This is a protocol for a systematic review that plans to evaluate the effects of medical-financial partnership interventions on financial and health outcomes for lower-income Americans.
Campbell Systematic Reviews · 4 authors, 1 centre
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This is a protocol for a systematic review that plans to evaluate the effects of medical-financial partnership interventions on financial and health outcomes for lower-income Americans.
This document is a protocol for a planned Campbell systematic review. The primary objective is to answer research questions about the extent, quality, and effects of medical-financial partnership (MFP) interventions, specifically financial services embedded within healthcare settings. It plans to use formal research studies to examine primary financial outcomes (e.g., debt, savings, credit scores) and health-related outcomes (e.g., missed visits, immunization adherence). As this is a protocol, no results are reported; it only details the planned approach for the future review.