Student-run low-income family medicine clinic: Controlling costs while providing comprehensive medication management

Medical students as teachers at CoSMO, Columbia University's student-run clinic: A pilot study and literature review

“…It also discusses models for student-run health care delivery (Der et al 2001;Bennard et al 2004;Beck 2005;Moskowitz et al 2006;Niescierenko et al 2006;Simpson & Long 2007;Rosenbaum et al 2008;Batra et al 2009;Dvoracek et al 2010;Strowd et al 2011), the ethics of SRCs (Buchanan & Witlen 2006), and patient demographics, satisfaction, and outcome data (Cadzow et al 2007;Ryskina et al 2009;Ellett et al 2010;Liberman et al 2011;Zucker et al 2011). We could identify no studies that describe SRCs as a place where medical students can learn how to teach.…”

Report of the 2011-2012 Standing Committee on Advocacy: The Relevance of Excellent Research: Strategies for Impacting Public Policy

“…The cost-sensitivity impact on students of these activities have been demonstrated through peer-reviewed publications, showing increased cultural competence in providing care to these populations as well as beneficial effects to the community in which the patients live. [25][26][27] Long-term cost savings are anticipated from the use of technology platforms to exchange healthcare information. The federal government continues to make a significant investment into the development and implementation of electronic health records and most importantly, their meaningful use.…”

A Spanish Language and Culture Initiative for a Doctor of Pharmacy Curriculum

“…12,13 On several occasions, college representatives met with the medical director and other members of the clinic staff to discuss the preceptor development process and to help them become competent with the evaluation processes used for APPE students.…”