Judith ColeGuest
Betty LongGuestLauren WalkerHost[outro music] Welcome to the Clinical Education Initiative podcast, Conversations with CEI, where we feature conversations with clinical experts, their experience and insights on current health issues in the areas of HIV, primary care and prevention, sexual health, hepatitis C, and drug user health.
My name is Lauren Walker, and I'm the director of CEI's Hepatitis C and Drug User Health Center of Excellence.
Today, I'm joined by two amazing nurses to talk about harm reduction and how it's implemented in clinical practice.
Harm reduction communication and relationship building in particular are compassionate, non-judgmental approaches focused on meeting people where they are.
They both rely on shifting away from stigma and bias to create a safe, open dialogue between patient and provider that builds trust and autonomy and prioritizes safety, dignity, and incremental patient-led change.
On today's episode, we'll hear from Betty Long, a nurse practitioner specializing in primary care, HIV medicine, and addiction medicine.
Betty is currently the manager of addiction medicine and mobile health for a federally qualified health center located in Harlem.
We're joined by Judith Cole, a dual-certified nurse practitioner currently serving as senior director of medical services at Harlem United.
Judith is also a prescribing clinician for Ophelia Health, where she delivers telehealth-based treatment for opioid use disorder.
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