Episode 26: An Innovative Approach to Community Connection Through the 'Health To Go' Vending Machines
About this episode
The episode discusses the Health to Go program, which utilizes interactive health vending machines to improve access to health resources in communities.
In this episode, host Michael Donovan, Associate Director of the Evidence to Impact Collaborative at Penn State, speaks with Dr. Alice Zhang, family medicine physician researcher in the Penn State Health Department of Family and Community Medicine, and Marcia Goodman-Hinnershitz, Director of Planning and Resource Development at the Council on Chemical Abuse. The conversation explores the Health to Go program, an innovative approach that uses interactive health vending machines to expand access to essential health resources in community settings.
People in this episode
Host: Michael Donovan
Guests: Dr. Alice Zhang, Marcia Goodman-Hinnershitz
Topics covered
- community health
- vending machines
- health resources
- innovation
- public health
Keywords
- Health to Go
- vending machines
- community health
- health resources
- Penn State
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Penn State, Penn State Health Department of Family and Community Medicine, Council on Chemical Abuse
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