Who Qualifies for Women's Digital Health Solutions in Tennessee
GrantID: 11397
Grant Funding Amount Low: $140,000
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $140,000
Summary
Grant Overview
Empowering Women Through Digital Health Tools in Tennessee
In Tennessee, access to digital health tools can significantly influence women's ability to manage chronic health conditions effectively. The state faces a shortage of accessible healthcare resources, particularly in rural communities where women experience higher rates of chronic diseases like diabetes and hypertension. According to the Tennessee Department of Health, more than 30% of women in rural areas report not receiving the recommended preventive screenings and check-ups, contributing to poor health outcomes.
Populations facing these challenges include women in lower socio-economic brackets and those living in remote areas without easy access to healthcare providers. Many lack the financial means or transportation to seek in-person medical advice, leading to unmanaged health conditions that could benefit from routine monitoring. These barriers highlight the urgent need for innovative solutions that empower women to take charge of their health through technology.
To combat these issues, this initiative will focus on developing a mobile application designed specifically for women to help with self-management of chronic conditions. The app will offer personalized health tracking, educational content, and reminders for screenings and medications, aiming to foster self-efficacy in health management. The digital tool will not only enhance awareness of personal health status but also promote proactive engagement with healthcare resources as women gain the confidence to seek necessary medical advice.
Additionally, the project will emphasize collaboration with local health departments and community organizations to raise awareness and facilitate app adoption among women. Training sessions and community demonstrations will build familiarity with the app, addressing potential digital literacy gaps. By focusing on these tailored, state-specific solutions, the initiative aspires to improve overall health outcomes for women across Tennessee.
What sets Tennessee apart from neighboring states is its structured integration of digital health solutions designed for women’s unique health management tasks. By prioritizing app-based resources, the initiative aims to harness emerging technology that resonates with the realities facing women in this state, creating a transformative approach to chronic health management.
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