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Through dynamic mind-mapping sessions, EMPOWER Project Partners come together to identify and prioritize critical topics for future research. This collective approach ensures that the research agenda reflects the most pressing needs of the community.
Nichole Nidey, assistant professor of epidemiology in the College of Public Health, focuses her research on pregnant people and mothers with substance use disorders. She directs the EMPOWER Project, which is committed to listening to patient stories and ensuring that the voices of those with lived experiences drive meaningful change in health care.