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An Evaluation of Opioid Use in Black Communities: A Rapid Review of the Literature

Video Author: Dr. Ayana Jordan
Published on: 03.16.2021
Associated with: Harvard Review of Psychiatry. 29(2):108-130, March/April 2021

A video introduction to An Evaluation of Opioid Use in Black Communities: A Rapid Review of the Literature by Dr. Ayana Jordan, lead author of this rapid review article published in the March/April 2021 issue. In this brief video abstract, Dr. Jordan and colleagues discuss the process followed to obtain results about Black people who use opioids and key implications for future research and clinical care to improve health outcomes for this often overlooked population.

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