A pleasure to be featured on the Neurology Journal Neurology: Clinical Practice podcast discussing our latest research on racial and ethnic disparities in anti-seizure medications use. neurology.libsyn.com/website/racial…

Forever thankful for my wonderful co-authors on this important work! Guadalupe Fernandez-Baca Vaca @PM_Alberti Scott Williams Siran Koroukian

Roses are red, Violets are blue, Health equity improves health care for all, including you. #HealthPolicyValentines

Neurology Podcast: Dr. Halley Alexander WFBH Neurology and Neurosurgery and Dr. Wyatt Bensken, PhD discuss the difference in antiseizure medications between racial and ethnic groups among people with #epilepsy. Listen now: bit.ly/3XvZLgI Read the associated article: bit.ly/3jPK0nr

We have the opportunity to better measure the full impact of #firearm injuries. Grateful for the chance to collaborate on this letter with my OCHIN colleague Dr. Nicole Cook #GUNviolence #injury #epidemiology jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/…

Neurology Podcast: Dr. Halley Alexander WFBH Neurology and Neurosurgery and Dr. Wyatt Bensken, PhD discuss the difference in antiseizure medications between racial and ethnic groups among people with #epilepsy. Listen now: bit.ly/3XvZLgI Associated article Neurology: Clinical Practice: bit.ly/3jPK0nr

My Valentine's day poem: Roses are red Violets are blue This NIH grant cycle is done Submitted R01s = two I am so thankful for my mentors and colleagues who helped me reach this milestone of R01 submission (x2!). Here's to hoping reviewers enjoy our proposed work!

Wyatt Bensken, PhD NIH Roses 🌹 are red Smog ☁️ is hazy Leading 2 R01 proposals— Is that brave or crazy? 😜 #ScienceValentines

On #Pharmacoequity and Neurology. Among 78,000 adults with epilepsy, Black (OR 0.71), Hispanic (OR 0.93), and Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Island individuals (OR 0.77) had ⬇️ odds of being on newer anti-seizure 💊 when compared w. White individuals. cp.neurology.org/content/13/1/e…

We're recruiting for a senior scientist to join and help grow OCHIN Research and the burgeoning Quantitative Sciences Core: recruiting.paylocity.com/Recruiting/Job…

In our ahead-of-print paper in Mary Ann Liebert Inc @PM_Alberti, Matt Baker, PhD, and Siran Koroukian and I highlight how Z-codes for #socialrisks #socialneeds have been increasing in use over time - yet their use is variable across states and care settings. More here: doi.org/10.1089/pop.20…

Researchers identified wide-ranging disparities in the patterns of antiseizure mediation generation used across racial and ethnic groups. Read more from Wyatt Bensken, PhD and Siran Koroukian from a study in Neurology: Clinical Practice buff.ly/3OALheY #MedTwitter #SoMeDocs #neurotwitter

New from the Neurology #DEI blog, "Achieving Health Equity in Epilepsy: The Need to Address Disparities in Antiseizure Medication Treatment" by Wyatt Bensken, PhD: bit.ly/3P9QUkn #NeuroTwitter

The latest from Wyatt Bensken, PhD Happy to have been able to help with this project. Always great working with Wyatt Disparities in Adherence and Emergency Department Utilization Among Pe... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Neurology Podcast: The July 2023 replay of past episodes showcases five interviews on social determinants of health in neurology. Listen Now: bit.ly/3pthr1E Stacey Clardy MD PhD Wyatt Bensken, PhD BJ Hicks MD @ASouthStrokeDoc Jeff Ratliff, MD, FAAN Daniel G. Di Luca Jason Crowell

Working with my OCHIN colleagues on AIM AHEAD CONSORTIUM has been a pleasure, and I'm honored to have been appointed as a Co-Director of the AIM-AHEAD Research Fellowship to help lead this important project. I'm excited to see where our first cohort of Fellows go with their research!

❗In our just-released JAMA Health Forum paper we report that 16.7% of patients seen in the OCHIN network who were Medicaid-insured during continuous coverage were uninsured in the first six months of unwinding w/ important disparities. jamanetwork.com/journals/jama-…

People of color were more likely to be disenrolled from Medicaid after continuous enrollment ended last year, new study of community health center patients finds: jamanetwork.com/journals/jama-…

In the six months after continuous Medicaid coverage, 16.7% of adult community health center patients had lost Medicaid coverage and were uninsured, with an outsized impact on minoritized populations. ja.ma/48KRNGT Wyatt Bensken, PhD Siran Koroukian @PM_Alberti Marion Sills, MD, MPH

🚨 Article of the Week 🚨 Variation in Multimorbidity by Sociodemographics and Social Drivers of Health Among Patient Seen at Community-Based Health Centers by Wyatt Bensken, PhD et al journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…