Research Study2019

A Mobile Clinic Care Coordination Program: Enhancing Patient Care with Innovative Roles for Undergraduate Students.

Nguyen, Thuy; Ng, Yunfai; Lehenaff, Ryanne; McCoy, Dakota; Laughrey, Megan; Grigg, James; Stein, Gerald H; Hardt, Nancy S

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Authors
Nguyen, Thuy; Ng, Yunfai; Lehenaff, Ryanne; McCoy, Dakota; Laughrey, Megan; Grigg, James; Stein, Gerald H; Hardt, Nancy S
Journal
Journal of health care for the poor and underserved
Year
2019
Study design
Program Description/Commentary
Setting
Multiple/Unspecified
Population
General/Unspecified
Outcome domain
Academic/Educational Outcomes
Type of organization
Academic

Abstract

The University of Florida Mobile Outreach Clinic's Care Coordination Program uses trained undergraduate volunteers to provide vital services; these include patient intake, recording vital signs, scribing first drafts of clinic notes, and making follow-up phone calls. The program and its benefits are replicable as demonstrated by our systematic implementation plan.

Cite this study:Nguyen, Thuy; Ng, Yunfai; Lehenaff, Ryanne; McCoy, Dakota; Laughrey, Megan; Grigg, James; Stein, Gerald H; Hardt, Nancy S (2019). A Mobile Clinic Care Coordination Program: Enhancing Patient Care with Innovative Roles for Undergraduate Students. Journal of health care for the poor and underserved. https://doi.org/10.1353/hpu.2019.0035
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