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Can financial incentives be used to encourage vulnerable populations to test for #COVID19? A new study from HIV Alliance @UO_PSI and Camille C. Cioffi says yes & explores the impact of a $10 gift card to incentivize test uptake among people who inject drugs. bit.ly/3hZUGyh

#CPO webinars are free to join & free CEUs/CMEs available. Register today:ow.ly/uUCU50Moo54 Title: Findings from the Fathering in Recovery Intervention Pilot Presenter: Camille C. Cioffi When: 1/26, 3-4pm PST / 6-7pm EST ow.ly/avBw50Moo53

In our latest blog post, authors Estelle Berger, PhD student, Camille C. Cioffi, PhD and Leslie Leve, PhD (Leslie Leve), share recommendations for supporting #youth and their parents in treatment for opioid use disorder. Read here: developingadolescent.semel.ucla.edu/blog/item/supp…

In a recent blog post, Estelle Berger University of Oregon Phd student, #CPO investigators Camille C. Cioffi and @UOPrevSciencein, share recommendations on providing support for parents in treatment for #opioidusedisorder while parenting #adolescents.

#Pregnant people are often hesitant to seek #treatment for #substanceusedisorders fearing arrest or criminal punishment. NIDAnews Director, Dr. Nora Volkow, shares more in an op-ed. Read here: ow.ly/HLSE50MW22S

Postpartum people deserve support not punishment #stopstigmasavelives

Learn about a new Lived Experience Panel for individuals living with pain conditions or recovery from opioid use, an upcoming webinar on Reproductive Harm Reduction, new studies recruiting participants, and more: mailchi.mp/oslc/april-202… #research

Camille C. Cioffi Ph.D., is a #CPO co-investigator & Research Assistant Professor at @UO_PSI. Her community-engaged research focuses on improving health systems for people who use drugs, including those who are postpartum, parenting, & unhoused. Q&A: bit.ly/3J20eUv

Nurture Oregon is an initiative funded by OR Health Authority integrating #maternity care and #substanceuse & social service support. The #CPO is proud to partner on an NIH-funded project evaluating the effects of Nurture Oregon with Dr. Deborah Cohen at OHSU News ow.ly/7NCo50O2uBX

Camille C. Cioffi #CPO investigator, presented at the LinesForLife conference on how k-12 schools and health agencies can #prevent #youth #substanceuse and #overdose together. linesforlife.org

Thank you The College on Problems of Drug Dependence #cpdd2023 for an excellent symposium on racism and the drug war and for highlighting the important work of Drug Policy Alliance and NIDAnews #endthewarondrugs

Last but not least poster session at #CPDD23 presenting research on #moud utilization among #pregnant people in #Oregon

If I could give aspiring scientists and trainees one piece of advice it would be this: Find a mentor who cares enough about you to do this 👇 #Mentorship #AcademicChatter #PhysicianScientist #CareerAdvice

New paper in @DrugAlcoholDep 5,481 adults ~1 mo out of tx answered questions about availability and enjoyment of non-drug free time activities. Access to pleasant non-drug activities was associated with significantly reduced chance of return to substance use.

Nii Mahliare deserves all the credit for this beautiful work! Our participants have appreciated the metal water bottles we distributed with FreeWater.io

Wondering if you’re ready to start a clinical psych PhD? It’s competitive, which can often lead to unhelpful, advice (e.g., “work in a lab for two years”). Here’s my perspective on what makes a person ready for a funded PhD at a research univ, independent of age or stage. 🧵

1/In this commentary, led by Camille C. Cioffi, we reflect on recent guidance issued by a nonprofit organization regarding the selection of people with lived experience of SUD to engage in public discourse. Code to download (the first 50 readers): authors.elsevier.com/c/1jqup3PErogu…

Look at this author list 🤩humbled to be a part of this work

Are we unintentionally excluding voices in #recovery? A commentary by Camille C. Cioffi, Jason Colditz, & colleagues challenges guidelines requiring 5+ years of abstinence for public discourse, advocating for inclusivity & diverse perspectives. Read it here: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…