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The role of social work in free healthcare clinics and student-run clinics
Social Work in Health Care, 2017The role of social work in free healthcare clinics and student-run clinics remains an understudied topic.We conducted a literature review of the published studies through four online databases: Google Scholar, Social Work Abstracts, Academic Search Complete, and PsycInfo.The literature review revealed 449 possibly relevant studies, but only nine met ...
Susan, Warren +4 more
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The Costs of Operating a Student-run Free Clinic
Journal of Community Health, 2023Free clinics provide care for those who may otherwise not have access. While this care is often free for patients, it is not free to operate such clinics. This review will provide a budget and breakdown of all expenditures at a student-run free clinic along with average costs of services provided to patients.Accounting data was used to categorize all ...
Eric Min +6 more
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The Utility of EMRs in Student Run Clinics
The Clinical Teacher, 2019Summary Background A student‐run free clinic ( SRFC ) is a health care delivery system in which undergraduate medical students assume the responsibility of an outpatient health clinic.
Benjamin E Ueberroth, Dana R Siegel
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Impact of Student-Run Free Clinics in Urgent Care
Journal of Community Health, 2020As Emergency Departments (EDs) become increasingly crowded, the non-urgent use of EDs exacerbates this problem. Uninsured patients have the highest percentage of non-urgent ED visits and free healthcare clinics provide access to care for the uninsured.
Iad Alhallak +4 more
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Students in the community: An interprofessional student-run free clinic
Journal of Interprofessional Care, 2006Students in the Community (SITC) is an interprofessional collaboration of health science students at the University of Washington. SITC runs a weekly free clinic at the Aloha Inn, a transitional housing facility for 70 homeless men and women in downtown Seattle.
David, Moskowitz +3 more
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