• Develop a proposal to improve accessibility to quality healthcare services for student athletes. • Improve the current state of Rutgers University Sports Medicine Department. • Student athletes experience increased risks of physical and mental health issues. • There are approximately 12,500 injures per year amongst student athletes. • Approximately one out of four NCAA Division I student athletes show signs of “clinically relevant” depressive symptoms. • Conducted online research to identify the needs of Rutgers Sports Medicine. • Held meetings with Rutgers Athletics to identify the needs of Rutgers Sports Medicine. • Identified how Rutgers Sports Medicine compares to its BIG10 counterparts. • Used the strengths of other BIG10 sports medicine departments to formulate recommendations. I would like to thank my preceptor, Dr. Joseph Barone, for his guidance, and Professor Anita Franzione for all her help throughout my internship. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS • The Chancellor of Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences and the CEO of RWJUH have reviewed and approved the proposal. • The effectiveness of this proposal is based on its approval by Rutgers and RWJUH senior leadership. EVALUATIONS OUTCOMES PURPOSE SIGNIFICANCE METHODOLOGY Background by Pixabay user StockSnap Photo of wrestlers by John Sachs Creative Commons licensed photo from Google Image Search: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b6/Bishop_Loughlin_Games_- _Armory_-_Track_%26_Field_(11609407975).jpg References: http://bit.ly/1NEvDWw A comprehensive proposal that analyzes the needs of the sports medicine department was developed. A detailed budget with risk assessment was created. Recommendations that address the needs of Rutgers Sports Medicine were developed. Improving Accessibility to Quality Healthcare Services for Rutgers Student Athletes Chiamaka Akunne Dr. Joseph Barone, MD, MBA
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• Develop a proposal to improve accessibility to quality healthcare services for student athletes.
• Improve the current state of Rutgers
University Sports Medicine Department.
• Student athletes experience increased risks of physical and mental health issues.
• There are approximately 12,500 injures per year amongst student athletes.
• Approximately one out of four NCAA Division I student athletes show signs of “clinically relevant” depressive symptoms.
• Conducted online research to identify the needs of Rutgers Sports Medicine.
• Held meetings with Rutgers Athletics to identify the needs of Rutgers Sports Medicine.
• Identified how Rutgers Sports Medicine compares to its BIG10 counterparts.
• Used the strengths of other BIG10 sports medicine departments to formulate recommendations.
I would like to thank my preceptor, Dr. Joseph Barone, for his guidance, and Professor Anita Franzione for all her help throughout my internship.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
• The Chancellor of Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences and the CEO of RWJUH have reviewed and approved the proposal.
• The effectiveness of this proposal is based on its approval by Rutgers and RWJUH senior leadership.
EVALUATIONS
OUTCOMES
PURPOSE
SIGNIFICANCE
METHODOLOGY
Background by Pixabay user StockSnapPhoto of wrestlers by John Sachs
Creative Commons licensed photo from Google Image Search:https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b6/Bishop_Loughlin_Games_-_Armory_-_Track_
%26_Field_(11609407975).jpgReferences: http://bit.ly/1NEvDWw
A comprehensive proposal that analyzes the needs of the sports medicine department was
developed.
A detailed budget with risk assessment was created.
Recommendations that address the needs of Rutgers Sports Medicine were developed.
Improving Accessibility to Quality Healthcare Services for Rutgers Student Athletes
Chiamaka AkunneDr. Joseph Barone, MD, MBA
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