The file attached: Type 2 Diabetes Part IV KM.docx will be the document that you will need to rewrite in the section called Intervention. I have also posted the instructions and rubric for that section as well titled Chronic disease-Design an Intervention UPDATED(1) (14).docx and Part 4 grading rubric(1) (2).docx Thr other document titled Paper Preventing Type II Diabetes.pdf is an example of how to properly execute the paper and meet the requirements of the given assignment. When you look into that document go to the section that mentions Intervention and get an idea from that. The other two documents I uploaded which are: Strand eBook Pg 249-252.pdf and Glasgow et al1999Population based approach to diabetes and chronic illness.pd are references that were mentioned in the instructions to look into. PLEASE READ each document meticulously and fulfill the requirement of this paper. I already have an idea and brainstormed an intervention plan and what you would need to do is look for supporting sources that claim’s the paper and format it into an research essay form. Have credible and reputable sources and in National Library of Medicine (NLM) citations. PLEASE INCLUDE STATS into the paper.
Here is the idea of how the paper intervention should be: ) Intervention (method, location, timeframe):
Intervention:
Implementing the Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) in Urban Underserved Communities through Integrated Care Models
Method:
The intervention method involves adapting and implementing the Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) within integrated care models tailored to the needs of urban underserved communities. This program will integrate telehealth technology with community-based services to enhance accessibility and effectiveness.
Location:
The intervention will be implemented in urban underserved communities with high rates of diabetes prevalence and limited access to healthcare resources. Specific locations include community centers, clinics, and established healthcare hubs within the targeted neighborhoods.
Timeframe:
The intervention will be implemented over a designated timeframe to achieve measurable outcomes. The initial implementation phase is projected to span 12 months, with ongoing monitoring and evaluation to assess effectiveness and sustainability.
By incorporating the DPP into the intervention strategy, we ensure the utilization of evidence-based practices for diabetes prevention while addressing disparities in urban underserved communities. This revised intervention plan maintains alignment with the specified section while emphasizing the importance of the DPP in achieving positive health outcomes for the target population.
Let’s incorporate the Logic Model and Population Served sections into the intervention plan:
2) Logic Model (Inputs, Activities, Anticipated Outputs, Anticipated Outcomes):
Intervention:
Implementing the Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) in Urban Underserved Communities through Integrated Care Models
Inputs:
Trained healthcare professionals or lifestyle coaches
DPP curriculum materials and resources
Funding for program implementation and outreach efforts
Collaboration with community organizations, clinics, and stakeholders
Telehealth technology and equipment
Activities:
Outreach and community engagement to identify barriers to access and tailor intervention strategies accordingly
Adaptation of the DPP curriculum to address cultural and socioeconomic factors in urban underserved communities
Integration of telehealth platforms to deliver DPP sessions remotely and increase accessibility
Establishment of community-based hubs or clinics as central points for diabetes prevention and management services
Provision of comprehensive care coordination, including access to primary care, mental health services, and social support networks
Anticipated Outputs:
Number of participants enrolled in the integrated care program
Utilization rates of telehealth services for DPP sessions
Participation rates in community-based activities and support groups
Anticipated Outcomes:
Reduction in T2DM incidence and improvement in diabetes management outcomes among urban underserved populations
Increased engagement in preventive healthcare and self-management behaviors
Strengthening of community partnerships and capacity for sustainable diabetes care delivery
3) Population served (Characteristics, Number):
Characteristics:
Residents of urban underserved communities with limited access to healthcare resources
High-risk individuals for T2DM, including racial and ethnic minorities, immigrants, and low-income individuals
Individuals facing socioeconomic barriers to healthcare access and utilization
Number:
Targeting urban neighborhoods with high rates of diabetes prevalence and disparities in healthcare access
Reaching out to diverse populations through targeted outreach and community-based initiatives
By including the Logic Model and Population Served sections, we provide a comprehensive overview of the intervention plan’s components and target population. This ensures alignment with the specified format and emphasizes the importance of addressing diabetes disparities in urban underserved communities through evidence-based strategies like the DPP.
