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Publications

Wound care practices among people who inject drugs in Austin, Texas

McCullough HP, Kane H, Cance J, Tatum C, Loera LJ, Kmetz L, Hill LG

Over-the-Counter Naloxone and Nonprescription Syringe Availability in Community Pharmacies

Loera LJ, Lines JE, Mayberry SR, Hilzendager SA, Ferguson AP, Hill LG.

Relationships between stigma, risk tolerance, and buprenorphine dispensing intentions among community-based pharmacists: Results from a national sample

Light AE, Green TC, Freeman PR, Zadeh PS, Burns AL, Hill LG.

Research priorities for expansion of opioid use disorder treatment in the community pharmacy

Jarrett JB, Bratberg J, Burns AL, et al.

The impact of early direct-contact experiences on reducing mental health stigma among student pharmacists: A pilot study

Tran AR, Patel SA, Loera LJ, Smith T, Catanzano S.

Independent community pharmacists’ attitudes and intentions toward dispensing buprenorphine/naloxone for opioid use disorder

Zalmai RS, Hill LG, Loera LJ, Mosgrove Q, Brown CM.

Medications for opioid use disorder in professional recovery programs in the U.S.: Policies and recommendation patterns

Murchison ML, Loera LJ, Hill LG.

Research and scholarly methods: Audit studies

Loera LJ, Hill LG, Evoy KE, Reveles KR.

A wound care and immunization needs assessment for participants of a mobile syringe services program in Austin, Texas.

Britton TR, Clague MR, Zagorski CM, Hill LG, Loera LJ.

A qualitative exploration of unintentional vs. intentional exposure to fentanyl among people who use drugs in Austin, Texas.

Cance JD, Bingaman A, Kane H, Hairgrove S, Torrez SB, Buck A, Zagorski CM, Loera LJ, Hill LG.

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