Food Pantry Poster
While rooming patients, one of the surveys I would distribute to parents was the Survey of Wellbeing of Young Children (SWYC) form. Each SWYC form contains age-appropriate developmental questions. I have linked an example SWYC form to the left. These forms provided insight into different aspects of the child's well-being, including child development, home problems, parental problems, and attention deficit disorders. This project relates to my Intervention Evaluation Goal and objectives: reviewing medical histories with patients. On the SWYC form, patients are asked about food insecurity. While I reviewed their medical histories and the survey responses, occasionally, food insecurity would be an issue for patients. To help facilitate the conversation between providers and patients, I wanted to create a poster about local food pantries. This way, if a patient is struggling and does not seek help, or if a patient indicates they require assistance, we will have quickly accessible information to give them. 
To create the poster, I collected information about local food shelves. I then utilized the graphic design website Canva to create a poster about local food pantries. The poster contains information and directions to the closest free food pantry to Clemson-Seneca Pediatrics. There is also a QR code that provides patients with the names and locations of other food pantries in the Upstate of South Carolina. After seeking approval from my preceptor, I placed a poster in each patient care room.