Me: Just submitted my reviewer comments. Feeling good, felt like I knew the topic and gave solid suggestions for the authors to consider.
Also me, after reading the other reviewers’ comments:
Not me being Reviewer 3?! 🫣💔
Yall, I'm so shame lol #AcademicTwitter #TwitteRx
I'm quoted in @CNBC on the rise of pharmacy deserts 🏥📉 and the role of PBMs in drug store closures. We need to find solutions that ensure all communities have access to medications and care.
#PharmacyDeserts #PBMs #TwitteRx #PharmacoEquity
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Your research career success is NOT guaranteed when you decide NOT to take time for yourself.
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Last month I received the @NCTE_CCCC Braddock Award for my article on the literacy & rhetorical practices of incarcerated people & the podcast @earhustlesq. Grateful to have something that I wrote deemed “best of the year” but also honored to amplify work happening behind bars.
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I’ve officially been a PI for 1 year, thought I’d be further along by now but I guess things are happening as they should… trying to give myself grace and trust the process, I’m sure I’m doing fine 😬
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Although just having Black people represented in medicine is not enough, it is still very important. Cause our very existence is therapeutic. It makes a difference. We also need the support and systemic changes to actually thrive in this field.
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I'm excited to announce that #UNCPharmacy and @ncatsuaggies have established an Early Assurance Program! Click the link below to learn more about this exciting opportunity for NC A&T students interested in pursuing a doctoral degree in pharmacy: unc.live/3wWVonp
The PLS for our Triangle CERSI project on preventing opioid misuse is live on the FDA website! As Co-PI, it's a privilege to lead this initiative. Grateful for the opportunity to make a difference in public health. fda.gov/science-research/adv… #RegulatoryScience #TwitteRx #FirstGrant
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May the strength of the ancestors sustain you and the hope of the youth propel you.
So excited to be attending my first #AMERSA2023 conference. Looking forward to meeting fellow colleagues, learning from experts, and sharing insights on substance use and addiction medicine. Let's connect and make this a memorable experience! 🤝📚🔬 #AMERSA2023 #LearningTogether
🎉Thrilled to receive funding for my research on OUD prevention and harm reduction services in community pharmacies! 📚🏥 This is just the beginning of an exciting journey. Many thanks to the FDA and CERSI! #FirstFunding #TwitteRx #CommunityPharmacy #OUDResearch
Congrats to @unc_pace Tamera Hughes @TamTransformsRX! Her research will be funded by the UNC Center to Excellence in Regulatory Science and Innovation! She will study access to opioid harm reduction services in community pharmacies, looking at factors like race, location, & SES
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New research from @UNCGeriatrics, @UNCPharmacy, @UNCpublichealth on opioids and benzodiazepines - patient perceptions & attitudes towards deprescribing.
@josh_niznik @StefanieFerreri @CSchlusser @TamTransformsRX @UNC_SOM @UncGeriFellows #aging #geriatrics
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In the newest episode of Unscripted, I sat down with Tamera Hughes, a Post-Doctoral Research Associate in PACE! We discuss the importance of mentorship, increasing representation in the field of pharmacy and more. Click below to watch now: carolinapharmacy.org/2023/04…
Pharmacists are a great way to close this disparity. #TwitteRx, I'd love to hear what you are doing in your practice to close the gap.
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"Harm reduction services are only effective if people feel safe using them" Check out this article by me and colleagues across NC @brandmorrissey @veruka2 @BaylaOstrach harmreductionjournal.biomedc…
#TwitteRx what can we do to make our patients feel safe using harm reduction services?




















