SayPro Recommendations for Solutions
SayPro Objective:
After identifying physical barriers to healthcare access, employees must provide clear, actionable, and practical solutions to address each barrier. These recommendations will help guide improvements in accessibility, safety, and patient experience across facilities.
SayPro Instructions for Employees:
- Review Identified Barriers
Use your finalized SayPro List of Barriers as the foundation for developing recommendations. - Suggest Solutions for Each Barrier
- Each barrier should be paired with at least one recommended solution.
- Solutions should be realistic, cost-conscious, and compliant with relevant accessibility standards (e.g., ADA, WCAG).
- Classify the Solutions by:
- Timeframe:
- Short-term (e.g., within 3 months)
- Medium-term (3–12 months)
- Long-term (over 12 months)
- Type of Intervention:
- Infrastructure Upgrade
- Equipment Replacement
- Policy or Training Adjustment
- Environmental Modification
- Timeframe:
- Document Solutions in the SayPro Recommendations Template (.xlsx or .docx).
✅ Example Format (Excel Table):
Barrier ID | Barrier Description | Recommended Solution | Timeframe | Type of Intervention |
---|---|---|---|---|
B001 | No wheelchair ramp at main entrance | Install ADA-compliant ramp with non-slip surface | Short-term | Infrastructure Upgrade |
B010 | Staff unaware of disability protocols | Conduct disability sensitivity training sessions | Short-term | Staff Training |
B025 | Narrow hallway impedes wheelchair access | Widen hallway to at least 36 inches | Long-term | Structural Renovation |
B033 | No braille signs on restroom doors | Install tactile and braille signage | Medium-term | Environmental Modification |
📎 Submission Guidelines
- Include your recommendations as a separate document or integrated into your Barrier List File.
- File name:
PromptTopic_June2025_Recommendations.xlsx
- Upload by: June 30, 2025 via the SayPro Research Submission Portal.
📌 Additional Tips
- Refer to accessibility standards such as:
- ADA Standards for Accessible Design
- WHO Guidelines on Accessibility
- National Building Regulations (if applicable)
- Prioritize solutions that are:
- Inclusive
- Sustainable
- Cost-effective
- Feasible given facility type (e.g., clinic vs. hospital)
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