Sugy Choi

Assistant Professor

New York University

United States

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Sugy Choi is an Assistant Professor at New York University, specializing in substance use disorder treatment, telehealth disparities, and person-centered care. Her recent research focuses on advancing quality measurement in opioid use disorder treatment and addressing health coverage disparities among diverse populations. Additionally, she explores the intersection of reproductive rights and medication access for pregnant women, alongside advocating for equitable care delivery in acute settings. Professor Choi's work emphasizes the need for inclusive research addressing substance use and mental health among understudied racial-ethnic groups.

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Edward Bernstein, MD, FACEP

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Advancing person-centered care: Protocol for quality measurement and management (QM2) in the New York State system for opioid use disorder treatment

Telehealth Disparities in Outpatient Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Treatment among Medicaid Beneficiaries during COVID-19

Reimagining the Role of Communication in Medical Consensus to Address Medical Mistrust and Disinformation

Reproductive rights at the U.S. state level and medication access for pregnant women with opioid use

Strategies to improve delivery of equitable and evidence-informed care for pregnant and birthing people with a substance use disorder in acute care settings: A scoping review protocol

Advocating Disaggregating “Othering” of Racial-Ethnic Groups: Addressing Overall Substance Use and Mental Health Among Diverse Youth Populations

Reduced Education-Related Health Coverage Disparities Among Asian American Adults After the ACA

Suicide ideation and behavior disparities among high school students: Examining Asian and multiracial race/ethnicity groups

In our responses to the overdose epidemic, we cannot forget pregnant and postpartum people

Organizational access points and substance use disorder treatment utilization among Black women: a longitudinal cohort study

Clinics Optimizing MEthadone Take-homes for opioid use disorder (COMET): Protocol for a stepped-wedge randomized trial to facilitate clinic level changes

Urgent need for substance use disorder research among understudied populations: examining the Asian-American experience

Mixed-methods study to examine the response of opioid addiction treatment programmes to COVID-19: a study protocol

Motherhood, pregnancy and gateways to intervene in substance use disorder

The teamwork structure, process, and context of a paediatric cardiac surgery team in Mongolia: A mixed‐methods approach

Shorter outpatient wait-times for buprenorphine are associated with linkage to care post-hospital discharge

Hepatitis C Virus Screening among Medicaid-Insured Individuals with Opioid Use Disorder across Substance Use Disorder Treatment Settings

Outcomes of trauma education workshop in Vietnam: improving diagnostic and surgical skills

Evaluation of a Ten-Year Team-Based Collaborative Capacity-Building Program for Pediatric Cardiac Surgery in Uzbekistan: Lessons and Implications

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Se Jin Oh

Charles Cleland

Carla King

Stella S Yi

Edward Bernstein, MD, FACEP

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