Overview
Integrated care for marginalized populations is a vital approach that seeks to provide equitable healthcare services to those who face social and economic disadvantages. By understanding the unique challenges these groups encounter, healthcare providers can implement strategies that ensure comprehen...
Key Terms
Example: Low-income families, racial minorities.
Example: Providing free health services to low-income communities.
Example: Healthcare providers using interpreters for non-English speaking patients.
Example: Holding town hall meetings to gather input on health programs.
Example: A health center offering medical, dental, and mental health services in one location.
Example: Access to education and employment opportunities.
Related Topics
Social Determinants of Health
Explores how social factors influence health outcomes and access to care.
intermediateCultural Competence in Healthcare
Focuses on strategies to improve cultural understanding in health services.
intermediateCommunity Health Initiatives
Examines programs designed to improve health in specific communities.
intermediateKey Concepts
health equitycoordinated servicescultural competencecommunity engagement