Patient’s obstetrician recommendations | genius home works

Background: So, this is our patient below:
Your patient is Sara Smith, 22-year-old single woman, pregnant with her first child, working full-time at a local beauty supply store a few blocks from her house, making minimum wage (currently $14.14 in Oakland), earning $29,411 a year. Her job does not provide benefits. She lives in East Oakland and a small apartment for $1000 a month above Reina’s Restaurant at 9098 International Blvd, Oakland. Currently takes the bus when she needs to go further than walking distance and does not own a car. She is concerned how she will support herself after the baby comes, given the cost of childcare. (FYI- Oakland’s minimum wage is one of the highest in the country. CA’s minimum is $12.00/hr., and the Federal minimum is $7.25/hr.)

Education has been strongly linked to health outcomes. Our patient’s obstetrician recommends that our patient go back to school to get her GED. She went to a local public high school but dropped out to work full time after 11thgrade because her mother had been in car accident and had lost her job. Our patient will be sending her child to local public schools like the ones she attended. Research educational attainment and reproductive outcomes. Investigate school funding, teacher tenure, class size, school appearance, resources, graduation rates. Research how someone finishes their GED, especially when working and raising a child. Go visit these schools. Talk to people working there about their challenges. What is the community doing to work on this issue? Compare educational resources that our patient will access to those available in people in a high-income neighborhood.

So, we are not going physically to visit these schools and other areas because of the COVID so research everything online around that area.

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