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Improving Breastfeeding Support At A Multi-Service Federally Qualified Health Center, Elisabeth P. Lucas Jan 2016

Improving Breastfeeding Support At A Multi-Service Federally Qualified Health Center, Elisabeth P. Lucas

Family Medicine Clerkship Student Projects

A student project exploring how breastfeeding is addressed among different patient care teams in a federally funded clinic and using Electronic Health Record data to determine patient needs. Future recommendations included.


Linking Food Insecure Patients With Community Supported Agriculture (Csa), Daniel Orlins Trigg Jan 2016

Linking Food Insecure Patients With Community Supported Agriculture (Csa), Daniel Orlins Trigg

Family Medicine Clerkship Student Projects

Food insecurity screening is needed to link food insecure patients to interventions that will help improve their nutrition and overall health such as annual community supported agriculture (CSA) shares. In Vermont, food insecurity is widespread, as 76% of Vermonters experience some level of food insecurity. This has serious health consequences. Food insecure patients are more likely to suffer from hypertension and diabetes than non-food insecure patients. Clinicians need to screen for and detect food insecurity. Several methods are available, yet clinician awareness varies. Providers can rely upon predictive metrics that utilize patient characteristics or simple question-based screening tools. This study …


Abortion Resources Patient Handout Smartphrase, Andre A. Robinson Jan 2016

Abortion Resources Patient Handout Smartphrase, Andre A. Robinson

Family Medicine Clerkship Student Projects

Many patients in Vermont need to seek abortion care outside of their regular doctors office. When a patient discovers that she is pregnant there should be a non-biased conversation about options as part of The Patient Centered Medical Home. This resource includes: where to go for an abortion, how to pay for it, who to call for support, and advice on how to avoid biased institutions.