The US Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion
The US Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion have developed 355 core or measurable objectives to address the improvement of health and well-being over a ten-year span. This initiative is called Healthy People 2030. The URL address to access this site is <link is hidden> /> Access this site, then click the icon “Browse objectives by topic”. Scroll down to Social Determinants of Health. Click on each one of the 5 social determinants of health and review the information for each topic.
Choose one of the 5 major topics for Social Determinants of Health: Economic Stability, Education Access and Quality, Health Care Access and Quality, Neighborhood and Built Environment, and Social and Community Context. Complete a summary of the topic identifying the goal and objectives for the chosen topic. Then, choose one of the objectives and click on the Data Methodology and Measurement Icon on the left side of the page. Summarize the national data for the objective including data source, baseline, target, numerator, denominator, target setting method details, and target setting method justification.
Sample Solution
Goal: Increase the proportion of people and families with financial resources to meet their basic needs.
Objectives:
- Increase the proportion of people living above the poverty level, measured by the official poverty rate.
- Reduce the proportion of people who are food insecure, measured by the Household Food Security Scale-6 (HFSS-6).
- Reduce the proportion of people who are unhoused or who live in inadequate housing, measured by the Point-in-Time Count of Homelessness and the American Housing Survey.
- Increase the proportion of people who have access to affordable and quality financial services, measured by the Financial Inclusion Index.
- The economy will continue to grow at a modest pace.
- There will be no major economic shocks, such as a recession.
- Government policies will continue to support low-income families.