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Preliminary Care Coordination Plan
Capella University
NURS-FPX 4050
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Preliminary Care Coordination Plan
Lack of healthcare is a problem within our society which influences individuals. Lack of
healthcare can cause many problems. If an individual is not seeking healthcare, they may have a
disease and complication that is left untreated due to not knowing. Also, not getting certain
problems treated might lead to death. This paper will discuss lack of healthcare services and the
physical, psychosocial and cultural effects of it. This paper will also discuss the barriers that can
cause an individual to have limited health care. Also, a care coordination plan to help individuals
with lack of healthcare services will be discussed. Care coordination is essential within the health
care system. Care coordination around patients’ needs has been acknowledged as a core
dimension of integration that facilitates the provision of comprehensive and seamless care
(Karan et al., 2021) Care coordination is the deliberate organization of patient care activities to
facilitate the delivery of health care services. (Misra et al., 2020)
Analysis and Best Practices
Limited access to healthcare is an issue that should be discussed. Access to healthcare is a
fundamental human right for promoting health equity and addressing health disparities.
, (Anawade et al., 2024) The factors associated with lack of healthcare are lack of transportation,
lack of health care insurance, fear of hospitals and staff, and even cultural beliefs. Another factor
could be a lack of healthcare facilities within the area that an individual lives. There may even be
limited health care among individuals that do not speak the common language for their
community. To help individuals have better health care access it starts with finding out the
reasons they do not currently have access. Ensuring healthcare accessibility is crucial for
improving health outcomes, reducing healthcare costs, and promoting social and economic
development (Anawade et al., 2024) Limited access to health care can have effects on a person
Preliminary Care Coordination Plan
Capella University
NURS-FPX 4050
2
Preliminary Care Coordination Plan
Lack of healthcare is a problem within our society which influences individuals. Lack of
healthcare can cause many problems. If an individual is not seeking healthcare, they may have a
disease and complication that is left untreated due to not knowing. Also, not getting certain
problems treated might lead to death. This paper will discuss lack of healthcare services and the
physical, psychosocial and cultural effects of it. This paper will also discuss the barriers that can
cause an individual to have limited health care. Also, a care coordination plan to help individuals
with lack of healthcare services will be discussed. Care coordination is essential within the health
care system. Care coordination around patients’ needs has been acknowledged as a core
dimension of integration that facilitates the provision of comprehensive and seamless care
(Karan et al., 2021) Care coordination is the deliberate organization of patient care activities to
facilitate the delivery of health care services. (Misra et al., 2020)
Analysis and Best Practices
Limited access to healthcare is an issue that should be discussed. Access to healthcare is a
fundamental human right for promoting health equity and addressing health disparities.
, (Anawade et al., 2024) The factors associated with lack of healthcare are lack of transportation,
lack of health care insurance, fear of hospitals and staff, and even cultural beliefs. Another factor
could be a lack of healthcare facilities within the area that an individual lives. There may even be
limited health care among individuals that do not speak the common language for their
community. To help individuals have better health care access it starts with finding out the
reasons they do not currently have access. Ensuring healthcare accessibility is crucial for
improving health outcomes, reducing healthcare costs, and promoting social and economic
development (Anawade et al., 2024) Limited access to health care can have effects on a person
