The Problem
What country is our program in?
India
How many vans are we using?
3
What type of diseases will we be measuring in our community?
Non-communicable
True or False: Accessibility = Affordability.
False
Which population does our intervention focus on?
Low-income, rural populations
What foundation are we basing our intervention on? :)
How many steps are in our implementation plan?
13
How do we gain trust in the community?
Meet with community leaders, transparency, education, cultural competency, understanding SDOH
What is one root cause for our intervention?
People aren't covered by insurance.
Health infrastructure and resources are concentrated in urban areas.
How many days of the week are we going to be in the community?
3
What is the source of our healthcare professionals?
Urban hospitals
What would we do if Smile refuses to partner with us?
Sustainability will rely on volunteers and existing workers learning our procedures. Funding will have to found somewhere else.
What percentage of the population is not covered by insurance?
90%
Give one example of a screening question we will ask in our education intervention?
Are you on any current medications?
Do you know where to access clean water?
What do your daily meals and nutrition look like?
When was the last time you saw a doctor?
What does your living situation look like?
What does Smile provide once a month?
Health camps
What would we do if our medical suppliers are insufficient?
Re-evaluation, re-distribution, seeking other resources, making accommodations.
What is the population of Selamba?
6,717
Who are the 3 medical staff workers on the van?
physician, pharmacist, lab technician
Who is giving us funding for the van remodel?
Mr. Beast
What are the foundations of a successful health intervention?
Accessibility and education