Student Health Services
Monthly Report – February, 2007
A total of 1648 students (1508 at 1604, 140 downtown)
were seen at Student Health Services clinics. Self care usage by students
totaled 305 at 1604. Nursing staff
evaluated/assisted 1257 (1195 at 1604 and 62 downtown) of these and physicians
(General Medical/Well Woman, Psychiatric and Orthopedic) provided care for 478
(450 at 1604, 28 downtown) students.
Students referred off campus for medical treatment were 128 (118 at 1604
and 10 downtown). Concerns continue of inadequate space for nursing staff to
see patients on days when multiple physicians are in the clinic. Psychiatrists
saw 52 students, had 8 cancellations, 25 reschedule and 16 no show by students.
The psychiatrists were not all available during the month. A total of 112
prescriptions (109 at 1604, 13 at downtown campus) totaling $2,691. Lab tests
(224/$4,560 at 1604) (29/$730 downtown) were done totaling $5,290. Seventy-four
students were no shows for doctor appointments. Six medical waivers were
completed. Performance evaluations were completed for all applicable staff. Quality Assurance Review was completed and passed. Health
education was occupied with the following events and activities: Go Red for Women at both campuses, Alcohol
EDU, National Condom Day/Sexual Awareness Week, hiring of 3 new peer educators
and the Health Educators attending the MEI-PCC/CADCA conference in