Self Management Program About Health

This presentation discusses a self management program about health, focusing on the financial aspects and the impact on the budget. It also explores the tools to measure the effectiveness of the program and ensure healthcare equity across populations.

MILESTONE
(SELF MANGEMENT PROGRAM ABOUT HEALTH)

SELF MANGEMET HEALTH
PROGRAM

FINANCIAL ASPECTS

Resources
 Human resources
1.Nurses
2.Doctors
3.Pharmacists
 Financial resources
1.Crowd funding
2.Donations
3.Subsidy

 This program will not fit in the existing budget of
the organization as this will involves enough fund
 This includes arranging the venue, purchasing
medical equipment’s such as wheelchairs,
arranging ambulances, catering (Seymour, 2018).
 Recruitment of medical professionals and
volunteers for this event requires heavy sum.
 The social workers will also help in this campaign
in enhancing people’s spirit in taking initiative for
their own and someone else’s health and keep
their nation illness free.
Impact of program on
budget

 It is advisable to the organization to search for
different sources of arranging funds.
 Sources of funds will includes crowd funding, a
subsidy from the government, and donations
from the Kentucky health department (Hissa
and et al., 2019).
 It is recommended to use the dashboard
system to keep track of all the activities of
this event to track its progress that all are
completed on time or not.
Financial sustainability of the
program

Effectiveness of the
program

Tools to measure the
effectiveness

 Comparison of progress report of the
program sections
 Comparing health benchmarks with the end
results
 Taking views and opinions of all the users
Checking the program will get successful
or not

 Allowing all classes of the society in enjoying
the health services offers during the event.
 Patients are categorized into different colour
codes.
 Giving Counselling to all the patients to
spread healthcare equality among the
community members of the pike county.
Ensure healthcare equity across its
populations

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