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CLC Project: Roles And Experiences Of Provider
Community Assessment and Analysis Presentation
CLC Project
NRS-427V
December 2014
Purple Group johnnny Yulia Kuznetsova
Serina Markham
Miriam Mathew
Monae Preston
Lillian Rebert
Zeyneb Yesuf

Interview Summary
Roles and Experiences of Provider


Senior director



Directing, organizing, coordinating and evaluating community health care
Community Services Provided at the Health Center



Primary medical care



Laboratory work



Pharmacy services



Post-hospital discharges follow up care



Health education



Referral to specialists & Social service referrals
Special Services to Vulnerable groups of the Community



Language interpretation, includes Spanish, French, African and Asian languages 

Free healthcare service to the
…show more content…
Montgomery Cares!

Nutritional
Services

Coping and stress






Stressors


Loss of jobs via hospital closing



Influx of non-native speakers to the area



Increasing population



Cost of housing

Stress Management Resources


An abundance of excellent resources available



Stress-specific resources and stress/mental health combined support

Prevalence of Mental Health Issues




Community Response to Mental Health Issues




Significant statistics

Direct and adequate

Mental Health Professionals in the Community


An extensive list both within Montgomery County and within a 50-mile radius of
Montgomery County

Sexuality and Reproductive
Demographics
Relationships

and Behaviors
Household statistics
Culturally diverse
Affluent
Households
A socially “average” mix
Educational offerings and programs
Progressive
Multiple opportunities, forums, locations
Access to birth control
Private physician
Planned Parenthood
DHS
Montgomery College
Free Clinics
Birth

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