NURS FPX 4060 Assessment 3: Proposed Disaster Recovery Plan

 
The targeted disaster recovery plan for Carterdale is built to not only minimize the adverse effects of disasters but also to tackle the underlying health inequities and give a chance for the general population to access important life domain services. The plan strives to adopt a health equity approach, giving attention to the section of society that is less privileged and the most vulnerable, therefore improving outcomes and reducing inequities in healthcare access. Attending to social justice principles and cultural awareness, which will ensure that healthcare services are provided in a way that is acceptable to people from different backgrounds is the core of this approach (Paton & Johnston, 2019). NURS FPX 4060 Assessment 3 Disaster Recovery Plan: The community plan will be achieved by having community services, training of the therapeutic providers in cultural sensitivity and direct involvement and engagement of the community through various programs (Johnson et al., 2020). Furthermore, the plan encourages for policy implementations that tackle the key issues of poverty and insecure housing, thereby coming with approaches to solving the challenges of health equity in the long term that the entire Carterdale community can benefit from.

Health and Governmental Policy Impact Disaster Recovery Efforts
Health and public policy hold a bunch of power on recovery from disasters which can be politically gargantuan and socially momentous for the locals. This regulation sets a principle for tactics location or distribution of fund and this guideline serves as a guide for essential services during and after disasters. As an illustration, policies that relate to access to healthcare and services, such as insurance coverage and communication by way of telemedicine, will determine the place where members of the society can get medical assistance at such a critical moment. Furthermore, the public health policies and preparedness and planning also ensure connectivity and flow of information are part of the crisis response and disseminated to the community. Further, environmental and infrastructure resilience policies help the community prepare for future disasters and ensure a higher level of factors contributing to resilience by, among other things, affecting land use regulations, building codes, and infrastructure investments. NURS FPX 4060 Assessment 3 Disaster Recovery Plan: Social and economic policy measures, created especially for households of people struck by a disaster, such as social programs and assistance programs as well as granting them housing subsidies, are a matter of a great importance for people affected by the disaster and help them return to their previous lives. The local community could advocate for more requirements in the policy that would prioritize an equitable distribution of resources, provide medical facilities, strengthen infrastructure resistance, and provide a robust social and economic support to ensure that the recovery is universal, effective, and responds to the needs of the residents. Participating in policy advocacy helps to build a disaster recovery framework that is resilient, fair and equitable. Those, in the enhancement of community well-being and resilience, are built on community resilience in the wake of adversities.