How to evaluate a program focused on health services for young adults with stroke?

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To evaluate a program focused on health services for young adults with stroke, consider the following points:

Clinical outcomes: Measure improvements in clinical outcomes such as functional abilities, mobility, cognitive function, and quality of life among young adults with stroke who received the health services offered by the program.

Patient satisfaction: Assess the satisfaction levels of young adults with stroke regarding the health services provided. Gather feedback on their experiences, perceived effectiveness, and areas for improvement to ensure patient-centered care.

Care coordination: Evaluate the program's effectiveness in coordinating care for young adults with stroke across different healthcare providers and settings. Measure the level of collaboration, communication, and continuity of care to ensure seamless transitions and optimal outcomes.

Access and equity: Assess the program's impact on improving access to health services for young adults with stroke, particularly those from marginalized or underserved populations. Measure changes in access barriers, disparities, and equity in service provision.

Cost-effectiveness: Evaluate the program's cost-effectiveness by analyzing the economic impact of the health services provided. Assess the efficiency of resource utilization, cost per patient, and cost-benefit ratio to determine the program's financial sustainability and value for money.