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Using Gamification to Engage People with Opioid Use Disorder in Human-Centered Research

Because of sharp increases in opioid overdoses, emergency doctors at Eskenazi Hospital in Indianapolis developed Project POINT to reach drug users when they are most receptive to change—soon after a …

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Research Jam Was All IN At The Indiana State Fair

Last month, Research Jam (AKA CHeP’s Patient Engagement Core) teamed up with their friends at All IN to host a booth at the Indiana State Fair. All IN is a …

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Session Recap: The Game of Liver Transplant

In a jam session held in February, we introduced the Game of Liver Transplant to adolescents with biliary atresia and their parents. The object of the game is to move past your liver transplant.

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