1; clean water and sanitation( SDG-6)

2; Quality Education( SDG-4)

3; Health( SDG-3)

Question 2 ans

1; Economic status

2; Education

3;Geography

Quality Education( SDG-4)

Good Health and Well- being( SDG-3)

Clean water and Sanitation(SDG-6)

Q2. Answers:

- Poverty

- Poor Water Quality

- Limited education and health care

Q3. Answers:

- Shows health challenges in rural areas

- Shows health challenges in rural areas

2.Promoting health to prevent illness

Good health and well being

Quality education

Q2.

Lack of education

Low income

Unstable housing

Q3. The case reflect SDG 3 because it’s shows that there is lack of health education, lack of clean water and environmental sanitation , lack of transportation facilities

-SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation

-SDG 4: Quality Education

2) Social determinants of health influence Lina’s access to healthcare are:-

• Environmental Condition

• Geographical Location

• Lack of Education

Clean water

Good health and well being

# good health and well being

# no poverty

# quality education

# inequalities

Salina Manandhar

Social determinants affecting Lina's healthcare access include geography, poverty, education, environment.

Availability of health care providers

Reduced Inequalities

q2: Geography:Living in a remote village with no nearby hospital or regular doctor limits

Econimic Status: Her family cannot Affort Transportation or possibly ongoing care

Education: lack of hygiene education

Environment: use of contaminated river water

Healthcare Infrastructure: limited clinical resourses

q3: Preventable Illeness

Healthcare access

Community based solution

-SDG 6:Clean water and sanitation

-SDG 4:Quality Education

Ques 2 (Answer) :

-Education

-Healthcare access

-Food security

- Good health and wellbeing (SDG-3)

-clean water and sanitation (SDG- 6)

-no poverty (SDG-1)

2

• Geographical state / location

• Access to clean water and sanitation

• Health awareness

• Lack of financial support

SDG 3 GOOD HEALTH AND WELL BEIGN

SDG 4 QUALITY EDUCATION

SDG 6 CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION

SDG 10 REDUCE INEQUALITY

:SDG 3

: SDG’s 1

:SDG’s 4

:SDG’s 6

Q.2. How do social determinants of health influence Lina’s access to healthcare ?

: Education and health literacy- limited awareness about hygiene practices and disease prevention contributes to repeated illness.

: Geographic location: limit access to advanced medical facilities.

question 3: Limited health care resources, lack of health education,

Environment

Economic conditions

Poor health facilities

Lack of education

Salina Manandhar

-SDG1

-SDG6

-SDG10

-SDG4

2,

-Access to clean water and sanitation.

-Economic status

-Education

-Health system limitation

-Geographic location

1) No good health and wellbeing. 2)Quality education. 3)Clean water and sanitation.

2= social determinant of health influence are

poverty , lack of knowledge , transportation to health care facilities

SDG-2 (Zero Hunger)

SDG-3 (Good health and well being)

SDG-4 (Quality Education)

SDG-6 (Clean water and Sanitation)

SDG-10 (Reduced Inequality)

QNO 2**

economic stability

access to healthcare services

social and community context

education

SDG 1: No poverty

SDG 6 : Clean water and Sanitation

Q2)

living in village with limited access to medical facility

Limited education about hygiene and preventable diseases

using river water for drinking and bathing

clean water and sanitation(6)

Reduced Inequalities(10)

No 2 Poverty, education, Infrastructure, Geographic location

access to health care services

education

• Clean Water and sanitation (SDG 6)

• No poverty (SDG 1)

• Quality education (SDG 4)

• Good health and well being (SDG 3)

Answer 2:

Social determinants of health affecting Lina are:

• The place she lives is a remote are with lack of proper health care systems.

• They cannot afford to travel.

• They have lack of proper education.

• The health care staffs are lacking and insufficient vaccines.

• Polluted water which causes different water borne diseases.

Q2= social determinants of health influencing Lina's access are geographic location, poverty, education and water and sanitation.

SDG 4 QUALITY EDUCATION

Q 2. environmental condition

education

clean water

SDG 3 ~ Good health and well being

SDG 6 ~ Clean water and sanitation

SDG 1 ~ No poverty

SDG 4 ~ Quality Education

Q2

Geographic location : limits access to reach in time for medical facilities

Economic status : poverty restricts access to transportation

Lack of education

Environment

-Clean water and sanitation (6)

-No poverty (1)

-Quality education (4)

-Good health and wellbeing (3)

2. How do social determinants of health influence Lina’s access to healthcare?

Poverty, limitations to basic needs such as clean drinking water and poor education on hygiene has lead to Lina's unfortunate health condition. Inability to afford transportation and healthcare facilities influence the inability to access the needed help from the village clinic.

  3. How does this case reflect SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being) in action?

Children and adults are unable to receive proper vaccinations to prevent vital diseases due to the absence of proper storage facilities and due to lack of health education and safe drinking water have resulted in decline of health in this rural village affecting SDG 3.

SDG 6 Clean water and sanitation

SDG 1 No poverty

SDG 4 Quality education

Question no 2

Social determinants of health influence Lina's access to healthcare are:

Lack of education

Environmental conditions

Economic status

Mamata thapa

SDG3.Good health and well being ,SDG6clean water and sanitation , SDG10.reduce inequality.

2. poverty, geographical location, education, economic stability

number two is clean water and sanitation SDG is 6

number three is quality education SDG 4

number4 is no poverty SDG 1

SDG6- Clean water and sanitation

SDG10- Reduced Inequalities

SDG4- Quality Education

Q2- Poverty and limited resources

Education and healthy literacy

Healthcare system limitations

1. SDGs (1) No poverty.

2. SDGs (3) Good health and well being.

3. SDG (6) Clean water and sanitation.

Question no 2

As the social determinants of health are the condition in which people are born, grow, work live and impact on the condition of health and daily life.

Some social determinants of health influence lina's access to health care are:

1. Economic stability

2. Education access.

   
   

2 Clean water and sanitation

3 Quality Education

Q2

1 Education

2 Environmental factors

3 infrastructure

4 economic status

- Usha

Q3 as she is deprive of clean drinking water and lack of clean drinking water she and her family is having serious disease conditions and for good health and well-being clean drining water good infrastructure is needed.

Q2

Environmental factors

Economic status

Lack of education

SDG 6 clean water and sanitation

SDG 1 no poverty

SDG 4 quality education

SDG 10 reduced inequality

SDG 17 partnership for the goal

2 ans,

Poor water/sanitation, poverty (transport), rural location, limited clinic resources, inconsistent hygiene education all severely hinder Lina's healthcare access.

3 the nurses and clinic is working to provide basic care insipte of lack resources.

SDG9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

SDG10: Sustainable cities and communities

Question 2: Socially Lina does not have access to a good hospital, the distance to the hospital is quite far and even the health care setting is short staffed. Safe drinking water is also not available for them.

Thank you,

Chidinma Prisca Ejike (student)

No 2 education and health literacy limited awareness about hygiene practices and disease.prevent contributes to replaced illness

SDG3 Good health and wellness

SdG 7 Clean water

SDG 10 Reduced inequalities

Q2 and

Poverty

Environment

Economic conditions

Lack of education

Geographic location

Q3 ans

This case reflects childhren and adults are not receiving proper clean water and because of lack of awareness and poverty which there causes of diarrhoea, dehydration and other skin problem

2 social determinants affecting Lina’s health access include geography, poverty, education and environment.

Zero Hunger 2

Good health and well being 3

Quality education 4

Safe drinking water 6

Inequality 10

2. Social determinants of health influences Lina’s access to resources because there’s a restriction to those resources needed for her health and wellbeing for example poor health care services, lack of education, unhygienic neighborhood and economic instability. These are vital for ones good health.

   written by Prisca.

SDG 6 clean water and sanitation

SDG 1 No poverty

Question no 2

Environmental condition

Social economic status

Poor water and sanitation

SDG 3:Good health and well-being

SDG's 6: clean water and sanitation

SdG's4: Quality education

Q.no.2) Social determinants of health influence are:

1. Geographic location

2. Poverty

3. Education and health literacy

4. Transportation infrastructure

5. lack of awareness

   
   

Q.no.3) This case emphasizes the need for investment in rural healthcare systems, clean water, and health education to achieve universal health coverage and reduce child mortality.

Q3. Limited access of healthcare facilities, water and environment pollutions, lack of education, lack of resources and infrastructure.

The relevant SDGs related in this case are

1. SDGs 1: No poverty.

2. SDGs 3: Good health and well being.

3. SDG 6: Clean water and sanitation.

Q NO 2

1. Poor water sanitation

2. Economic status

3. Rural location

4. Limited resources and facilities

SDG3 good health and well-being

SDG9 insdutry,Innovation and infracture

Question2; socially lina does not have acess to good quality of life which she deserve and this is already affecting her health.

The relevant SDG 1 : Provide information about how to drink clean , filter and safe drinking water .

SDG 2: provide health education awareness and give information about water born diseases.

Q No 2.

SDG 1: preventable illness health care assess community base solution

SDG3(Good health and well-being)

SDG6 (Clean water and sanitation)

SDG1 (No poverty)

SDG10(Reduced ineqalities)

2 SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH:

Factors like povery, lack of clean water and sanitation, limited education and geographical isolation significantly hinder Lina's access to health.

*Good Health and well-being

*Quality education

*No poverty

*Clean water and sanitation

Q2: In Lina’s case there are some ways to social determinants of health influencing which are included like:

*Education and health literacy

*Healthcare infrastructure

*Access to clean water and sanitation

*Rural isolation etc..

• Clean Water and sanitation (SDG 6)

• No poverty (SDG 1)

• Quality education (SDG 4)

• Good health and well being (SDG 3)

Answer 2

-Education

-Healthcare access

-Food security

2. lack of health education in this case health education is sporadic

3.poverty: as they are not able to afford the transportation to the nearest hospital

4. Not safe drinking water as she is having diarrhea and skin infection

Salina Manandhar

2 SDG1 no poverty

3 SDG4 quality education

4 SDG10 reduced inequality

question no.2 answer

poor water and sanitation, poverty rural location, limited access to medical resources lack of hygiene education all severely hinder Lina's healthcare access,

>SDG 3: Good health and well-beings

>SDG 6: Clean water and sanitation

>SDG 4: Quality education

>SDG 10: Reduced inequalities

2) Social determinants of health influencing lina's situation include:

>Geography

>Economic status

>Environment

> healthcare infrastructure

>Environment

3) It stresses the need for integrated

solutions improving water quality, health education, and infrastructure to truly achieve SDG 3.

Q1.

-Quality Education SDG4

-Health SDG3

Q2.

-Poverty

-Education

-Geography

Q3.

-Shows health challenges in rural areas.

-Efforts by clinic staff improve care.

Quality education SDG4

Good health and wellbeing SDG3

No poverty SDG1

Reduced inequality SDG10

Qsn2 answer

The social determinants for health influences are:

Lack of environment and water sanitation

Due to geographical structure

Poverty

Availability for transportation, health facilities education etc.

Qsn 3 answer

This cas study reflect the Good health and wellbeing SDG3.

There is lack of health facilities, lack of clean water and environmental sanitation, lack of health education where all this factors will significantly impact the health conditions of that particular community and individuals leading to many health problems.

SDG 1: NO POVERTY: There is low income. It prevents villagers from accessing transportation to the clinic or healthcare services.

SDG 3: GOOD HEALTH AND WELL BEING: There is lack of clean water, sanitation, and healthcare access which directly affects Lina’s health, because she suffers from diarrhoea and dehydration which can be prevented.

SDG 4: QUALITY EDUCATION: Hygiene education is limited, which contributes to the spread of infections and diseases.

SDG 6: CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION: The community uses the same river water for drinking, bathing, and washing which is unhealthy to well being.

SDG 10: REDUCED INEQUALITIES This case brings about gap in healthcare between rural and urban areas.

2. How do social determinants of health influence Lina's access to healthcare?

   
   

1. Environment: There is poor sanitation and contaminated water as Lina drink from the river where villagers bath and wash.

2. Education: There is lack of awareness about hygiene practices in the community and to Lina

3. Healthcare Access: There are limited resources and supplies to the clinic. Villagers can not access the clinic easily its far and its located in the rural area.

4. Socioeconomic status: Lina's grandmother is poor and can not afford transportation to the clinic.

Quality education

clean water and sanitation

reduced inequality

Q2.

lack of education

discrimination

Q3.

limited access the health care facilities and promote healthy lives and well being .

a. SDG 1 , No poverty

b. SDGs 5, Gender Equality

c. SDGs 3, Good Health and Well-being

2.Social derminants affecting Lina's health acess include poverty,education,money,job and support.

3.This case shows how important it is to make sure everyone can get healthcare,especially people like lina who may be at a disadvantage.

This case study illustrates the difficulties in delivering basic healthcare in areas with little resources, which is in line with SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-Being). It demonstrates how avoidable diseases like diarrhoea are caused by a lack of access to clean water, sanitary facilities, medical equipment, and medical personnel. Notwithstanding these obstacles, neighbourhood nurses are putting out a lot of effort to provide care for the public, exhibiting initiatives to enhance health and lessen inequality.

The relevant SDGs related in Lina's case are:

SDGs 1.No Poverty

SDGs 3.Good Health and Well-being

SDGs 4.Quality Education

SDGs 6. Clean Water and Sanitation

Ans.no.2 Social determinants such as:

1.Lack of quality education regarding sanitation and pure drinking water.

2.Lack of good transportation facilities towards health center.

3.Lack of necessary medical supplies in health institutions.

Ans.no.3 This case reflects SDGs( Good Health and Well-being) in this way;

1.There is limited access to clean water and sanitation due to which children are suffering from diarrhea and infectious diseases .

2.Lack of proper education regarding health, cleanliness and disease conditions .

3.Lack of adequate supplies in health institutions which is affecting their good health and well-being as they are not receiving proper treatment.

SDG1;no proverty

SDG3;good health and well being

SDG4;quality educations

SDG6;clean water & sanitation

Q 2; Environmental condition,lack of education,poverty,socio economic status,limited acess to healthcare services

Q 3;In this case people unable to receive proper vaccinations and getting lack of education as well as lack of sanitation .they have limited access health care facilities.

SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being: It aims to promote well-being for all individuals of all ages. Also it shows how even basic health services and nursing care can make a meaningful difference in individuals and communities.

Lina’s severe dehydration due to diarrhoea would have been preventable with access to clean water, good hygiene, and health education.

There is limited healthcare access and supplies. The rural clinic is understaffed and under-resourced, with no refrigeration for vaccines and only one visiting doctor once in a week.

There is also health inequalities, the distance from Lina's home is far and no finance to transport. Many villagers cannot access medical care when needed.

2. Efforts toward SDG 3:

Despite the limitations in the clinic, in terms of being understaffed and supplies, the nurses are providing care and trying their best, treating conditions like dehydration and skin infections.

Health could be promoted through education programs on hygiene and disease prevention.

2 . Lina's healthcare is influenced by social determinants of health which including environmental factors like lack of access to clean water and adequate sanitation, which contribute her diarrhoea. Poverty and limited resources may also create barriers to accessing timely and quality healthcare services. Additionally the family location and transportation options may further limit their ability to access healthcare

3 .This case highlights the challenges in achieving goal 3 due to limited healthcare resources which include lack of refrigeration for vaccines ,limited access to transportation etc... are increase the risk of preventable illness, promoting health education and underscore the need for strengthening healthcare systems.

Chidinma Prisca Ejike (student)

This case reflects the SDGs 3(Good health and well-being). As, it clearly shows that they have a lack of quality education due to which they are not following healthy practices which cause them to suffer from various illnesses. Also, they have a lack of sources or limited resources due to which even if they want to practice a healthy lifestyle they are unable to follow a healthy life style.

HDG3: Good health and well-being

HDG5: Gender equality

Q2: lack of environment and water sanitation.

Deu to geographic structure

Q3: Limited access the health care facility and promote health well-being.

Q1 SDG1 : No poverty

SDG 3:Good health and wellbeing

SDG5: Gender equality

Q2: lack of environment and water sanitation.

Due to geographical structure

Q3: Limited access the health care facilities and promote health wellbeing.

SDG 5:gender equality

SDG 3: good health and well being

q2: environment

economic condition

lack of education

lack of environment and water sanitation

q3:limited access the health care facilities and promote healthy well being.

1. SDG 1:- No Poverty

   SDG 3:- Good health and well-being.

   SDG 6:- Clean Water and Sanitation

2. Her family cannot afford transportation to the hospital. and lack of clean water, refrigeration for vaccines, and sanitation system so these factors delay lina from receiving timely and adequate healthcare.

3. Inadequate health education prevents early intervention. and community based intervention like health education, water purification systems,and training more local health workers.

SDG 6- clean water and sanitation

SDG 1- No poverty

SDG 4- Quality Education

SDG 10- Reduced inequalities

Social determinants such as:

-lack of transportation and lack of poor proverty

-There are few clinical supplies.

-Lack of pure drinking water and proper sanitation and lack of quality education.

This case reflects SDG3 Health and well being

-Due to lack of proper knowledge regarding pure drinking water, sanitation, personal hygiene and infectious disease condition.

-limited supplies in health care facilities.

-poor Economic background.

-To meet the SDG 3 (good health and well being) in action the community needs full access to clean drinking water to prevent from water borne diseases and skin infections.

-Due to the limited supply of vaccines, medical equipment and sporadic education on hygiene, villagers are not getting proper treatment and also they cannot afford travel expense for hospital. All these problems impact on good health and well being of villagers.

• SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation – Highlights the need for safe drinking water and proper hygiene.

• SDG 1: No Poverty – Poverty limits access to healthcare, clean water, and transportation.

• SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities – Aims to reduce health gaps between rural and urban areas.

• SDG 4: Quality Education – Promotes health and hygiene education to prevent disease.

• SDG 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure – Focuses on improving healthcare facilities and transport systems.

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2. Social Determinants of Health

• Location – Living in a rural area limits access to hospitals and medical professionals.

• Poverty – Financial constraints prevent families from affording transportation and medical care.

• Education – Limited health and hygiene education increases the risk of disease.

• Environment – Reliance on contaminated river water raises the risk of infection.

• Healthcare Access – A shortage of staff and medical supplies reduces the quality of care.