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Journey Map (Steps Baum et al. envision (Challenges to the Steps: (Require…

- - - - Focus on Prevention and Health Promotion
        
        Appropriately Skilled Workforce
        
        Adequate Information Systems
        
        Research-Supported Interventions
        
        Leadership
        
        Universal Health Care
  - - - Some of these steps will be more difficult to complete in rural areas where resources are already very limited.
- - - - Population: ~1600 (stat from 2016)
      - Florenceville-Bristol
- - - - Who is Healthy: Those who have education, transportation, support systems, adequate living conditions are healthy, those who qualify for Extra Mural (a service operated out of the hospital that has a mobile health care team that comes to your house)
        
        Who lacks access?: Older adults who no longer drive and have no support system, anyone who does not have access to transportation, lower-income individuals, individuals who live "outback" and are not in walking distances of a pharmacy.
- - - - Everyone having the same opportunity for more education after high school diploma
        
        Less people living off the system due to not being able to get a job
        
        Everyone having the same opportunity for health care and resources that community has to offer
        
        Social Determinants of Health are no longer an issue
        
        Health equity can be seen in this community
        
        Better opportunities for daily living conditions
- - - - Current health care system
        
        Not focusing on the SDOH
        
        Current system believing the health care system is the only area that must changed.
        
        Areas like poverty, housing, education all must be changed to have health equity
        
        Everyone deserves to have the same opportunity. Those in poverty should have the same resources and access just like the wealthy class does
        
        Making changes to individuals instead of entire population changes
        
        By educating the community would have a bigger impact
      - Not focusing on the SDOH
      - Have the platform to let society know about SDOH and how important they are to making big and beneficial changes