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part 1 Expectations/Surprises. What was the most unexpected thing you learned from doing the research? Please tell our cohort what was NEW? What happened during data collection that you did not expe
part 1
Expectations/Surprises. What was the most unexpected thing you learned from doing the research?
Please tell our cohort what was NEW? What happened during data collection that you did not expect, what new information did you find out about your topic? MY TOPIC IS ABOUT HEALTHCARE IN UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES
EXAMPLE OF WHAT SOMEONE WROTE
While researching barriers to mental health treatment in vulnerable populations, I was surprised to discover how often the lack of service providers and insurance acceptance creates major challenges. Many mental health providers and social workers don’t accept insurance, making services inaccessible for families who cannot afford out-of-pocket fees. In places where insurance is accepted, children seeking help often face long wait times, delaying necessary care. I had assumed that awareness or stigma would be the primary barriers, but the research showed that financial and logistical issues are just as significant. This issue is particularly severe for adolescents in rural or underserved areas, where there is a shortage of mental health professionals. Limited access and high costs often prevent many children from receiving timely treatment, leaving families with few viable options for care. Families often feel stuck—unable to afford private services or access insurance-covered care in a reasonable timeframe. Additionally, the long wait times for therapists or social workers under insurance plans were an eye-opener. This creates a gap where children in need are left waiting, often until their situations worsen. These findings made it clear that improving access to affordable, timely services is crucial for addressing mental health needs effectively.
part 2
In text please read Part 5 Chapter 13 Research Communications pp. 327-342 and complete the questions on pp. 343-344.
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