National Resource Center for Academic Detailing [NaRCAD]
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    • WHY WE MATTER
    • Our Team
    • Internship Program
    • Testimonials
    • Contact Us
  • TRAINING & LEARNING
    • Training Series
    • SKILLS LAB
    • ON-DEMAND WEBCASTS
    • Virtual Coaching Sessions
  • Tools
    • Program Planning Hub
    • AD How-To Guides
    • AD Core Toolkits >
      • Inclusivity Toolkit
      • Evaluation Toolkit
      • Opioid Safety Toolkit
      • HIV Prevention Toolkit
      • E-Detailing Toolkit
  • Community
    • COMMUNITY CHECK-INS
    • Peer Connection Program
    • Detailing Community
  • EVENTS
    • CONFERENCE SERIES
    • THE CONFERENCE HUB
    • AD Summit Series
    • The AD Summit Hub
  • MEDIA CENTER
    • The Details Blog
    • Podcast Series
    • e-newsletter
    • AD Literature Archives
    • Virtual Bookshelf

April Hopcroft (she/her)
PUBLIC HEALTH INTERN

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April is pursuing her MPH in Social & Behavioral Sciences at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Over the summer, while analyzing viral hepatitis surveillance in New Hampshire, she was struck by the potential of academic detailing to address gaps in monitoring and to build more resilient public health systems. She is eager to apply her background in health communications, quality improvement, and implementation science to address disparities in chronic disease, substance use, and environmental health. Prior to attending graduate school, she spent three years reporting on diabetes therapies and technologies in San Francisco. April holds a B.A. from Smith College.


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​NaRCAD is a program of the Boston Medical Center, founded at Brigham & Women's Hospital, Division of Pharmacoepidemiology & Pharmacoeconomics.
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