This case study examines the psychosocial perspective of healthcare access, focusing on a patient named Kim-Ly. It explores various factors influencing her reluctance to seek medical care, including personal beliefs, previous healthcare experiences, cultural influences, and socioeconomic constraints. The analysis delves into how Kim-Ly's perceptions of her health, quality of care, and family support, alongside potential discrimination and financial barriers, contribute to her avoidance of medical services. The study also addresses structural issues such as lack of long-term care plans and transportation challenges. The paper concludes by proposing strategies to improve Kim-Ly's access to care, emphasizing the importance of medical insurance, improved healthcare facility access, family support, and enhanced quality of care through improved staffing. The goal is to highlight the multifaceted challenges and suggest ways to ensure individuals receive the care they need to maintain their health.
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