Provider’s Choice Internship Paper 3
Why site was chosen: The site was chosen for many different reasons. Provider’s Choice
Scribe Services offers a very unique first hand experience in the emergency room department. A
scribe has the opportunity to witness so many different types of situations every day. The Public
Health presence in the emergency room is very strong. This is one of the main reasons the
internship site was chosen. If offers the opportunity to witness Public Health in terms of policies,
illnesses, and directly through the behavior of individuals in the ER. This internship provided the
perfect setting to really see how many aspects and principles of Public Health are applied in an
actual professional care giving facility. The experience gained by scribing is amazing. There are
so many situations presented throughout the day that offer useful knowledge to be learned. Every
day there is something different. Scribing allows and individual to witness how Public Health
directly interacts with provider to patient care, provider and administrative relationships, and
policy management in regards to the facility, physicians, and patients. This is mainly why the
internship organization was chosen. It offers a learning experience that many other institutions
do not. Every day is different and every day allows for something knew to be seen and learned.
Research on Public Health Concern Organization was created for:
The usage of medical scribes helps to alleviate several different Public Health concerns.
One of the main concerns is creating a health care system that is centered on the patient. The
patient should be the main focus of the visit. Medical scribes help make this happen. Dr. Baum, a
urologist from New Orleans explains, “By using a scribe, you can focus on communicating
with the patient instead of writing or using the computer” (Baum, 2006). A scribe allows the
physician to spend more time with the patient. The scribes remove the stress of documentation
from the physician and the physician now has more time to communicate with the patient. This
allows the doctor to receive extensive information from the patient such as the patient’s medical