How do you measure the impact of social accountability initiatives on health outcomes and health equity?
Social accountability is the principle that health professionals and institutions have a responsibility to address the priority health needs of the communities they serve, especially those who are marginalized or underserved. Social accountability initiatives are actions that aim to improve the relevance, quality, and equity of health services and education, based on the participation and feedback of stakeholders. But how do you measure the impact of these initiatives on health outcomes and health equity? Here are some key steps and challenges to consider.
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Harry Neuwirth, MDUrologist, Marin Specialty Care
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