Introduction
Persistent inequities in access and outcomes demand approaches that move beyond single-discipline interventions. This study evaluated an interdisciplinary community health programme addressing social determinants of health.
Methodology
A mixed-methods design combined service-utilisation data with qualitative interviews across three community clinics over nine months.
Results
Screening coverage increased by 28% and follow-up adherence improved substantially. Participants valued the continuity offered by a coordinated team.
Conclusion
Interdisciplinary, community-anchored care models are an effective strategy for advancing health equity.