为残疾人提供包容性住房:“减少10天”运动的过程评估。

IF 2.4 4区 医学 Q2 HEALTH POLICY & SERVICES
Ali Lakhani, Di Winkler, Ruth Mackenzie-Stewart, Jessica Walker, Deniz Senyel, Rwth Stuckey
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Down to 10 Days运动是一项倡导倡议,旨在减少澳大利亚国家残疾保险计划(NDIS)下住房审批的长时间拖延。NDIS是一项针对残疾人的联邦自主资助计划。在获得适当住房方面的延误往往导致住院时间延长或安置不当,严重影响个人的福祉和独立。这项运动由一个残疾人和倡导组织联盟领导,旨在简化NDIS的审批程序,目标是将决策时间缩短到10天。过程评估系统地检查计划或活动的执行情况,评估活动是否按预期交付,并确定影响成功的因素。它在宣传方面特别有价值,提供了对活动有效性、利益相关者参与以及短期和长期结果的见解。利用Kotter的八步变化模型进行流程评估,结合文件分析(n = 42)和与关键利益相关者的半结构化访谈(n = 6),以评估活动的实施和有效性。使用明确的信息、有针对性的政治宣传和公众参与战略,有助于扩大竞选的覆盖面和影响力。关键的短期成功包括提高认识,提高政府对NDIS决策时间表的透明度,并承诺改进流程。这一评价强调了战略宣传、建立联盟和以证据为基础的信息传递在推动政策变革方面的重要性。研究结果为未来旨在加强残疾人服务和社会政策改革的运动提供了宝贵的见解。
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Inclusive housing for people with disability: process evaluation of the 'Down to 10 Days' campaign.

The Down to 10 Days campaign was an advocacy initiative aimed at reducing long delays in housing approvals under Australia's National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), a federal self-directed funding program for people with disability. Delays in securing appropriate housing often resulted in prolonged hospital stays or inappropriate placements, significantly impacting individuals' well-being and independence. The campaign, led by a coalition of disability and advocacy organizations, sought to streamline NDIS approval processes, targeting a reduction in decision times to 10 days. A process evaluation systematically examines a program or campaign's implementation, assessing whether activities were delivered as intended and identifying factors influencing success. It is particularly valuable in advocacy, offering insights into campaign effectiveness, stakeholder engagement, and short- and long-term outcomes. A process evaluation utilizing Kotter's eight-Step Change Model, incorporating document analysis (n = 42) and semi-structured interviews with key stakeholders (n = 6), was undertaken to assess the campaign's implementation and effectiveness. The use of clear messaging, targeted political advocacy, and public engagement strategies contributed to the campaign's reach and influence. Key short-term successes included heightened awareness, improved government transparency regarding NDIS decision timelines, and commitments to process improvements. This evaluation underscores the importance of strategic advocacy, coalition-building, and evidence-based messaging in driving policy change. The findings provide valuable insights for future campaigns seeking to enhance disability services and social policy reforms.

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Health Promotion International
Health Promotion International Medicine-Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health
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期刊介绍: Health Promotion International contains refereed original articles, reviews, and debate articles on major themes and innovations in the health promotion field. In line with the remits of the series of global conferences on health promotion the journal expressly invites contributions from sectors beyond health. These may include education, employment, government, the media, industry, environmental agencies, and community networks. As the thought journal of the international health promotion movement we seek in particular theoretical, methodological and activist advances to the field. Thus, the journal provides a unique focal point for articles of high quality that describe not only theories and concepts, research projects and policy formulation, but also planned and spontaneous activities, organizational change, as well as social and environmental development.
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