"2022 Teens Dream - Safe Health Conditions for Underserved Communities

The SDG I am working to achieve is goal 3 which is GOOD HEALTH AND WELLBEING. As a change maker and SDGs advocate, my major dream/aspiration for social change has always been to promote the appropriate use of medicines and devices so as to ensure maximum clinical safety and efficacy of medicines generating healthy people. I want to promote the safe use of medications and improve clinical outcomes because a lot of people rely on prescriptions to manage their health issues. I want to demonstrate a positive effect in preventing medication errors and limiting inappropriate prescribing, thus reducing healthcare costs by preventing hospital admission and reducing hospital length of stay (LOS) because most people in underserved communities can’t afford medical bills. As I grow, I eagerly look forward to playing a significant role in providing expert healthcare with a leading role in the clinical interactions with patients and in the decisions surrounding patients and the development of standard medicines and their approval, distribution and optimization in use, creating and using the best available resources. With the support I get from TEENS DREAM CO LAB, I hope to create an initiative that will bridge the gap in the level of care and facilitating management of chronic diseases in collaboration with other health care providers across developing communities through the manufacturing/recommendation of standard drugs. Using my tech skillsets, I will create a web platform that connects patients from underserved communities with a network of Health practitioners who are passionate about social change, achieving the SDGs and are willing to render their services at affordable rates or even without any attached cost to underserved people. Users will also get daily tips for healthy living from the web platform and a large list of healthy diets that can be prepared with minimal resources.I am passionate about improving the clinical outcomes in developing communities through guidance, enlightenment and implementation of emerging technological measures and I have always believed that these factors will play a key role in bridging the gap in the level of care and facilitating management of chronic diseases across developing communities.