Monday, November 18, 2013

October Report

Crossroad Volunteer Internship Program
October 2013 Monthly Report

PUBLISHED 10/13/2013 FOR 10/01/2013 TO 10/31/2013

Total # of Interns
18
Total # of Providers Paired with Interns
07
Total # of Hours Worked
203
Total # of Group Meetings
01

OVERVIEW

At the end of three initial weeks of shadowing during October, each Rotation Class γ member presented a case study of a patient seen at Crossroad Health Center (CRHC). All the interns enjoyed learning about the social determinants of patients' health as well as the science behind various medical problems from their peers. Interns as a whole are working on various types of patient reports. Some are working to follow up with patients who have had referrals ordered by providers at CRHC, some are contacting pediatric patients who have not been seen at CRHC for annual check-ups, and others are touching base with patients who have not received flu shots from CRHC this year, but have in previous years. Rotation Class α has committed to manning the Pre-Visit Planning Room. The interns have appreciated the consistent patient interaction and the multitude of learning experiences involved. Two interns have begun at Crossroad West during this rotation, hoping to establish the program at this unique location. The interns are working to create a process similar to that of the Pre-Visit Planning Room as well as promote nutrition education during pediatric patient visits.

REFLECTIONS

"I was also impressed by the sense of community I witnessed at Crossroad. Even though I have only been here a few hours, I feel like some of my internal questions about wanting to be a Primary Care Physician have been answered. I hope to one day provide the quality of care I observed here today."
- Paul
"Today I learned how to contact patients to invite them to our Tobacco Treatment Group. I was very excited and felt like I was making a huge impact. Helping someone to quit smoking is very impactful and lowers the number of people that are suffering from different types of chronic disease due to the smoking. I hope to get more involved in projects like this."
- Mahima

"I am really enjoying getting to interact with patients who come from all background and are here for various reasons."
- Emily

INBOX TASKS IMMUNIZATION RECORDS
# of Inbox Tasks Addressed 12 # of Records Printed 56
# of Inbox Tasks Completed 10
 
REFERRALS PRE-VISIT PLANNING ROOM
# of Cases Addressed 30  # of Patients Seen 38  
# of Referrals Closed 10

SHADOWING
# of Shadowing Hours 56
# of Patients seen with Providers 102

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