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CPHI Small Group Assignments

2005

Group 1 - Health Disparities/Outreach

  • Yolanda Agredano: Development of an education program addressing the importance of mental health within a Latino/a community in California
  • Carina Lopez: Establishment of a health literacy program to eliminate health disparities in a community in San Diego
  • Kevin Makino: Advancement of an established Outreach Program to service homeless patients via a mobile emergency shelter
  • Javeria Qureshi: Development of a health outreach program for Muslim patients in Chicago via IMAN-Rush collaboration

Group 2 - Health Fair

  • Laura Korin: Community health assessment (Health Fair) to combat obesity and improve healthcare access within a community in Bronx, New York
  • Sayone Thihalolipavan: Development of South Asian Health Fair at local NYC temple (in collaboration with CAAHS-NYU) to empower SAA population in this community
  • Jenny Chiang: (Nutrition/Obesity) Development of a grass-roots community nutrition program to combat obesity

Group 3 - Health Education Curricula/Programs

  • Joseph Amos: (Nutrition/Obesity) Development of a health education curriculum to combat obesity in a community in Galveston, Texas
  • Nikita Joshi: (Sex Education) Initiation of a sexual education curriculum for middle schools in the Cleveland, OH area
  • Jennifer Lyons: (Domestic Violence) Raise awareness of issue of domestic violence in Chicago communities via medical curriculum
  • Michelle Khan: (Cancer Prevention/Screening) Organization of a health education program on Human Papilloma Virus, cervical cancer and screening in the DC area

Group 4 - Health Education Curricula/Programs (PART DEUX)

  • Christina Khan: (Cancer Prevention/Screening) Organization of a health education program on Human Papilloma Virus, cervical cancer and screening in the Champaign, IL area
  • Rachel Rosansky: (Health Literacy) Empowering community in Charleston, SC via development of ESL-style health literacy curriculum
  • Brad Rittenhouse: (Health Education) Development of a health education curriculum targeting 3rd and 4th graders in Iowa City, IA community
  • Elizabeth Paddock: (Health Education) Initiation of a health education program in Albany, NY community via Project Medscope model.

2004

Group 1-Free clinics

  • Recruitment of uninsured patients into a medical student run free clinic
  • A phased project for initiating and maintaining a community-based free clinic
  • Development of socially responsible fundraising guidelines for a student-run mobile clinic
  • Refugee/immigrant public health assessment in Nashville, Tennessee

Group 2-Nutrition

  • Medical students providing essential basic nutritional education to middle school students, empowering them to make healthier lifestyle choices
  • Nutritional education project aimed at Galveston area public school students and their parents

Group 3-Women's health

  • Health education and counseling program to reduce maternal morbidity from infectious diseases at Bellevue Hospital
  • Domestic violence prevention through multi-dimensional interventions at the University of Pittsburgh
  • Developing a curriculum to train inner city teenage girls as health educators in their community

Group 4-Miscellaneous

  • Educating rural primary care physicians on substance abuse: diagnosis, referral, and treatment
  • Health action group at a predominantly black high school or church to address health promotion through the performing arts
  • Unite for Sight, New Orleans: To improve health care access and education for the local community
  • Combating the rise of antibiotic resistant pathogens

2003

Group 1

  • Improving rape and sexual assault awareness among medical students
  • Osteoporosis prevention program
  • Culturally-sensitive support group for pregnant women with an educative component
  • Emergency contraception awareness and availability

Group 2

  • Survey to assess local support for a citywide public smoking ban
  • Organizing a candlelight vigil for the uninsured
  • Forming a student-run free clinic

Group 3

  • Healthy snack stands in schools and neighborhoods
  • Pneumococcal vaccine educational campaign
  • Improving nutrition among city youth through fast food education

2002

Group 1

  • Nutrition Health Education Project
  • Diet and Exercise Program for Young People

Group 2

  • Hispanic Child Vaccination and Pre-natal Care Project
  • Peer Adolescent Lactation Support Group
  • Health Education and Pre-natal Care Project for Low-Income Adolescent Mothers

Group 3

  • Expanding Dartmouth's Public Health Education Program
  • Creation of Medical Student Public Health Curriculum, Medical Student Public Health Interest Group, and Medical Student International Elective Opportunities

Group 4

  • Peer-to-Peer Health Education Project
  • Sexual Assault Prevention Education Project for Middle School and High School Students

Group 5

  • Foreign Language Course for Health Professionals
  • Health Literacy Project

Group 6

  • Advocating for Smoke-free Restaurants and Bars
  • Improvements on Existing Student-run Clinic
   
   
 
 

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