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Judith L. Wold, director of the Farm Worker Family Health Program, describes the health problems faced by migrant workers like those who are served by the program, which since 1993 has provided health care or migrant farm workers and their families on site at farmers in south Georgia. Migrant workers and their children frequently lack medical and dental care and come to clinics with severe dental problems, malnutrition, foot problems, skin rashes, and other issues which require attention. Related Video: Farm Worker Family Health Project www.youtube.com About the Farm Worker Family Health Program Each summer, Emory students and faculty in nursing and the physician assistant training program make a three-hour trek to Moultrie, Georgia, to provide care to migrant workers and their families. Additional students and faculty come in from other Atlanta and Georgia colleges and universities. For two weeks, they work with community partners such as the Ellenton Clinic in Colquitt County to provide physical examinations and health screenings. They go where the farmworkers live and work, setting up shop in their fields and at apartment complexes and trailer parks. And they work night and day to serve this often invisible population, most of whom live in abject poverty. Related Links Article: “The Nursing Fields” whsc.emory.edu Slide Show: “The Nursing Fields” whsc.emory.edu Feature: “Going the extra mile, close to home” whsc.emory.edu
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Here is my 0.3 sec fame while in my NYU clinical campus. Aired November 18, 2008. – Lydia C. WASHINGTON — In 2011, the first of the 78 million baby boomers will turn 65. But only one out of every 100 doctors is a certified geriatrician specializing in treating the elderly. And that is a growing concern for those in medicine. “The actual number of certified geriatricians is currently going down each year, not up,” said Dr. Jack Rowe, who helped craft the Insitute of Medicine’s April report on the potential shortage of health-care workers to deal with the aging population. Only half of geriatric training positions are filled each year. And 60 percent of those positions are filled by doctors from other countries who have come to the US to study medicine — and they may go back to their home countries to practice. “It’s not a sexy field to go into. It’s not well-reimbursed,” said Dr. Colleen Christmas, an assistant medical professional at Johns Hopkins Medical Center. In fact, doctors say, Medicare pays so much less than most private insurance that a geriatrician makes about 000 less than a general practitioner. With fewer doctors going into geriatrics, medical schools such as Johns Hopkins are taking a different tack. “In the last four to five years, we’ve ramped that up dramatically. Now that boomers are just around the corner, we’ve integrated geriatrics into many different parts of residency training,” Christmas said. The problem extends to nursing, too. Experts predict …
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