Implementing Strengths-Based Dialogue to Reframe Clinical Education and Community Engagement.

Purpose: Health care professionals want to solve problems. When health disparities are observed, the solution often rests on expanding access to clinical services. However, what are the varied paths that persons with communication disorders might take to access speech, language, and hearing care? Wh...

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Publicado en:Perspectives of the ASHA Special Interest Groups Vol. 8; no. 5; pp. 1055 - 1065
Autores principales: Mills, Monique T., Balz, Magdalen, Price, Daniel
Formato: tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Oct2023
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          Mills, Monique T.
          Balz, Magdalen
          Price, Daniel
        affil: University of Houston, TX
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          Program Implementation
          Communication
          Education, Clinical
          Communicative Disorders Rehabilitation
          Rehabilitation, Speech and Language
          Health Services Accessibility
          Quality of Life
          Conceptual Framework
          Clinical Research
          Research Personnel
          Physicians
          Medically Underserved
          Health Care Delivery
          Trust
          Empathy
          Patient Centered Care
          Decision Making, Clinical
          Paradigms
          Interpersonal Relations
          Social Determinants of Health
          Cultural Competence
          Philosophy
          Communicative Disorders Diagnosis
          Health Screening
          Cognition Disorders Prevention and Control
          Housing Instability Psychosocial Factors
          Wellness
          Problem Solving
          Healthcare Disparities
          Child
          Aged
          Child: 6-12 years
          Aged: 65+ years
      ab: Purpose: Health care professionals want to solve problems. When health disparities are observed, the solution often rests on expanding access to clinical services. However, what are the varied paths that persons with communication disorders might take to access speech, language, and hearing care? Where are these paths successful and where does a well-intended initiative have an absent or limited effect in altering disparities? Multiple, complex factors affect access to health care in underserved communities. However, current practice tends to frame the goals and metrics of outreach programs in terms of access to health care services, which risks privileging the perspective of the providers who want to increase the volume of services accessed over the voices of the community members for whom access to health care is only part of the larger course of their lives. Solutions that do not reflect those community strengths outside the service provision framework likely yield minimal impact on quality of life, since the community members are less likely to fully embrace the solution. Method: In this clinical focus, we describe a community-informed strengths-based framework for clinicians and clinical researchers whose work is designed to reach underserved communities by employing mutual trust, empathy, active listening, and patient-centered care planning. Through case scenarios, we exemplify key tenets of the framework. Conclusions: The community-informed strengths-based framework detailed in this clinical focus supports a paradigm shift from a biomedically-informed strengths-based framework to a model of health care service provision that focuses on individual or community strengths. Eliciting guidance from those receiving care and framing the totality of encounters in terms of the process of responding to community strengths can build a collaborative and sustainable path forward toward achieving health goals.
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