Lack of Widespread Adoption of Nonstigmatizing Language on Liver Transplant Center Websites
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April 26, 2024
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Stigmatizing language on transplant websites may deter patients with alcohol use disorder from seeking medical care.
A study examined the language on 114 U.S. liver transplant center websites and 104 addiction psychiatry services.
71.9% of liver transplant centers described alcohol use disorder, while 37.5% of addiction psychiatry services did.
87.8% of liver transplant center websites and 46.2% of addiction psychiatry service websites included stigmatizing language.
The findings indicate inconsistencies in the use of nonstigmatizing language across liver transplant centers and addiction services.
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