- Quantitative Analysis: Utilize existing healthcare and poverty data to conduct quantitative analysis, including statistical methods to measure the correlation between healthcare accessibility and poverty levels. This will involve comparing healthcare service availability, utilization, and health outcomes with poverty rates in different geographical areas.
- Qualitative Research: Conduct interviews, focus groups, and case studies to gather personal narratives and insights from individuals and families living in poverty regarding their experiences with healthcare access and its impact on their economic stability.
- Program Evaluation: Evaluate existing healthcare accessibility programs and interventions to assess their effectiveness in addressing poverty-related health issues. This will involve analyzing program outcomes, cost-effectiveness, and participant feedback.
- Stakeholder Engagement: Engage with local healthcare providers, community organizations, and advocacy groups to understand their perspectives on healthcare accessibility and poverty alleviation. This will involve conducting interviews and surveys to gather qualitative data on stakeholder perceptions and experiences.
- Policy Analysis: Review existing healthcare policies and regulations at local, regional, and national levels to assess their impact on healthcare accessibility for individuals living in poverty. Analyze policy frameworks and identify potential areas for improvement to support poverty alleviation through enhanced healthcare access.
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