SOCIETY OF STUDENT RUN FREE CLINICS Vision. SSRFC aims to become a national, collective voice representing student-run, free clinics. Our vision is to promote and support the existence of student-run ABOUT | SOCIETY OF STUDENT RUN FREE CLINICS Mission. The Society of Student-Run Free Clinics will develop a national interprofessional platform for student-run clinics through both an annual conference, website, and newsletter in order to increase communication to foster the sharing of ideas, to collaborate on research, to provide funding resources and to expand the existing scope of clinics as well as cultivate the growth of the new ones. THE FREE CLINIC RESEARCH COLLECTIVE The Free Clinic Research Collective (FCRC) is soliciting papers and student notes to be published in our 2020 issue.Submissions will be reviewed and acceptances will be offered on a rolling basis beginning immediately. The deadline to submit is 11:59 pm (Pacific Time) on October 25, 2020.We are currently seeking original research, brief communications, narrative/reflection essays, viewpoint 25 STEPS TO STARTING A CLINIC 25 Steps to Starting a Student-Run Clinic. 25 STEPS: HOW TO SET UP A STUDENT-RUN FREE CLINIC PROJECT. 1. Identify a core group of interested students. 2. Identify a faculty advisor. 3. Find a community partner who is already serving the underserved in a community setting- e.g. school, church, neighborhood program, meal

program. 4.

JOURNAL OF STUDENT-RUN CLINICS We are accepting applications for our Editorial Fellowship Program, which offers structured training for those interested in serving as an editor for the Journal of Student-Run Clinics.

ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Who: We encourage students from all aspects of healthcare (Medicine, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, Nursing, Dentistry, Social Work, etc.) involved in student-run clinics to attend. What: Our conference consists of workshops, poster presentations, and oral presentations where students get an opportunity to present their clinic models with student-run free clinics from various institutions.

ANNUAL CONFERENCE

The 2021 Conference will be held virtually on March 7th, 2021. Conference Agenda. Register Now on Whova. Any questions can be directed to conference@studentrunfreeclinics.org

OPERATING COMMITTEE

Operating Committee. The Operating Committee is the primary student-led committee entrusted with the day-to-day operations of SSRFC. Each year, students on the Committee are active in planning the annual conference, promoting collaborative communication among clinics, supporting the Journal of Student-Run Clinics, seeking grant funding or donations, and providing other valuable support for STARTING A CLINIC IN SOUTH AFRICA Starting Student-Run Primary Healthcare Clinics in South Africa for Dummies. by Simon Mendelsohn. UCT Medical Student and President of

SHAWCO

24 YEARS OF STUDENT-RUN FREE CLINICS: A REVIEW OF THE Student-run free clinics (SRFC) have become more common within schools throughout the years and a way to provide care to vulnerable populations. The Dermatology Clinic, run by the Community Health Advancement Program (CHAP) at the University of Washington School of Medicine, provides students with a unique opportunity to practice clinical skills and service to underserved populations SOCIETY OF STUDENT RUN FREE CLINICS Vision. SSRFC aims to become a national, collective voice representing student-run, free clinics. Our vision is to promote and support the existence of student-run ABOUT | SOCIETY OF STUDENT RUN FREE CLINICS Mission. The Society of Student-Run Free Clinics will develop a national interprofessional platform for student-run clinics through both an annual conference, website, and newsletter in order to increase communication to foster the sharing of ideas, to collaborate on research, to provide funding resources and to expand the existing scope of clinics as well as cultivate the growth of the new ones. THE FREE CLINIC RESEARCH COLLECTIVE The Free Clinic Research Collective (FCRC) is soliciting papers and student notes to be published in our 2020 issue.Submissions will be reviewed and acceptances will be offered on a rolling basis beginning immediately. The deadline to submit is 11:59 pm (Pacific Time) on October 25, 2020.We are currently seeking original research, brief communications, narrative/reflection essays, viewpoint 25 STEPS TO STARTING A CLINIC 25 Steps to Starting a Student-Run Clinic. 25 STEPS: HOW TO SET UP A STUDENT-RUN FREE CLINIC PROJECT. 1. Identify a core group of interested students. 2. Identify a faculty advisor. 3. Find a community partner who is already serving the underserved in a community setting- e.g. school, church, neighborhood program, meal

program. 4.

JOURNAL OF STUDENT-RUN CLINICS We are accepting applications for our Editorial Fellowship Program, which offers structured training for those interested in serving as an editor for the Journal of Student-Run Clinics.

ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Who: We encourage students from all aspects of healthcare (Medicine, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, Nursing, Dentistry, Social Work, etc.) involved in student-run clinics to attend. What: Our conference consists of workshops, poster presentations, and oral presentations where students get an opportunity to present their clinic models with student-run free clinics from various institutions.

ANNUAL CONFERENCE

The 2021 Conference will be held virtually on March 7th, 2021. Conference Agenda. Register Now on Whova. Any questions can be directed to conference@studentrunfreeclinics.org

OPERATING COMMITTEE

Operating Committee. The Operating Committee is the primary student-led committee entrusted with the day-to-day operations of SSRFC. Each year, students on the Committee are active in planning the annual conference, promoting collaborative communication among clinics, supporting the Journal of Student-Run Clinics, seeking grant funding or donations, and providing other valuable support for STARTING A CLINIC IN SOUTH AFRICA Starting Student-Run Primary Healthcare Clinics in South Africa for Dummies. by Simon Mendelsohn. UCT Medical Student and President of

SHAWCO

24 YEARS OF STUDENT-RUN FREE CLINICS: A REVIEW OF THE Student-run free clinics (SRFC) have become more common within schools throughout the years and a way to provide care to vulnerable populations. The Dermatology Clinic, run by the Community Health Advancement Program (CHAP) at the University of Washington School of Medicine, provides students with a unique opportunity to practice clinical skills and service to underserved populations THE FREE CLINIC RESEARCH COLLECTIVE The Free Clinic Research Collective (FCRC) is soliciting papers and student notes to be published in our 2020 issue.Submissions will be reviewed and acceptances will be offered on a rolling basis beginning immediately. The deadline to submit is 11:59 pm (Pacific Time) on October 25, 2020.We are currently seeking original research, brief communications, narrative/reflection essays, viewpoint REGISTER | SOCIETY OF STUDENT RUN FREE CLINICS Registering for this site is easy. Just fill in the fields below, and we'll get a new account set up for you

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OPERATING COMMITTEE

Operating Committee. The Operating Committee is the primary student-led committee entrusted with the day-to-day operations of SSRFC. Each year, students on the Committee are active in planning the annual conference, promoting collaborative communication among clinics, supporting the Journal of Student-Run Clinics, seeking grant funding or donations, and providing other valuable support for

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Dr. Brian Coburn M.D. is a past National Coordinator of SSRFC (2016-17). He serves on the board to ensure that future student-leaders of SSRFC have the opportunity and resources to use the organization as a platform for supporting student-run free clinics with innovative programming and research. LEADERSHIP | SOCIETY OF STUDENT RUN FREE CLINICS The Society of Student-Run Free Clinics is a student-driven effort that benefits from the structure and support provided by health professions faculty and interested community members. IMPLEMENTATION OF A MENTAL HEALTH SCREENING TOOL AT AN Background: Mental health conditions are prevalent in people experiencing homelessness. This population may seek care in student-run free clinics (SRFCs), but screening for mental health conditions may not be consistent in this setting. The primary objective of our study was to implement a screening tool and determine the gap in identifying mental health conditions between History and HACKATHON COMING SOON Visit the post for more. national@studentrunfreeclinics.org. Facebook; Twitter; Google; Instagram MEASURING CLINICAL REASONING AND INTERPROFESSIONAL Background: Interprofessional learning, collaboration and clinical reasoning are vital in medical education and medical care in order to best meet the needs of today’s patients. Student-run free clinics are a type of learning experience that can foster interprofessionalism and develop clinical reasoning skills. Ongoing evaluation of student attitudes, behaviors, and knowledge related to REDUCING FOOD INSECURITY THROUGH PERSONALIZED Background: An individualized food insecurity protocol is defined as a comprehensive process of screening and set of interventions designed around the specific needs of an individual patient including but not limited to such factors as work schedule, place of living, and forms of identification. The aim of this project is to identify whether an individualized food insecurity protocol reduces national@studentrunfreeclinics.org

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COUNTRIES

The SSRFC now has active members all across the globe who have joined us in our vision to promote and support the existence of student-run clinics at every health science center.

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Our members are located throughout the United States, covering all of the different healthcare environments that our diverse nation has to

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Membership is continuing to spread and continues to harness the passion of student run clinics across the nation.

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We represent academic institutions from across the world, unwavering in their support for student education and the service of those most at risk and most in need, regardless of their circumstance

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Collaboration is at the heart of what we do, and we currently represent over 27 different disciplines, and add more every year

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2019 CONFERENCE ATTENDEES Our conference consists of workshops, poster presentations, and oral presentations where students get an opportunity to present their clinic models with student-run free clinics from various institutions WHAT IS A STUDENT-RUN FREE CLINIC? A student-run free clinic is an institution that provides care at no cost to those in our society that may not otherwise be able to afford such services. These clinics are staffed by volunteers seeking opportunities to provide care to populations such as the uninsured and homeless while simultaneously enrich their education with real-life

patient care.

The Society of Student Run Free Clinics (SSRFC) is an initiative started by students, though a progression of conferences focused on harnessing the passion of student run clinics across the nation.

MISSION

The Society of Student-Run Free Clinics will develop a national interprofessional platform for student-run clinics through both an annual conference, website, and newsletter in order to increase communication to foster the sharing of ideas, to collaborate on research, to provide funding resources and to expand the existing scope of clinics as well as cultivate the growth of the new ones.

VISION

SSRFC aims to become a national, collective voice representing student-run, free clinics. Our vision is to promote and support the existence of student-run clinics at every health science center. Through our unified strength, we aim to advocate for both resources and health policy that benefits our patients, and to develop a national network to help sustain student-run, free clinics. We truly strive to be an interdisciplinary organization and welcome members from all aspects of healthcare including medical, osteopathic, dental, physical therapy, pharmacy, or any group that has a student run

clinic.

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SOME RESOURCES THAT MIGHT BE USEFUL: 2014 CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 25 STEPS TO STARTING A CLINIC ASSOCIATION OF CLINICIANS FOR THE UNDERSERVED FM DIGITAL RESOURCE LIBRARY HEALTH POLICY WEBSITES INTERPRETER RESOURCES STARTING A CLINIC IN SOUTH AFRICA STUDENT – FACULTY COLLABORATIVE

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MAGGIE MEYER

National Coordinator

MARYKNOLL PALISOC

Finance Chair

KATIE PORTER

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MELODY ZEIDAN

Finance Chair Elect

ABIGAIL ALLMAN

Conference Coordinator

ERICA LIN

Research/Publications Chair

MEGAN KOHMAN

Conference Coordinator Elect

CALEB HUANG

Research/Publications Chair

MORIAH HOLLAWAY

Communications Director

COLIN DALLIMORE

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LEAH CASHMAN

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