An Interdisciplinary Student Clinic at University of Portsmouth (UoP): Future Practitioners Working Collaboratively to Improve Health and Wellbeing of Clients

Ryder, Isobel; Strevens, Caroline; Curran, Elizabeth

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An Interdisciplinary Student Clinic at University of Portsmouth (UoP): Future Practitioners Working Collaboratively to Improve Health and Wellbeing of Clients

Date

2017

Authors

Ryder, Isobel

Strevens, Caroline

Curran, Elizabeth

Publisher

EBSCOHost, ProQuest ABI/Inform and SSRN

Abstract

This paper examines the value in students, academics and clinical supervisors learning and working together across different disciplines through an interdisciplinary student clinic (IDSC) to deliver legal and public health education to people who experience social exclusion by reason of vulnerability or disadvantage (including poverty)– the ‘Health Justice Partnership Student Clinic’.