Dr. Jessica Moe
@jmoe_ubc
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Emergency Medicine ׀ EM Research ׀ Principal Investigator of the EMED Study ׀ Public Health ׀ Substance Use & Addictions ׀ Healthy Oceans
Vancouver, British Columbia
Joined June 2019
The EMED Study Team at the Department of Emergency Medicine Research Day 2025!. Our presenters:.- Cindy Liu.- Sahi Hajirawala.- Eknoor Toor.- Tiffany Chiu. Featuring:.Willem Martzke, Khushi Dabla, Elle Wang, Dr. Andrew Kestler
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I am honored to share one of my recent publications on the perceptions of healthcare workers in emergency departments on connecting individuals with Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) to first-line treatment, buprenorphine/naloxone. @BioMedCentral .
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RT @VCHResearch: In a study led by VCHRI investigator Dr. Jessica Moe & clinical pharmacy specialist Dr. Katherin Badke, emergency departme….
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Thank you, Seth Long, for presenting on behalf of the EMED Study. It was an honor to share our preliminary results at @CCSACanada's Issues of Substance Conference. #EMEDStudy #CCSAConference #OAT #opioidagonisttherapy #suboxone #VCH.
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Learn about Suboxone, an opioid agonist therapy (OAT) used to help manage opioid dependence and support individuals with their substance use. Please share this information with others who may benefit. Contact us if you need support finding resources!
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Hi everyone! . I am leading a research program focusing on developing and evaluating emergency department and community-based interventions for patients with substance and opioid use. I invite you to explore my publications and research objectives on my website (Link in bio🔗)
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We are actively in rolling participants at University of British Columbia Hospital, Vancouver General Hospital, St. Paul's Hospital, and Northeast Community Health Centre (Alberta).
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Learn more about the work we are doing and the EMED study at
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Our goal is to increase awareness of take-home Suboxone packages available through our research study. We hope to maximize the enrolment of those who may benefit from Suboxone!. #research #mentalhealth #Suboxone #BC #addictionawareness
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Hello all, I'd like to formally introduce you to the EMED Study Page! We will be using this page to share updates on the study, inform you all about the work we are doing, and hopefully engage with those who may benefit from enrollment in the study! #Research
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