Humanizing Healthcare, Centering the Individual

Community Voice

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Health Access Archetypes

Archetypes are often used in marketing to determine key messages based on the profile and needs of a person or group of people. Health for All Archetypes were developed by youth members of the Health for All Coalition to help agencies understand the core needs of potential clients and assess their readiness to serve those clients effectively.

Use the Health for All Archetypes to internally audit services, systems, and structures to ensure access to services for all community members from marketing to first client contact to closure or referrals. 

Examples of services, systems and structures to audit include paperwork, referrals, fees, building environment, transportation, language access, customer experience and feedback, Americans with Disabilities Act compliance, and policies. 

Community Voices on the Health of Our City 

A report detailing a community engagement process and feedback about what really matters to community members regarding health. Participants self-identified as having experienced health inequities and offer their experience-based insights to find the most effective solutions to address barriers to health.

Health Equity Dialogues

Listen to the Health Equity Dialogues Podcast to hear health equity advocates explore people's stories of access to high-quality health services (or lack thereof) based on a wide range of social identities.

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Listen to the podcast

 

Videovoice

Youth True Leaders in Equity initiated a Videovoice process to capture health equity stories of community members in Lincoln. Videovoice is a participatory action research method that uses interviewing and video to promote health advocacy and community engagement. Listen to the stories of health inequities experienced by local community members to take informed action on addressing health disparities. 

Photovoice

Photovoice is a community-based participatory research method using photographs and narratives to understand participant experiences and advocate for improvement. Youth in Lincoln engaged in two Photovoice projects to advance understanding of health equity.