Low Income Community Lack Accessing to Health Care Services Discussion
Convince the reader to care. Justify the choice of the priority problem or goal to be addressed [significance, cite data] – Source: Defining a problem (Links to an external site.)
How many people are affected from social problem? How severe (significant) is the effect? How often does the issue even occur (or is the solution attained)?
Frame the problem to be addressed. What? Who? Why? How? [cite data] Discuss the “But Why?” viewpoint; Analyze the root of problem in basic terms (e.g. environmental and behavioral factors)[can use charts, graphs, images, etc] – Source: “But Why?” Technique (Links to an external site.) Discuss the positive and negative impacts of addressing the problem. Include the the beliefs of stakeholders that may assist or impact [cite, use data or self-evaluation hypothesis]
How important is the social problem being addressed perceived to be by others? [do people already care? or do we have to involve more people? discuss the consequences of social problem continuing, hypothesis/assessment determination] Discuss ways to collect info on problem from members, and describe who those members would be (e.g. surveys, focus groups, public forums, data collection, interviews, etc.) – Source: Identify Targets (Links to an external site.) Source: Collecting Information (Links to an external site.)
In conclusion, State how the identified problem is linked to other related issues (e.g use a diagram or map to illustrate community network connections and involvement).
Solution suggestion? (Real or hypothetical) With a proposed or current solution in place, how effective are efforts and solutions to address it likely to be? Check out source from MIT ; Strategy Tools Community Problem Solving (mit.edu) (Links to an external site.)(If you do not have a solution identified yet simply state that more research needs to be conducted to formulate a intervention solution)
