Justeen Hyde
Biographic Data
| ID | 232307 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Justeen Hyde |
| GIVEN NAMES | Justeen |
| FAMILY NAME | Hyde |
| SIGNATURE | HYDE J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Boston University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5155-0924 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 32 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 74 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 32 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Building and Sustaining Patient Engagement Infrastructure Focused on Overdose Prevention Within a US Veterans Affairs National Research Network
Racial and ethnic differences in buprenorphine initiation and retention prior to and after Covid-19: A national cohort study of veterans with opioid use disorder
Objective Evaluate racial and ethnic differences in the duration of buprenorphine treatment among veterans diagnosed with opioid use disorder (OUD) between 2016 and 2021.Method A longitudinal retrospective cohort analysis was conducted using nationwide Veterans Health Administration electronic health records. The study included veterans diagnosed with OUD between January 14, 2016, to April 1, 2021. The main outcome was the duration of continuous …
Spiritual Supports for Formerly Unhoused US Veterans: A Quality Improvement Evaluation
Health Care Journeys of Veterans With Gulf War Illness
BACKGROUND: There is an acknowledged need to improve care for patients with persistent physical symptoms. Veterans who served in the 1990-91 Gulf War are a subpopulation of U.S. military Veterans who have been struggling with persistent physical symptoms for decades. The current study sought to characterize Veterans' historic path through the health care system and current experience of care to identify opportunities to improve care. METHODS: Ana…
Personal Health Goals in Homeless-Experienced Veterans: Rates, Patterns, and Associations With Health-Related Needs
OBJECTIVE: To advance patient-centered care for high-need homeless-experienced patients, we identified the rates of various personal health goals, the broader domains that underlie these goals, and associations between these domains and the health-related needs of this population. METHOD: The sample consisted of 176 veterans from 3 VA Medical Centers who were enrolled in primary care, on VA's Homeless Registry, and high utilizers of acute care. A…
Addressing spiritual needs of Veterans post-incarceration: A needs assessment
The Veterans Health Administration (VHA) offers spiritual supports to Veterans nationally through its Chaplaincy Service and its Whole Health initiative. There are no systematic efforts to extend spiritual supports to Veterans re-entering community post-incarceration, however. Thus, the full potential of spiritual supports in bolstering well-being and minimizing recidivism during re-entry may not be fully realized. To explore this potential and w…
“It’s more than a ride” veteran perceptions of peer specialist qualities and activities that were most valuable for post-incarceration reentry: A qualitative analysis
Social needs and health outcomes in two rural Veteran populations
BACKGROUND: Addressing social needs is a priority for many health systems, including the Veterans Health Administration (VA). Nearly a quarter of Veterans reside in rural areas and experience a high social need burden. The purpose of this study was to assess the prevalence and association with health outcomes of social needs in two distinct rural Veteran populations. METHODS: We conducted a survey (n = 1150) of Veterans at 2 rural VA sites, 1 in …
Sex Differences in Suicide, Lethal Means, and Years of Potential Life Lost Among Veterans With Substance Use Disorder
She thought the same way I that I thought: ’ A qualitative study of patient-provider concordance among Gulf War Veterans with Gulf War Illness
Objective: Medically unexplained symptoms (MUS), such as chronic fatigue syndrome, irritable bowel syndrome, and Gulf War Illness (GWI), are difficult to treat. Concordance—shared understanding between patient and provider about illness causes, course, and treatment—is an essential component of high-quality care for people with MUS. This qualitative paper focuses on the experiences of United States military Veterans living with GWI who have endur…
US military veterans’ perceived concordance with their providers regarding persistent physical symptoms prospectively predicts satisfaction with care and adherence to care plans
BACKGROUND: Medically unexplained, persistent physical symptoms and syndromes are commonly seen in primary care. These are debilitating for patients and difficult to treat, causing frustration for patients and providers. PURPOSE: This study investigates how well US military veterans with multiple persistent physical symptoms (PPS), called Gulf War illness (GWI), agree with their healthcare providers about their illness. This agreement, called per…
Factors associated with irregular discharges in the VA domiciliary care for homeless veterans (DCHV) program
The Domiciliary Care for Homeless Veterans (DCHV) programs provide time-limited residential treatment for veterans experiencing homelessness. Veterans prematurely leave DCHV programs for a variety of reasons, referred to as an “irregular discharge.” Our aim was to identify factors associated with irregular discharges from DCHV programs using multivariable logistic regressions on a national administrative dataset of 12,337 Veteran admitted to DCHV…
Impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on health care utilization for commercial and Medicaid beneficiaries with opioid use disorder
Introduction We sought to examine how COVID-19 affected opioid use disorder (OUD)-specific health care utilization for insured individuals with preexisting OUD during the first year of the pandemic
A Whole-Person Measurement Strategy for Vulnerable Veterans: Revisiting Maslow’s Hierarchy
“Human needs arrange themselves in hierarchies of pre-potency. The appearance of one need usually rests on the prior satisfaction of another, more pre-potent need.” —Abraham Maslow, Hierarchy of Needs: A Theory of Human Motivation The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) State of the Art (SOTA) conference on March 29-30, 2023, on the measurement of whole-person outcomes (ie, indices of well-being that capture what matters most to patients rather t…
Youth in foster care: Highlighting the importance of youth engagement in mental health treatment decisions
Enhancing community integration after incarceration: Findings from a prospective study of an intensive peer support intervention for veterans with an historical comparison group
The Whole Health Transformation at the Veterans Health Administration: Moving From “What’s the Matter With You?” to “What Matters to You?”
The Veterans Health Administration is undergoing a system-wide transformation to a Whole Person/Whole Health approach to care. The Whole Health model of care is described including early outcome data on utilization and effectiveness. The paper describes the first 10 years of this transformation and provides lessons learned during that process regarding large-scale system change
I've just never done that: ” The influence of transitional anxiety on post‐incarceration reentry and reintegration experiences among veterans
Military veterans involved in the criminal justice system are a vulnerable subpopulation that has extensive physical and behavioural health treatment needs. Like non-veteran populations, safe and stable housing, employment and social support are critical for veterans returning to society after incarceration. The challenges of social reintegration are immense, and the risk of recidivism is high. The U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) has deve…
How Should We Organize Care for Patients With Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Comorbidities? A Multisite Qualitative Study of Human Immunodeficiency Virus Care in the United States Department of Vete…
BACKGROUND: With human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) now managed as a chronic disease, health care has had to change and expand to include management of other critical comorbidities. We sought to understand how variation in the organization, structure and processes of HIV and comorbidity care, based on patient-centered medical home (PCMH) principles, was related to care quality for Veterans with HIV. RESEARCH DESIGN: Qualitative site visits were c…
Antipsychotic treatment for youth in foster care: Perspectives on improving youths’ experiences in providing informed consent
The disproportionate prescribing of high-risk antipsychotic medication for youth in foster care is a significant social problem across the U.S. This qualitative study examined stakeholder perceptions of prescribing, being prescribed, or overseeing prescriptions for youth in foster care. Interviews and focus groups were conducted with clinicians, child welfare caseworkers, foster caregivers, and foster care alumni. The overall aim was to systemati…
Because the country, it seems though, has turned their back on me: Experiences of institutional betrayal among veterans living with Gulf War Illness
Transforming the Veterans Affairs to a Whole Health System of Care: Time for Action and Research
Bokhour, Barbara G. PhD; Haun, Jolie N. PhD; Hyde, Justeen PhD; Charns, Martin DBA; Kligler, Benjamin MD, MPHAuthor Information
Coordinating across correctional, community, and VA systems: Applying the Collaborative Chronic Care Model to post-incarceration healthcare and reentry support for veterans with mental health and subs…
A novel application of process mapping in a criminal justice setting to examine implementation of peer support for veterans leaving incarceration
BACKGROUND: Between 12,000 and 16,000 veterans leave incarceration every year, yet resources are limited for reentry support that helps veterans remain connected to VA and community health care and services after leaving incarceration. Homelessness and criminal justice recidivism may result when such follow-up and support are lacking. In order to determine where gaps exist in current reentry support efforts, we developed a novel methodological ad…
The debate over rational decision making in evidence-based medicine: Implications for evidence-informed policy
Many of the resources developed to promote the use of evidence in policy aspire to an ideal of rational decision making, yet their basis in the decision sciences is often unclear. Tracing the historical development of evidence-informed policy to its roots in evidence-based medicine (EBM), we distinguish between two understandings of how research evidence may be applied. Advocates for EBM all seek to use research evidence to optimise clinical care…
Adolescents' perspectives on placement moves and congregate settings: Complex and cumulative instabilities in out-of-home care
Because the country, it seems though, has turned their back on me: Experiences of institutional betrayal among veterans living with Gulf War Illness
Environmental correlates of pediatric social illness: Preventive implications of an advocacy approach
A control prospective study of child abuse and neglect, failure to thrive, accidents and poisonings included 303 inpatients and 257 outpatients. Analysis of maternal interview clinical data demonstrated significant differences between cases and controls in summative indices of environmental stress, including housing, employment, and access to essential services. The associations with a postulated common causal underpinning of these illnesses argu…
Homeless Youth and the Politics of Redevelopment
I've just never done that: ” The influence of transitional anxiety on post‐incarceration reentry and reintegration experiences among veterans
Military veterans involved in the criminal justice system are a vulnerable subpopulation that has extensive physical and behavioural health treatment needs. Like non-veteran populations, safe and stable housing, employment and social support are critical for veterans returning to society after incarceration. The challenges of social reintegration are immense, and the risk of recidivism is high. The U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) has deve…
US military veterans’ perceived concordance with their providers regarding persistent physical symptoms prospectively predicts satisfaction with care and adherence to care plans
BACKGROUND: Medically unexplained, persistent physical symptoms and syndromes are commonly seen in primary care. These are debilitating for patients and difficult to treat, causing frustration for patients and providers. PURPOSE: This study investigates how well US military veterans with multiple persistent physical symptoms (PPS), called Gulf War illness (GWI), agree with their healthcare providers about their illness. This agreement, called per…
Psychotropic medication oversight for youth in foster care: A national perspective on state child welfare policy and practice guidelines
The debate over rational decision making in evidence-based medicine: Implications for evidence-informed policy
Many of the resources developed to promote the use of evidence in policy aspire to an ideal of rational decision making, yet their basis in the decision sciences is often unclear. Tracing the historical development of evidence-informed policy to its roots in evidence-based medicine (EBM), we distinguish between two understandings of how research evidence may be applied. Advocates for EBM all seek to use research evidence to optimise clinical care…
I Don't Know What They Know”: Knowledge transfer in mandated referral from child welfare to early intervention
Environmental correlates of pediatric social illness: Preventive implications of an advocacy approach
A control prospective study of child abuse and neglect, failure to thrive, accidents and poisonings included 303 inpatients and 257 outpatients. Analysis of maternal interview clinical data demonstrated significant differences between cases and controls in summative indices of environmental stress, including housing, employment, and access to essential services. The associations with a postulated common causal underpinning of these illnesses argu…
Homeless Youth and the Politics of Redevelopment
From home to street: Understanding young people's transitions into homelessness
This paper explores why young people leave home and become homeless. Drawing on life history interviews conducted with 50 homeless youth in Los Angeles, explanations provided by participants for becoming homelessness and how they understand their experiences are presented. In professional discourses, homeless young people are often portrayed as victims of physical abuse and emotional neglect. Although participants’ narratives reveal that abuse an…
Adolescents' perspectives on placement moves and congregate settings: Complex and cumulative instabilities in out-of-home care
Psychotropic medication oversight for youth in foster care: A national perspective on state child welfare policy and practice guidelines
I Don't Know What They Know”: Knowledge transfer in mandated referral from child welfare to early intervention
Creating Space for Veterans' Voices in the Production of Knowledge
Coordinating across correctional, community, and VA systems: Applying the Collaborative Chronic Care Model to post-incarceration healthcare and reentry support for veterans with mental health and subs…
A novel application of process mapping in a criminal justice setting to examine implementation of peer support for veterans leaving incarceration
BACKGROUND: Between 12,000 and 16,000 veterans leave incarceration every year, yet resources are limited for reentry support that helps veterans remain connected to VA and community health care and services after leaving incarceration. Homelessness and criminal justice recidivism may result when such follow-up and support are lacking. In order to determine where gaps exist in current reentry support efforts, we developed a novel methodological ad…
The debate over rational decision making in evidence-based medicine: Implications for evidence-informed policy
Many of the resources developed to promote the use of evidence in policy aspire to an ideal of rational decision making, yet their basis in the decision sciences is often unclear. Tracing the historical development of evidence-informed policy to its roots in evidence-based medicine (EBM), we distinguish between two understandings of how research evidence may be applied. Advocates for EBM all seek to use research evidence to optimise clinical care…
Transforming the Veterans Affairs to a Whole Health System of Care: Time for Action and Research
Bokhour, Barbara G. PhD; Haun, Jolie N. PhD; Hyde, Justeen PhD; Charns, Martin DBA; Kligler, Benjamin MD, MPHAuthor Information
I've just never done that: ” The influence of transitional anxiety on post‐incarceration reentry and reintegration experiences among veterans
Military veterans involved in the criminal justice system are a vulnerable subpopulation that has extensive physical and behavioural health treatment needs. Like non-veteran populations, safe and stable housing, employment and social support are critical for veterans returning to society after incarceration. The challenges of social reintegration are immense, and the risk of recidivism is high. The U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) has deve…
How Should We Organize Care for Patients With Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Comorbidities? A Multisite Qualitative Study of Human Immunodeficiency Virus Care in the United States Department of Vete…
BACKGROUND: With human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) now managed as a chronic disease, health care has had to change and expand to include management of other critical comorbidities. We sought to understand how variation in the organization, structure and processes of HIV and comorbidity care, based on patient-centered medical home (PCMH) principles, was related to care quality for Veterans with HIV. RESEARCH DESIGN: Qualitative site visits were c…
Antipsychotic treatment for youth in foster care: Perspectives on improving youths’ experiences in providing informed consent
The disproportionate prescribing of high-risk antipsychotic medication for youth in foster care is a significant social problem across the U.S. This qualitative study examined stakeholder perceptions of prescribing, being prescribed, or overseeing prescriptions for youth in foster care. Interviews and focus groups were conducted with clinicians, child welfare caseworkers, foster caregivers, and foster care alumni. The overall aim was to systemati…
Because the country, it seems though, has turned their back on me: Experiences of institutional betrayal among veterans living with Gulf War Illness
Enhancing community integration after incarceration: Findings from a prospective study of an intensive peer support intervention for veterans with an historical comparison group
The Whole Health Transformation at the Veterans Health Administration: Moving From “What’s the Matter With You?” to “What Matters to You?”
The Veterans Health Administration is undergoing a system-wide transformation to a Whole Person/Whole Health approach to care. The Whole Health model of care is described including early outcome data on utilization and effectiveness. The paper describes the first 10 years of this transformation and provides lessons learned during that process regarding large-scale system change
Factors associated with irregular discharges in the VA domiciliary care for homeless veterans (DCHV) program
The Domiciliary Care for Homeless Veterans (DCHV) programs provide time-limited residential treatment for veterans experiencing homelessness. Veterans prematurely leave DCHV programs for a variety of reasons, referred to as an “irregular discharge.” Our aim was to identify factors associated with irregular discharges from DCHV programs using multivariable logistic regressions on a national administrative dataset of 12,337 Veteran admitted to DCHV…
Impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on health care utilization for commercial and Medicaid beneficiaries with opioid use disorder
Introduction We sought to examine how COVID-19 affected opioid use disorder (OUD)-specific health care utilization for insured individuals with preexisting OUD during the first year of the pandemic
A Whole-Person Measurement Strategy for Vulnerable Veterans: Revisiting Maslow’s Hierarchy
“Human needs arrange themselves in hierarchies of pre-potency. The appearance of one need usually rests on the prior satisfaction of another, more pre-potent need.” —Abraham Maslow, Hierarchy of Needs: A Theory of Human Motivation The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) State of the Art (SOTA) conference on March 29-30, 2023, on the measurement of whole-person outcomes (ie, indices of well-being that capture what matters most to patients rather t…
Youth in foster care: Highlighting the importance of youth engagement in mental health treatment decisions
Addressing spiritual needs of Veterans post-incarceration: A needs assessment
The Veterans Health Administration (VHA) offers spiritual supports to Veterans nationally through its Chaplaincy Service and its Whole Health initiative. There are no systematic efforts to extend spiritual supports to Veterans re-entering community post-incarceration, however. Thus, the full potential of spiritual supports in bolstering well-being and minimizing recidivism during re-entry may not be fully realized. To explore this potential and w…
“It’s more than a ride” veteran perceptions of peer specialist qualities and activities that were most valuable for post-incarceration reentry: A qualitative analysis
Social needs and health outcomes in two rural Veteran populations
BACKGROUND: Addressing social needs is a priority for many health systems, including the Veterans Health Administration (VA). Nearly a quarter of Veterans reside in rural areas and experience a high social need burden. The purpose of this study was to assess the prevalence and association with health outcomes of social needs in two distinct rural Veteran populations. METHODS: We conducted a survey (n = 1150) of Veterans at 2 rural VA sites, 1 in …
Sex Differences in Suicide, Lethal Means, and Years of Potential Life Lost Among Veterans With Substance Use Disorder
Medicine (22 works) · Psychiatry (17 works) · Psychology (17 works) · Health care (15 works) · Political science (13 works) · Veterans Affairs (12 works) · Nursing (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Qualitative research (8 works) · Homelessness and Social Issues (7 works)