TUSOM Student Clinic Council (SCC)

Our Street Health Team is raising money, help here:

[Covenant House NOLA @CovenantHouseNO]

Thanks to our extraordinary partnership with @CovenantHouseTX, we are EVACUATING 60 young people to Houston. 20 of our amazing staff will accompany our youth and continue providing 24/7 care and support.

Donate to our relief efforts now: https://t.co/Qbmwxt6qeq

#HurricaneIda

[Covenant House Texas @CovenantHouseTX]

Conditions in #NOLA continue to deteriorate. Please help if you can. For physical donations, our location is 1111 Lovett Blvd., Houston, Texas 77006.
For monetary donations, please click the link: https://t.co/fscQ5PTj25

[TUSOM Student Clinic Council (SCC) @ClinicTusom]

Thankful to our TB coordinators for their ingenuity in ensuring that both our patients and students stay safe!

[Journal of Student-Run Clinics (JSRC) @JournalSRC]

Many student-run clinics faced the challenge of operating during #COVID19. Read about how students of @TulaneMedicine's #TBTestingProgram adapted their clinic model to maintain the safety of students and patients! #MedTwitter #MedEd 🔗https://t.co/43kFZGKBbD

[Sophie Smith @SophieSmithMD]

I absolutely understand the duality between providing care for those who may not get it otherwise and the concern of exploiting already underserved patients for training- but there is a happy medium that exists IMO- and I feel that @ClinicTusom manages this well!(1/2)

[TUSOM Student Clinic Council (SCC) @ClinicTusom]

Dr. Ferdinand, a renowned cardiologist and human right activist, graciously talked to the student leaders of SCC about health disparity and hesitancy regarding the COVID-19 vaccine. The SCC is aiming to promote vaccine education and distribution in the upcoming months.

[TUSOM Student Clinic Council (SCC) @ClinicTusom]

Our new student clinic leaders are getting ready to serve 💪 https://t.co/VLV9TQHmB8

[TUSOM Student Clinic Council (SCC) @ClinicTusom]

Some of our team attended an amazing training today by Dr. Alicia Battle titled "Providing Culturally Competent Services at COVID-19 Vaccine Sites." Thank you New Orleans Medical Reserve Corp and @nolaready for the privilege to attend!

[TUSOM Student Clinic Council (SCC) @ClinicTusom]

Our Patient Education fundraiser has ended! Thank you SO SO much to everyone who contributed. Though we didn't reach our goal, the outpouring of support from the community has been enormous. Keep following us here for updates on the program, and again, THANK YOU! 🥰

[TUSOM Student Clinic Council (SCC) @ClinicTusom]

Our campaign ends TONIGHT at MIDNIGHT! Thank you to everyone who has helped so far. We have yet to reach our goal. Please consider donating and sharing here: https://t.co/RmIZdTQRbJ #medicine #studentclinics #NewOrleans

[TUSOM Student Clinic Council (SCC) @ClinicTusom]

We only have TWO DAYS left in our campaign. Follow the link below to help educate our community and our students: https://t.co/RmIZdTQRbJ #medicine #studentclinics #neworleans

[TUSOM Student Clinic Council (SCC) @ClinicTusom]

We only have THREE days left in our campaign, and we are a little under halfway to our goal! Want to help us bring health education to our community? Visit us here: https://t.co/RmIZdTQRbJ #medicine #studentclinics #NewOrleans

[TUSOM Student Clinic Council (SCC) @ClinicTusom]

You got it! "In" condoms can in fact be worn for up to 8 hours, how useful! Help us educated the New Orleans community here: https://t.co/RmIZdTQRbJ #medicine #studentclinics #neworleans

[TUSOM Student Clinic Council (SCC) @ClinicTusom]

Do you know which one of these condom facts are true? Well be posting the answer at 8PM! Want to help us spread vital health information to the New Orleans community, help support our campaign here: https://t.co/RmIZdTQRbJ

[TUSOM Student Clinic Council (SCC) @ClinicTusom]

Do you know which one of these condom facts are true? Well be posting the answer at 8PM! Want to help us spread vital health information to the New Orleans community, help support our campaign here: https://t.co/RmIZdTQRbJ

[TUSOM Student Clinic Council (SCC) @ClinicTusom]

This one was a hard one! Screenings for colon cancer with colonoscopies start at age 50 for the average person. Fortunately you only have to get them every 10 years after that! 😁 Want to help us share this information with our community? Visit us here: https://t.co/RmIZdTQRbJ

[TUSOM Student Clinic Council (SCC) @ClinicTusom]

Do you know at what age the average person should start getting screening colonoscopies? Find out the answer tomorrow, and help us support our patient education program here: https://t.co/RmIZdTQRbJ #medicine #studentclinics

[TUSOM Student Clinic Council (SCC) @ClinicTusom]

Do you know at what age the average person should start getting screening colonoscopies? Find out the answer tomorrow, and help us support our patient education program here: https://t.co/RmIZdTQRbJ #medicine #studentclinics

[TUSOM Student Clinic Council (SCC) @ClinicTusom]

We only have 7 DAYS LEFT in our fundraising campaign! Thank you so much to everyone who has already participated. Interested in helping us bring Patient Education to the New Orleans community? Check us out here: https://t.co/RmIZdTQRbJ #medicine #studentclinics #TUSOM

[TUSOM Student Clinic Council (SCC) @ClinicTusom]

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[TUSOM Student Clinic Council (SCC) @ClinicTusom]

Did you know that the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists currently recommends getting mammograms every 1-2 years starting at age 40?

[TUSOM Student Clinic Council (SCC) @ClinicTusom]

Sharing this information, and many other reasons, is why patient education is so important. If you want to support the greater New Orleans community all while helping Tulane Medical School students learn valuable skills, please consider supporting us at the link below!

[TUSOM Student Clinic Council (SCC) @ClinicTusom]

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[TUSOM Student Clinic Council (SCC) @ClinicTusom]

Did you know that stroke is the leading cause of long term disability in the US?

[TUSOM Student Clinic Council (SCC) @ClinicTusom]

Sharing this information, and many other reasons, is why patient education is so important. If you want to support the greater New Orleans community all while helping Tulane Medical School students learn valuable skills, please consider supporting us at the link below!