Does a student-led community-based cardiovascular disease screening clinic provide accessible and effective care in an urban community setting?
Individuals in an urban community setting attending the Y@H student-led cardiovascular disease screening clinic
Student-led community-based cardiovascular disease screening clinic (Y@H clinic)
Clinic evaluation using the RE-AIM framework (assessing accessibility, effectiveness, and educational value)
A student-led community-based cardiovascular screening clinic is accessible and effective, but requires strengthened referral pathways and standardized procedures for long-term sustainability.
Applying the RE-AIM framework provided a comprehensive evaluation of the Y@H clinic, evidencing its accessibility, effectiveness, and educational value. While strong interpersonal delivery and measurable health impact were achieved, structural limitations in referral systems and follow-up impede sustained outcomes. Strengthening cross-sector referral pathways, standardising procedures, and embedding routine evaluation will be essential to ensure scalability, equity, and long-term sustainability of this innovative student-led community health model.
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Angela Long
Matthew Cooper
Charlotte Lucy Richardson
Frontiers in Public Health
Newcastle University
Northumbria University
National Patient Safety Foundation
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Long et al. (Tue,) studied this question.
synapsesocial.com/papers/69a760dcc6e9836116a2dfed — DOI: https://doi.org/10.3389/fpubh.2026.1757096
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