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October 9, 2025Journal of Student-Run ClinicsOpen Access

Enhancing Patient Services: Transforming a Student-Run Physical Therapy Pro-Bono Clinic

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WHWendy HerbertAWAlana WhiteASAlexis Schock

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Overview

Quality improvement initiatives enhanced care continuity and patient services in a pro-bono clinic for the underserved.

Key Points

  • Structures revamped improved patient care continuity, with 68% of students perceiving enhancement in service delivery.
  • Initial feedback revealed barriers like inadequate communication; restructuring and peer-assisted learning addressed these issues.
  • Surveys indicated key improvements following program changes, contributing to better goal alignment and treatment team collaboration.
  • Ongoing efforts aim to further enhance clinic operations and expand interdisciplinary collaborations for the underserved.

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Herbert et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e70db290569dd607ee6194https://doi.org/10.59586/jsrc.v11i1.586
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