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Human-Centered Design Innovation to Help All Patients THRIVE: An Interview With J. Margo Brooks Carthon.

Patricia Reid-Ponte¹

¹Author Affiliation: Associate Clinical Professor, William F. Connell School of Nursing, Boston College, Massachusetts.

The Journal of Nursing Administration

|January 21, 2022

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Dr. J. Margo Brooks Carthon champions healthcare access for underserved populations. Her work with the THRIVE program provides comprehensive services, improving wellness for chronically ill individuals.

Area of Science:

Healthcare access and disparities
Community health initiatives
Chronic disease management

Background:

Dr. J. Margo Brooks Carthon's work focuses on improving healthcare access for minority and low-income populations.
The THRIVE (Transforming Health, Reaching, Inspiring, Valuing, Empowering) collaborative offers intensive wrap-around clinical and social services.

Discussion:

The column highlights the importance of integrated care models that address both clinical and social determinants of health.
Collaborative efforts are crucial for overcoming systemic barriers to quality healthcare.

Key Insights:

The THRIVE program demonstrates a positive impact on the wellness of chronically ill individuals.
Addressing social needs alongside medical treatment is vital for patient outcomes.

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Outlook:

Future research should explore scalable models for similar wrap-around services.
Continued investment in community-based health programs is essential for health equity.