Healthcare accessibility
From Barriers to Solutions: Making Healthcare Access Measurable and Actionable
Improving healthcare access requires more than good intentions—it demands clear data, strategic insights, and actionable tools. At Fjelltopp, we help organisations identify and reduce barriers to care, ensuring services reach those who need them most.
During the Ukrainian refugee crisis, for example, we partnered with WHO Romania to integrate national health insurance, clinic, and survey data into real-time dashboards. This allowed authorities to monitor refugee access to vaccination, primary care, and specialist referrals across the country—informing immediate decisions and long-term planning.
What We Offer
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Data-Driven Insights Analyze service use patterns and population coverage to detect where and for whom access is failing.
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Real-Time Monitoring Deploy dashboards and alerts to track shifting access challenges, especially in crisis or mobile populations.
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Policy & Program Support Use evidence to target outreach, deploy mobile clinics, and allocate resources where they’re needed most.
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Capacity Building Train national and local teams on data tools, analysis techniques, and dashboard maintenance to ensure sustainability.
Who We Work With
Our accessibility work supports:
- Governments and ministries focused on equity and coverage
- UN agencies managing care in emergency or refugee contexts
- NGOs and researchers tracking underserved populations
Working With Fjelltopp
- Free consultation to explore your access challenges and available data
- Joint planning to integrate relevant datasets and define key indicators
- Implementation of live dashboards, alerts, and workflows tailored to your context
- Training and support to ensure ownership and longevity
What You Receive
- Integrated pipelines linking records, surveys, and registry data
- Live PowerBI or web dashboards with up-to-date access metrics
- Practical training and reference materials for your teams
- Strategic reports and policy recommendations based on real-time evidence