Recording
Notes
20200902 UC PHC CoPI
- Agenda
- UCSF update – 245 applicants
- 31
- Oct 5 – start date OPHAC
- Need to be aware of laws and regulations around hiring and admissions (Prop 209)
- Workaround is holistic review with mission-driven criteria
- Can also use low income – e.g. household income below the poverty line
- Patient Health Advocates discussion
- Founded by students – two medical students – for undergrads to gain health care experience
- When they left, undergrad took over and rebuilt the program
- Started in 2002 in current form
- Also pre-law students – Welfare 101
- Added premeds in 2005
- 180 undergrad volunteers, 60 in program
- Two parts – 30 create resources for patients (educational materials)
- 30 are in clinics interviewing patients and providing resources created by first group
- Clinic in Santa Monica, (FQHC, UCLA clinic have not worked out)
- Qualtrics soc determinants survey – food, mental health, dental, etc needs
- Students get training (10 weeks?)
- Naveen described JB thoughts, California Commission
- Interested – underrepresented students in mix
- (Other program focuses more on academic prep for UR students)
- UCLA leadership – extend current program rather than start a new one
- Two barriers – secure resources (they can administer students); issue with compliance (compliance will not give students access to EPIC system). Surveys etc happening outside EPIC.
- Partnership with UC Riverside – where they have full access
- JB: Population Health is potentially the key innovation here – as a high volume clinical site
- Next steps: good to speak with PHA, get JB connected with them (Alice Kuo); UCLA leadership prefers not to start up a new program;
- Care Extenders
- UCD
- Olivia: idea to reach out to health plans to fund-raise the stipends, while we wait for Davis to get Pop Health organized (March 2021?).
- Talk to Mercedes who runs PrepMedico – extend this program. Natural progression of that program.
- UCSF update – 245 applicants