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Title: Enhancing Naloxone Education in a Student-Led Clinic Through Hands-On Training InitiativesAuthors: Katherine Stayner, Jacqueline Hyman, Elizabeth CutlerDate: April 29, 2026Abstract: Unintentional drug overdose remains a leading cause of injury death in Utah, and naloxone distribution with patient education is an evidence-based harm reduction strategy. Student-led clinics are well-positioned to expand naloxone access while training …

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Title: Caring for Patients with Limited English Proficiency: A Medical Student Needs AssessmentAuthors: Dillon Petty; Mark Rockwood; Milena PalaciosDate: April 29, 2026Abstract: Language barriers are common in clinical care in Utah, yet medical student preparation for caring for patients with limited English proficiency varies across training settings. This needs assessment surveyed medical students across all …

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Title: Medical Student Preparedness for Cultural, Interfaith, and Health Literacy Communication: A Mixed Methods AssessmentAuthors: Sheila De La Cruz, MPH; Brenda Mendoza, BA; Bryson Carter, BA; Rawad Farhat, MD, MSPHDate: April 29, 2026Abstract: Effective communication across cultural, interfaith, and health literacy differences is essential for equitable patient care, yet medical students may feel uncertain navigating …

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Title: The Impact of Addressing All Patient Concerns in a Student-Led Clinic: A Case of Breast Cancer DiagnosisAuthors: Alice Snelling; Isadore Dodard-Friedman, MDDate: April 29, 2026Abstract: This case describes a 54-year-old woman with a history of asthma, hypertension, gastric ulcers, and mental health conditions who presented to Fourth Street Clinic with ear pain after a …

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Title: High Agreement, Low Comfort: Addressing Barriers to Firearm Safety Counseling in Medical EducationAuthors: Joshua Wagstaff; Anna Barker; Matthew Chabot, MD; Patrick DieudonneDate: April 29, 2026Abstract: Firearm injury is a leading cause of death among children, adolescents, and adults in the United States, yet firearm injury prevention education remains limited in medical training. This study …

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Title: Improving outgoing referral completion for Rose Park primary care patients using Epic reporting tools.Authors: Julia Michels; Sonja Raaum, MDDate: April 29, 2026Abstract: Outgoing specialty referrals from Rose Park Primary Care Clinic are frequently closed because patients cannot be contacted or do not attend scheduled visits, a pattern that disproportionately affects underserved patients facing barriers …

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Title: Reframing Student-Led Care: A Video-Based Approach to Community Education and Clinic VisibilityAuthors: Jared Weight; Sheila De La Cruz, MPH; David Kim; Celina Diaz Gonzalez, CHW; Michael Anaafi; Shilpi Kharidia; Dallen Calder; Rawad Farhat MD, MSPHDate: April 29, 2026Abstract: South Main Clinic, a community health center in South Salt Lake, faces visibility challenges and misconceptions …

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Title: Working through the Differential Diagnosis of Secondary Amenorrhea in a Student-Led ClinicAuthors: Daniel Barrera; Bryson Carter; Deepika Reddy, MDDate: April 29, 2026Abstract: Student-led clinics provide care for patients with limited longitudinal access while offering valuable near-peer learning opportunities for medical students. This case-based educational project highlights how a complex presentation of secondary amenorrhea in …

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Title: Bilateral Carpal Tunnel Release Performed in a Medical Student-Run Free Orthopaedic Clinic: A Case ReportAuthors: Adrian L. Portillo; Elise-Marie Vandamme; Hezro Da Silva; Douglas T. HutchinsonDate: April 29, 2026Abstract: Student-run free clinics are increasingly common, but the role of office-based invasive procedures in this setting remains underexplored, particularly in orthopaedic care. This case describes …

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