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4/21 I worked on a Tuesday instead of a Monday this week because I was unable to work that Monday. Today involved continuing to keep up-to-date with COVID-19 news and relevant public information. I have been looking the the NIH website pertaining to the coronavirus because they are constantly posting about new findings and thisContinue reading “Week 15”

4/13/20 I had a couple of projects I needed to work on today. Interning in a healthcare setting has been an amazing experience this semester because I’m able to see how quickly practices need to change to benefit the health of their patients. Clinics have to be innovative in the ways they handle pressing healthContinue reading “Week 14”

4/6/20 My main project today was reviewing the Governor Kemp’s executive order for shelter-in-place as it just recently came out this past Friday. There have been a lot of questions surrounding what this “shelter-in-place” would mean for the general public and how everyone can go about their daily life. I read the order in detailsContinue reading “Week 13”

3/30 Because COVID-19 is such a massive public health concern, that has been the entire focus of my internship towards the end of March. I am focusing on accurate and updated information dissemination to the public through our various social media sites. Today, I created and posted several topics of information on this virus. IContinue reading “Week 12”

3/25/20 The Coronavirus is only continuing to become more serious. For that reason, WHA establishes additional guidelines to accommodate for the notable infectiousness of the virus. As of now, no guests may accompany the patients under any circumstance. Previously, they were able to only for an ultrasound but there are no longer allowed to doContinue reading “Week 11”

3/16/20 I spent a while today looking into what is currently known about COVID-19 as it relates to pregnancy and transmissibility. In light of all potential issues this virus could be causing, the unknowns about pregnancy and the virus’ impact on a fetus could be causing stress to mothers around the world. Looking at theContinue reading “Week 10”

3/2/20 Today I created an Instagram post on postpartum complications at the request of Dr. Leach. He sent me an article from ACOG addressing these complications to which I organized into an aesthetic post. I really enjoy putting information about women’s health together because I am able to learn a lot myself about it alongContinue reading “Week 9”

2/24 I typically spend Mondays planning out social media posts for the upcoming week and getting started on those unless Dr. Leach or Cheryl requests something specific. Because I previously posted about mammograms and breast cancer, I wanted to create another post on benign breast conditions that can sometimes lead people to believe they haveContinue reading “Week 8”

2/17 When creating new worksite wellness flyers for the break room, I evaluate and consider what will be most useful for a team of medical professionals. Flyers on vaccinations, diseases, and healthy practices, for example, may not be as useful because these topics are already common knowledge within this group. However, some weeks I provideContinue reading “Week 7”

2/10-2/12 This week I primarily looked into women’s health education as it pertained to the month of February. February is American Heart Month as Heart Disease is the leading cause of female deaths in the U.S. I created an Instagram post on American Heart Month with statistics as well as how to know if youContinue reading “Week 6”