An African American woman brings her 5-year-old son to the free clinic to receive a physical examination required by state law b
efore entering kindergarten. She arrives just after the clinic opens. Nonetheless, she is the tenth person in line for services that day. Upon completing her intake paperwork, she is told she must meet with a social worker to verify eligibility for services before seeing the nurse practitioner. Three hours later she is still waiting to see the social worker when she receives a call from the school her older child attends informing her that her daughter has become ill and must be picked up from school immediately. She leaves the clinic with her son, and he does not receive his physical exam. The staff at the front desk, who are all white, frown and shake their heads as they see her leave. Which of the following describes the clinical barrier to health care experienced by the mother?
To stream line the intake process while going for a health check up means to provide smooth functioning of all the processes during the check up.
It helps in efficient workflow of all the process and patients are prepared with all the details and insurances before the check up process.
In the given context , a mother of a 5-year-old son, who visits a free clinic for a health check up of her son experienced several barrier or difficulties in 'streamlining the intake process'of getting a health care of hr child.
While Steven is not the leader of the group, either because he does not enjoy being a team leader, or because he does not feel prepared to do so, he is still a good team member, since he contributes to the team by sharing his ideas. He helps the team achieve its goals in this way.
