling Methods for STI Screening among College Women: A Qualitative Study to Identify Opinion Leaders By Kaeli C. Johnson, BA; Idara N. Akpan, MPH, CPH; Ashlyn Kinard, BS; Jaquetta Reeves PhD, MS, BSN, RN, NP-C; Stacey B. Griner, PhD, MPH, CPH; Citation Johnson K, Akpan I, Kinard A, Reeves J, Griner S. Self-sampling methods for […]
Edition 60 – Analyzing Telehealth Disparities in the Latinx Community
Analyzing Telehealth Disparities in the Latinx Community By Jonathan M. Jose Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Citation Jose J. Analyzing telehealth disparities in the Latinx community. HPHR. 2023;60. https://doi.org/10.54111/0001/HHH5 Analyzing Telehealth Disparities in the Latinx Community Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world of healthcare. Because of pervasive lockdowns, people turned to online alternatives to access […]
