We had an epidemic of #burnout before #Covid_19 & now we have #healthcareworkers in crisis & quitting. Ideas for action:

Excited to attend my first #DIScience21 conference and present a poster on our #impsci work looking at barriers/facilitators to online delivery of a trauma-informed cultural humility training for teachers. Check it out here: academyhealth.confex.com/academyhealth/…

We are looking to expand our team - Come work with us! GTP is hiring a Research Projects Manager for data management, regulatory compliance and other program@administrative duties. Please share!! staff-emory.icims.com/jobs/81624/psy…

New Health Affairs study shows Black patients had *2.5 times* higher odds of negative descriptors (eg "non-adherent,” "agitated”) in EHRs even after SES/risk adjustment. Concerning for racial bias/racist thinking by docs/RNs Led by M.Sun @DrMonicaPeek E.Tung, T.Oliwa The University of Chicago

NEW FINDING: Cash support for low-income families changes their infants' brain activity. The first study from our #BabysFirstYears randomized control trial of poverty reduction is out, in @PNASnews. pnas.org/content/119/5/… ( 🧵)

gradytraumaproject.com/post/dr-abigai… Can't wait to see Abigail Powers Lott Present at the 2022 Virtual Black Maternal Mental Health Summit on 2/26.

Looking forward to presenting with the wonderful Jenny Mascaro at the @EmoryCompassion contemplative science seminar! Anyone is welcome to tune in on April 20th!

Grateful to be a part of this amazing team Thrive Research Lab

Our team Emory Public Health has a new paper in the Journal of Interpersonal Violence examining if the impact of minimum wage on child neglect varies by the developmental age of the child.

Check out our #gradytraumaproject article on the interaction of autonomy in decision making and feeling respected on birth-related PTSD in postpartum Black women Abigail Powers Lott @gradymidwife @elliemcafeeee Vas Marcia Ash doi.org/10.1080/152997…

Our new paper in Psychiatric Services examines social determinants associated with mental health treatment and unmet needs among Black perinatal women with SPD. Findings highlight the need for implementing more culturally-responsive treatment options. @bwoodsjaeger @MD3_Phd