OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE UTAH ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS

Pub. 8 2024 Issue 2

Prognosis Negative: Fax Machine Workers Go On Strike, Entirely Shutting Down All Healthcare Communication

SHEBOYGAN, WI: A state of emergency has been called in the healthcare world today as fax machine workers the nation over have gone on strike. While labor tensions have been building for months now, healthcare operations have ground to a halt in many places.

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CHC Family Medicine Residency

A Teaching Health Center Combining Service and Education

Imagine you had the opportunity to create your ideal family medicine residency from scratch. Given that family physicians mostly work in community settings, you’d likely situate your ideal residency in a community-based primary care setting, where most learning occurs through caring for continuity patients.

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A Teaching Health Center Combining Service and Education

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Suicide Prevention and Lethal Means Safety in Health Care Settings

Did you know that “82% of gun deaths in Utah are suicides” (Everytown for Gun Safety, 2023)? “People who die by suicide are more likely to have seen a primary care provider in the previous month before their death than any other health care provider” (Suicide Prevention Resource Center 2020).

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Student Spotlight: Maddie Bernardo

Hello! I’m Maddie, a fourth-year medical student at the University of Utah. I primarily grew up in and around Boise, Idaho, before moving to Salt Lake City for my undergraduate education. I spend most of my free time trying new restaurants, exploring new trails, camping, skiing, and biking! When the call of the wild is a bit more muted, I love to get creative by cooking intricate meals and baking cakes, pies, and pastries.

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