1. Developing a Protocol for First and Second Year Medical Students to Recognize and Respond to Patients Needing Acute Psychiatric Stabilization.

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2. Extreme Weather and a Student-Run Free Clinic's role in Recognizing the Unique Non-medical Needs of Patients.

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3. Influence of Medical Student Involvement in Student-Run Clinics on Specialty Choice.

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4. Application Changes Have a Positive Effect on Student-Run Clinic Leadership Recruitment.

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5. Following the LEAD (Leadership, Equity, and Diversity) survey: Update from student-run clinic leaders after experiencing new curriculum components.

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6. Crisis Prevention Through Verbal De-Escalation: Clinic-Tailored Training For First-Year Medical Students and Student-Run Free Clinic Leaders.

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7. Development of the Community Liaison Coordinator Role and Culture-based Curriculum for Student-Run Free Clinic Leaders and Volunteers.

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8. Utilization of Underrepresented Medical Student Organizations To Provide Culturally-Based Health Screening in a Majority-Minority City.

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9. Integration of Translator Services into a Student-run Free Clinic.

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10. Association of Self-Reported Psychiatric Illness and Demographic and Psychosocial Factors among Tulane Student Run Clinic's Patient Population

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11. Analyzing Service and Supply Utilization at a Free, Student-Run Street Medicine Clinic.

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12. Legal Needs Clinic Implementation at Student-Run Medical Clinics

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13. Improving Patient Engagement with Clinic Services at Broadmoor Food Bank in New Orleans

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