Jonathan D. Avery, MD

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  • 2016–2024Active
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About

Jonathan D. Avery, MD, is affiliated with the Department of Psychiatry at Weill Cornell Medicine in New York. Between 2016 and 2024, Avery has published extensively on topics including addiction, patient care, COVID-19, neurology, psychiatry, rare diseases, and seizures. His work addresses clinical issues such as opioid stabilization in adolescents, physician stigma toward substance use, psychiatric training in emergency medicine, and rare adverse drug reactions. Avery has collaborated frequently with co-authors including Giselle Appel and Joseph J. Avery.

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Impact of Moral Injury on Medical Providers During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Original Research

Impact of Moral Injury on Medical Providers During the COVID-19 Pandemic

February 27, 2024

In this study, interview data showed how omissions and commissions in one’s professional duties created internal conflicts, which were linked to a deeper sense of guilt and blame around...
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An Approach to Address the Need for Adolescent Opioid Stabilization and Treatment
Brief Report

An Approach to Address the Need for Adolescent Opioid Stabilization and Treatment

April 18, 2023

This report describes creation and implementation of a protocol to identify and treat opioid use disorder in youth, with the shared goals of providing evidenced-based care in a standardized...
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Physician Stigma Toward Adolescents With Nicotine and Opiate Use
Brief Report

Physician Stigma Toward Adolescents With Nicotine and Opiate Use

March 14, 2023

Physicians were found to have worse attitudes toward adolescent patients who use opiates and nicotine compared with those who have MDD or type 1 diabetes.
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Original Research

Efficacy of Peers in Addiction Training for Internal Medicine Residents

October 7, 2021

Internists often care for patients with substance use disorders but do not receive adequate training. This study sought to improve internal medicine residents’ attitudes regarding substance use disorders with...
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Brief Report

A Call for Increased Psychiatric Training in Emergency Medicine

August 13, 2020

Substance use disorders and borderline personality disorder are highly stigmatized within medicine and society. This study evaluated emergency medicine physician attitudes toward patients with these disorders.
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Case Report

Stevens-Johnson Syndrome After Exposure to Valproic Acid

March 28, 2019

The risk of Stevens-Johnson syndrome in patients taking valproic acid may be underestimated in current clinical practice. Read this case report to find out more.
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Article

Attitudes Toward Mental Illness and Substance Use

January 3, 2019

Do resident physicians tend to have negative attitudes toward patients with mental illness and substance use disorders?  This study explores residents' attitudes and offers solutions to improve them. Read...
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Letter to the Editor

Psychosis Following LASIK Surgery

September 22, 2016

Is there a link between psychiatric illness and laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) surgery? Read the case of a man who developed first-onset psychotic symptoms following the procedure.
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