Health
New study highlights success of health program’s clinical van and street outreach – News-Medical.Net
A novel mobile health program created in early 2018 by the Kraft Center for Community Health at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) has proven to be an effective model for bringing opioid addiction treatment services directly to marginalized individuals, par…
Reviewed by Emily Henderson, B.Sc.Sep 26 2020
A novel mobile health program created in early 2018 by the Kraft Center for Community Health at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) has proven to be an effective model for bringing opioid addiction treatment services directly to marginalized individuals, particularly the homeless, a population that faces the highest risk of near-term death from drug overdose.
The early success of the program, known as Community Care in Reach, in breaking down trad…
-
General17 hours agoInjured former Greens candidate Hannah Thomas charged with hindering or resisting police at pro-Palestinian protest
-
General16 hours agoTony Burke’s detention inaction | The Spectator Australia
-
General15 hours agoGrattan Institute pitches blueprint to ‘save’ NDIS as foundational supports rollout stalls
-
General12 hours agoAustralian workers lose more than $4.7 billion a year in unpaid super — and the ATO rarely penalises employers