Hartford Center of Excellence - Donald W. Reynolds Grant Cohort 2
For Students > TrainingHubbard Programhttp://www.med.unc.edu/aging/hubbard.htm The Hubbard Program trains students from multiple disciplines to work collaboratively in caring for older patients. Through in-home assessments, trainees gain clinical geriatrics knowledge while fostering an appreciation for the patient's family, environment and home as a context for care decisions. Practitioners and students in the Hubbard Program meet weekly with older adults in the community, often creating a care plan and making suggestions to primary care providers. Members of the Hubbard team work closely with the UNC's Student Health Action Coalition (SHAC), the oldest student-run health clinic in the country. To learn more about this program, contact Cherie Rosemond, MS, PT, at crosemon@med.unc.edu . Beyond Clinic Walls - Partnering Students with Elders, a manual about how to start a program similar to UNC-CH's Mobile Student Health Action Coalition Acute Care of the ElderlyGeriatric Evaluation Clinicwww.med.unc.edu/aging/geriatric Last updated 4/18/2008. |
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