The Effect of an Interdisciplinary Community Health Project on Student Attitudes toward Community Health, People Who Are Indigent and Homeless, and Team Leadership Skill Development.

Rose, Molly A.; Lyons, Kevin J.; Miller, Kathleen Swenson; Cornman-Levy, Diane

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ERIC Number: EJ669156

Record Type: CIJE

Publication Date: 2003

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The Effect of an Interdisciplinary Community Health Project on Student Attitudes toward Community Health, People Who Are Indigent and Homeless, and Team Leadership Skill Development.

Rose, Molly A.; Lyons, Kevin J.; Miller, Kathleen Swenson; Cornman-Levy, Diane

Journal of Allied Health, v32 n2 p122-25 Sum 2003

A study of 22 health occupations students examined whether participation in an interdisciplinary community health empowerment project with urban homeless and formerly homeless people changed their attitudes about community health practice, attitudes toward people who are indigent and homeless, and perceived leadership skills. Posttests revealed a significant positive change. (Author/JOW)

Descriptors: Allied Health Occupations Education, Community Health Services, Higher Education, Homeless People, Interdisciplinary Approach, Leadership Training, Student Attitudes

Publication Type: Journal Articles; Reports - Research

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Language: English

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