Amanda Risser

Oregon Health & Science University

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Section Of Portland State University School Of Public Health And Addiction Medicine

NoneAmanda Risser is currently serving as a Section Of Portland State University School Of Public Health And Addiction Medicine faculty at Oregon Health & Science University.

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Amanda Risser

Oregon Health & Science University

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medicine addiction opioid epidemic opioid use disorder public health pharmacology gynecology clinical epidemiology substance use disorders addiction medicine substance use addiction treatment preventive healthcare patient safety oncology adolescent health rheumatology preventive medicine symptom management urogynecology venereology supportive care health planning pediatric nursing harm reduction pain medicine addictive behaviors hospital infections communicable diseases infection control obstetrics and gynaecology drug safety symptomatic treatment disease prevention pharmacovigilance pelvic floor dysfunction pediatric orthopedic surgery adolescent medicine child mental health maternity service drug policy opioid overdose substance addiction clinical infectious disease pharmacoeconomics high-risk pregnancies obstetrics drug treatment nsaid prescribing precautions current perspectives pelvic inflammatory disease opioid-dependent mothers improve outcomes their children safety net opioid dependence critical learning discouraging misuse naloxone component cost-effectiveness analysis buprenorphine vs methadone opioid addiction

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The Naloxone Component of Buprenorphine/Naloxone: Discouraging Misuse, but at What Cost?. Journal of Addiction Medicine (2022)

Jessica GreggJennifer HartleyDavid LawrenceAmanda RisserChristopher Blazes

public healthsubstance abuseopioid use disorderopioid epidemicsubstance addictionaddiction medicinesubstance useaddictionaddiction treatmentsubstance use disordersaddictive behaviorsnaloxone componentdiscouraging misuseopioid overdose

Project Nurture Integrates Care and Services to Improve Outcomes for Opioid-Dependent Mothers and Their Children. Health Affairs (2020)

pediatric nursingopioid use disorderhealth services researchimplementation researchchild developmenthealth planningopioid epidemicchild mental healthnursingimprove outcomesprimary carefamily medicinematernity serviceopioid-dependent motherstheir childrensupportive caresocial work

Current Perspectives in the USA on the Diagnosis and Treatment of Pelvic Inflammatory Disease in Adolescents. Adolescent Health Medicine and Therapeutics (2017)

medicinerheumatologypelvic inflammatory diseasevenereologycurrent perspectivesadolescent healthpelvic floor dysfunctionclinical epidemiologypediatric orthopedic surgerypediatricsgynecologyadolescent medicineurogynecology

Treating Opioid Dependence With Buprenorphine in the Safety Net: Critical Learning From Clinical Data. The Journal of Behavioral Health Services & Research (2017)

opioid use disordermedicineopioid epidemicpain medicinesafety netcritical learningaddiction medicineopioid dependencedrug policypsychiatryaddictionsubstance usesubstance use disordersharm reductionhealth policy

124: Buprenorphine vs Methadone for Maintenance of Opioid Addiction During Pregnancy: A Cost-Effectiveness Analysis. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology (2012)

Jessica FowlerJenna EmersonAllison AllenSarah DilleyNicholas GideonseTraci RieckmannAmanda RisserAaron Caughey

cost-effectiveness analysisbuprenorphine vs methadonepharmacologydrug treatmentopioid addictionpharmacoeconomicshigh-risk pregnanciesobstetrics and gynaecologymaternal healthaddictionaddiction treatmentobstetricsgynecologyhealth policy

Nsaid Prescribing Precautions.. PubMed (2009)

Amanda RisserDeirdre DonovanJohn HeintzmanTanya Page

public healthmedicinedrug safetypharmacologypatient safetysymptomatic treatmentsymptom managementpreventive healthcarepharmacovigilanceoncologypreventive medicinedisease preventionnsaid prescribing precautions

Epidemiology of Infections in Women. Infectious Disease Clinics of North America (2008)

communicable diseasesinfection controlepidemiologywomen's healthhospital infectionsclinical epidemiologyinfectious diseasessexual and reproductive healthinfectious diseases (medical specialty)clinical infectious disease

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Amanda Risser

Oregon Health & Science University

Affiliations

Section Of Portland State University School Of Public Health And Addiction Medicine

NoneAmanda Risser is currently serving as a Section Of Portland State University School Of Public Health And Addiction Medicine faculty at Oregon Health & Science University.

Honors