Website Search Results for: social determinants of health
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Date: Jul 24, 2019
CAPABLE is a national model that connects low-income seniors with an occupational therapist, registered nurse, and home repair services. Program coordinators from Hawaii and Maine share their successes and the challenges of helping rural residents age safely in place. - The Rural Monitor
...Health. Lessons Learned To other rural communities considering CAPABLE, Farrar advised understanding what challenges you may experience and finding community partners. For example, KAPA partners with other traditional healers as well as social workers from...
Reviewed: Jun 4, 2019
Data collection is used by programs to track how well the program is working, and to demonstrate any changes as a result of the program.
...determine the program's success and to encourage other communities to replicate the model in their own communities. Evaluation measures that can be used for aging in place programs include: Monetary : Cost savings for families...
Information for rural providers on Medicare's Initial Preventive Physical Exam (IPPE) or Welcome to Medicare visit.
...social history, depression risk factors, functional ability, exam measurements, end-of-life planning, opioid use, and SUD risk factors. Who in my organization should I engage when designing and implementing IPPEs? Implementing IPPEs requires broad...
Date: Feb 8, 2023
Across the rural West, an awareness of the health impacts of poor air quality – and how to minimize those impacts – is growing. - The Rural Monitor
...health clinics and social service organizations throughout the county. Partnerships with "trusted partners" in the community, such as healthcare and social service providers and fire safety entities, have been key to Clean Air Methow...
Reviewed: May 9, 2022
Provides information on potential dissemination methods to consider when planning a rural suicide prevention program dissemination strategy.
...determining the appropriate audience(s) for dissemination, many methods can be used to share findings and successes of a rural suicide prevention program. Some methods of dissemination for suicide prevention programs include: Sharing information through...
Reviewed: Nov 12, 2024
Potential questions to consider in the evaluation activities for rural transportation programs.
...determining which questions should be answered through the evaluation. Examples of evaluation questions for transportation programs are provided below. For additional information about process and outcome evaluations, please see Evaluation Design in the Rural Community...
Added: Nov 14, 2022
Information on common assets and strengths for emergency preparedness and response in rural areas.
...social ties held by people in rural areas and individual characteristics, such as tenacity and independence. Case Study Cyberattack at a Critical Access Hospital in Sandusky, Michigan Initial response to the cyberattack included taking...
Reviewed: May 15, 2024
Describes different treatment options that rural communities should consider when implementing mental health programs, rather than creating a one-size-fits-all treatment plan.
...determine which treatment options the program will offer, and make a plan for service delivery that meets the unique needs of the community. Mental health treatment typically includes a combination of therapy and medication...
Reviewed: May 28, 2025
To help rural Texas communities prepare for emergency events, a year-long pilot project used focus groups, a survey, and exit interviews to help librarians and local stakeholders discuss a community's strengths and opportunities for resiliency planning.
...Health Research Center (THRC) used a community collaboration framework to adapt the COPEWELL (Composite of Post-Event Well-Being) framework, developed by an interdisciplinary research team at Johns Hopkins University. In this adaptation, THRC researchers...
Date: Sep 6, 2022
The September 2022 episode of RHIhub's podcast features Anne Banfield, MD, physician administrative and clinical director at Women's Health at Leonardtown in Maryland, and member of the foundation board of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, in a discussion about the rural OBGYN workforce and the challenges of providing maternal care in rural areas.
...social group. But helping to work with that. I also think communities really need to be forward thinking when it comes to their school districts, the educational opportunities available. Physicians obviously are highly educated folks...