WCU Diabetes Healthcare Disparities & Strokes Questions

Watch two ASSIGNED peers’ videos and post thoughtful questions related to the content and conclusions of their study.You must ask 3 thoughtful questions of each peer. 

• Keep in mind that this is not a peer review of the presentation, although positive feedback is encouraged when appropriate. Your goal is to ask your peers questions that dig deeper into their problem and their proposed solution.
• Your questions may address some of the following topics: research sources, perspectives, the proposed solution, and obstacles related to the solutions

1. Diabetes is a global health concern, and addressing disparities in healthcare access is crucial to reducing its impact on diverse populations. Healthcare disparities refer to differences in healthcare access and outcomes that are often rooted in social, economic, and cultural factors, and these disparities significantly affect diabetes management and outcomes. Addressing disparities in access to healthcare for diabetes is an urgent and complex issue, but through collective effort, policy changes, education, and cultural competence, we can make significant strides toward equitable diabetes car

2. Strokes

The healthcare issue is that many issues require help from everyone, such as the community, providers, policymakers, research, and the community. Public awareness is an issue we can fix, many don’t even know what the signs of a stroke are, so being able to educate people is essential. I feel as if posters and commercials would help significantly in educating the rest of the world. By doing that, I believe that we can save many more people. Stroke care and prevention are continually evolving, with a focus on improving outcomes and reducing the overall burden of strokes on individuals