Padlet of Sources for Comp 300 by Olivia Mecca

The source is a news article, and it was published in the Colorado Springs Gazette on June 10, 2019, by Bill Radford. It highlighted issues on how insurance companies don't provide full coverage for mental health.

oliviamecca11 — 2024-10-04 15:36:10 UTC

In the article it addresses that people can do things that they love to help alleviate their problems since therapy fees can be expensive. Some stakeholders would be insurance companies and therapists as well. I think the constraints would be changing how the law is set more for people to get coverage and having psychiatrists changing which insurances they accept. The affordance would be having the hope they are other ways to live with mental disorders.

The source is a news article, and it was published in the Seattle Times on August 6, 2023, by Michelle Baruchman. It talks about a family's struggle with being able to afford care for their son.

oliviamecca11 — 2024-10-04 15:42:46 UTC

Insurance companies can do something about the problem because they don't give the same care for people with mental health issues compared to physical issues. The stakeholders would be insurance companies. The constraints for this would be money and access to care. The affordance would be finding a way to alleviate the gap between mental and physical issues.

The source is a podcast, and it was published through NPR on December 13, 2023, by Rhitu Chatterjee. It talks about how America does not provide helpful sources for coverage.

oliviamecca11 — 2024-10-04 15:46:38 UTC

In this podcast it talked about how Americans have a hard time at getting the insurance they need to help with their mental health issues. The stakeholders would be Americans because America is one of the worst places for access to coverage to mental health. The constraints could be people not believing they could make a difference at all. The affordance would be having the knowledge in how poorly America handles mental health concerns.

The source is a journal article, and it was published in the American Psychological Association in 2023. In this article it highlighted what could be some constraints for people getting help.

oliviamecca11 — 2024-10-04 15:56:51 UTC

People can do something about it because they can focus on working on skills that can help with their mental health issues. The stakeholders in this would people living in America depending on their working-class status. Some constraints of this would be time people would have to going through different types of interventions outside of just taking medication and going to therapy. The affordance would be that having other interventions can be more affordable than going to therapy.

The source is a journal article published in July 2016 in Health Affairs. It talks about how people could be categorized in with hidden incentives from insurance companies.

oliviamecca11 — 2024-10-04 15:57:05 UTC

Insurance companies can do something about it by changing the way in which people can use their coverage. The stakeholder in this problem is families by not knowing what is in their insurance plans. The constraints of this problem would be time by not having the resources to change the problem. The affordance would be people would want a clear illustration to understand what their insurance is.

The source is a journal article that was published in Health Affairs in July 2022 by Brett Dolotina and Jack Turban. This article talks about how there are other networks that prevent families from getting the help they need.

oliviamecca11 — 2024-10-04 15:57:18 UTC

Legislators can do something about this problem by changing in how polices are laid out. Families are most impacted by not providing adequate care coverage for families with children. The constraints of this problem would be time and money going towards getting rid of the phantom networks. An affordance would be people care about children getting care and will want it to be fair for people.

oliviamecca11 — 2024-10-14 15:11:50 UTC