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Longitudinal Food Insecurity Screening Curriculum for Medical Students 

12-26-2023 11:12

Food insecurity (FI) is defined as a lack of access to enough food for an active healthy life. At Georgetown University School of Medicine, we sought to determine how a longitudinal FI screening curriculum impacts medical students’ knowledge, attitudes, and behavior in screening for FI. These are key components of our curriculum, which has three components completed over three years.

Author(s):Yumi Shitama Jarris, MD; Heidi Chang; MS4, Sarah Kureshi, MD, MPH; Ranit Mishori, MD, MHS, FAAFP; Linda Kaljee, PhD; John Hunting, MD, MPH; May-Lorie Saint Laurent, MPH; H. Carrie Chen, MD, PhD
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Post Test for Food Insecurity Screening & Intervening   16 KB   1 version
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This 10-item survey was administered before and after the food insecurity, which evaluates knowledge about and attitudes toward food insecurity. The answer key is at the bottom of the five knowledge questions.
 
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Food Insecurity Screening Informational Pocket Card   894 KB   1 version
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We created a white-coat pocket-sized informational card with the Hunger Vital Sign screening questions on the front and resources available locally if screening is positive.
 
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