How to evaluate a program focused on barriers to accessing medical equipment and other health services and supports within households of adults with disabilities?

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To evaluate a program focused on barriers to accessing medical equipment and other health services within households of adults with disabilities, and assess its effectiveness in identifying and addressing these barriers through comprehensive data collection and analysis. Here are five key points:

Measure changes in access to medical equipment and health services before and after program implementation using standardized assessment tools.

Analyze specific barriers, such as insurance coverage issues, supply chain shortages, and affordability challenges, that participants face in obtaining necessary equipment and services.

Gather qualitative feedback from participants and caregivers through surveys and interviews to assess program impact and satisfaction.

Evaluate the program's effectiveness in addressing barriers related to healthcare provider access and service delivery.

Compare program outcomes to established benchmarks or similar initiatives to determine overall effectiveness and areas for improvement