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Implementing Addiction Student Interest Groups to Increase Interest and Decrease Stigma
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This video is a workshop on implementing addiction student interest groups to increase interest and decrease stigma. The workshop is hosted by Minhee, a fourth-year medical student, and she is joined by Dr. Koal, a fellowship program director for addictions, Rachel Greenberg, a second-year medical student and co-founder of the addiction medicine student interest group, Patrick Brown, an MS3 at Oregon Health and Science University, Gabrielle Campos, a second-year medical student at Yale Medical School, and Dr. Morford, an assistant professor at Yale School of Medicine. The workshop covers topics such as creating student interest groups, funding options, an interprofessional approach to student interest groups, and the importance of collaboration with other health professionals. The presenters share their experiences and provide useful tips and strategies for organizing and expanding student interest groups focused on addiction. Following the presentations, breakout sessions are held where participants can discuss their own experiences and interests in forming or expanding student interest groups.
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workshop
addiction student interest groups
interest
stigma
Minhee
Dr. Koal
Rachel Greenberg
Patrick Brown
Gabrielle Campos
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