The Disrupted Care National Project (DCNP) team holds monthly meetings to facilitate connections between investigators and to accelerate the progress of work on COVID-19 disrupted and deferred care. This initiative of the DCNP, led by Dr. Brian Lucas, includes large group discussions about shared analytic challenges, works-in-progress (WIP) sessions for investigators to present their work in a trusted setting filled with friendly skepticism and brainstormed solutions, and outside speakers who can contribute unique analytic and methodologic expertise.
Please contact Samuel Rosa for additional information, including meeting times.
Meeting Date* | Presenter(s) | Topic(s) and/or Presentation Title |
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Jan 25 2022 | Louise Davies Brian Lucas Karen McNamara Daniel Weinberger |
Framework of the DNCP WIP: How did excess mortality differ between the VA population and the general US population during the first phase of the COVID-19 pandemic? |
Mar 1 2022 | David Atkins Karen McNamara |
Current conceptualization of the Disrupted Care Agenda and the development of a Model of Disrupted Care (slides) |
Apr 19 2022 | Brian Lucas | Defining COVID-19 pre and pandemic periods |
May 24 2022 | Celina Yong Virginia Wang |
Discussion of pandemic period definitions from two models used by disrupted care projects:
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Jun 28 2022 | Liam Rose | Disrupted care in VA and utilization outside VA (defining denominators) (slides) (recording available to project participants) |
Sep 27 2022 | Daniel Weinberger | A defense of ecological analysis (slides) (recording available to project participants) |
Oct 25 2022 | Elizabeth Oliva | Strategies to improve utilization of post-overdose evidence-based risk mitigation among non-fatal overdoses in VA (NOVA) (recording available to project participants) |
Nov 29 2022 | Virginia Wang Amal Trivedi |
Impact of COVID-era disrupted care on disparities in outcomes among Veterans with kidney failure (recording available to project participants) |
Jan 31 2023 | Alan McGuire Marianne Matthias |
COVID-19 Impact on pain management: highlighting, explaining, and realigning services (CIPHER) (recording available to project participants) |
Feb 28 2023 | Emily Williams Jennifer Chen |
Applying Critical Race Theory to investigate the impact of COVID-19-related policy changes on racial/ethnic disparities in medication treatment for opioid use disorder (recording available to project participants) |