University of California, San Francisco
At the Upstream Lab, we’ve started up a regular journal club as part of our weekly meetings. We’ll be sharing a brief summary here on our blog. This week we looked at this study: Health care hotspotting – a randomized controlled trial (NEJM 2020; 382: 152-162).
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Negative RCT of health care hotspotting in NEJM: What outcomes are important?
A. Pinto
The Upstream Lab
2020
Commentaries & BlogsIntegrating community health workers on quality improvement teams: Lessons from the field
Health Leads
Community health workers (CHWs) need to be involved in healthcare quality improvement (QI) teams and projects especially when it comes to social health integration. Engaging CHWs meaningfully on QI teams ensures healthcare systems are designed by those affected by those systems.
2020
Issue Briefs & ReportsSocial needs data in the state Medicaid enrollment form: A content analysis
R. Longyear, J.E. Moore JE, C. Adams
Institute for Medicaid Innovation
The Institute for Medicaid Innovation (IMI), the nonprofit, nonpartisan Medicaid research group, released findings from their landmark study assessing the extent to which state Medicaid enrollment forms collect social determinants of health information.
2020
Issue Briefs & ReportsOther Study Design
The Collaborative to Advance Social Health Integration: What we’re learning about delivering whole-person care
Health Leads
Supported by Health Leads and The Commonwealth Fund, the Collaborative to Advance Social Health Integration (CASHI) was a community of 21 innovative primary care teams and community partners committed to increasing the number of patients, families and community members who have access to the...
2020
Issue Briefs & ReportsOther Study Design
Beyond the Camden Coalition’s randomized controlled trial: Lessons for the complex care field on addressing patient needs
L. Martin
The Better Care Playbook Blog
Over the last month, many in the complex care field have been abuzz about the release of the randomized controlled trial (RCT) study for the nationally recognized Camden Core Model.
2020
Commentaries & BlogsUsing applied machine learning to predict healthcare utilization based on socioeconomic determinants of care
S. Chen, D. Bergman, K. Miller, A. Kavanagh, J. Frownfelter, J. Showalter
Am J Manag Care
Objectives: To determine if it is possible to risk-stratify avoidable utilization without clinical data and with limited patient-level data.
2020
Peer Reviewed ResearchOther Study Design
Social determinants of health: How environmental factors affect health
J.Y. Wick
Sr Care Pharm
Increasingly, public policy makers, professional organizations, and academics are discussing social determinants of health-the conditions in which people live, work, and age.
2020
Commentaries & BlogsInvesting resources to address social factors affecting health: The essential role of social prescribing
A. Jani, M. Bertotti, A. Lazzari, C. Drinkwater, F. Addarii, J. Conibear, M. Gray
Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine.
The evidence around addressing social factors related to health is robust and we have known about the importance of tackling these issues for many decades.
2020
Commentaries & BlogsMoving upstream from the individual to the community: Addressing social determinants of health
L.A. Campbell, L. Anderko
NASN Sch Nurse
School nurses are often the primary health professional promoting children's health-and address not just individuals, but communities.
2020
Peer Reviewed ResearchOther Study Design
The social determinants of suicide in the military
K. Russell, C. Hunter, W.H. Shrank
Health Affairs Blog
The rate of suicide in the military has attracted national attention recently. Reports released in late 2019 from the Department of Defense and the Department of Veteran Affairs show that military suicides are at an all-time high.
2020
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