PhD candidate in health services & policy research @BUSPH | researcher @TuftsCEVR | disability and aging policy & programs | they/them 🏳️‍⚧️

Boston, MA
Joined July 2018
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Proud of the new 2023 LTSS State Scorecard which measures states’ #LTC systems using 5 components: Affordability and Access; Choice of Setting and Provider; Safety & Quality; Support for Family #Caregivers; Community Integration. #LTSSscorecard ltsschoices.aarp.org/scoreca…
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A few months in the making... & now finally ready: The Anti-Colonial Research Library hosts 400+ open-access articles and books, websites, YouTube videos on practical examples of Indigenous and anti-colonial research methodologies. Use and share widely! anticolonialresearchlibrary.…
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Variation in language services to those w/ #LimitedEnglishProficiency @commonwealthfnd: "Standardizing language access requirements at the federal level, while providing additional guidance and resources to increase efficiency in SBM operations..." Read: commonwealthfund.org/publica…
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🚨Recap: A VERY disappointing outcome. The @NIMHD committee admitted to NOT include anyone with a disclosed disability, yet made a significant decision on behalf of our community - they did not recommend the 'health disparity designation' be given to people with disabilities.
📢Disability community: Happening today! At 1:45 PM ET the @NIH @NIMHD Advisory Committee is giving updates from a working group considering designating people with disabilities as a 'health disparity population'. This has HUGE implications! nimhd.nih.gov/docs/advisory-…
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Interested in learning about how to integrate implementation science and practice into your aging research embedded within a health system? Join us October 4-6 in Charlotte, NC! @johnahartford @HAPFellows @WestHealth Register here: oaic.regfox.com/r13-implemen…
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Join our upcoming webinar to learn how to evaluate home and community-based care programs to ensure that they do not perpetuate inequities resulting from systemic racism, ageism, ableism, classism, sexism, xenophobia, and homophobia. Register: bit.ly/44EGu0K
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Fourth in a series supported by @CHCFNews is our latest equity analysis on California’s In-home Supportive Services (IHSS) Program. We examine what aspects of the program either give rise to or can be used to address inequities. justiceinaging.org/issue-bri…
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This week has been among the most horrifying in recent American legal history. Some of us can feel swallowed up by that horror. Incapacitated by it. And I think that, for a little while, it’s okay. If this sounds like you, here’s a bit from #CripNegativity that might be useful.
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Dollars spent on HCBS go further than those spent on nursing homes, study finds. mcknightsseniorliving.com/ho… @AGSJournal @DavidCGrabowski @McGarryBE #assistedliving
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Congratulations to Dr. @AkreEllesse on receiving a Best of ARM award for her work to create measures that capture how well primary care practices adopt processes that improve care for LGBTQ+, POC, and immigrant patients. 🎉🎉🎉🎉 – at Seattle, WA
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Canadian researchers, Drs. Tarzi, Mendoza @yonalunsky & @laurarstjohn surveyed families of people w intellectual & developmental #disabilities about their concerns for their family members in late 2020 & again in mid '22. Three consistent themes emerged. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Attending #ARM23 in Seattle this June? Have an interest in #healthworkforce, #nursing, #ruralhealth or #LTSS topics? Join this exciting multi-IG party as part of our + @wwamirhrc anniversary celebration! eventbrite.com/e/multi-inter… #IRGNI #AHWorkforceIG #AHLongTermIG
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Living in the southern US and looking to get involved in #disability action? Learn more about the work done by @DisabledSouth across 14 states at: newdisabledsouth.org #IDGS #IncludingDisability #2023DisabilitySummit #HopePunk
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In the U.S., you're guaranteed care in a nursing home or institution but not in your own home. That is especially true in the South, which has the largest percentage of disabled people waiting for care. It doesn't have to be this way.
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A new study in @JAMAInternalMed shows that the loss of eligibility for Medicaid supplemental insurance widens racial and ethnic disparities in health care use and access among low-income older adults: jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
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Exciting changes happening with the @TuftsCEVR #SPECdatabase including tracking Medicare Advantage plans and longitudinal coverage policy data for specialty drugs #CEVR2023 @jchambers241 @mollytoba @adelealexandr
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