University of California, San Francisco
Background: Rates of childhood obesity are higher in American Indian and Alaska Native populations, and food insecurity plays a major role in diet-related disparities.
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Impact of a fruit and vegetable prescription program on health outcomes and behaviors in young Navajo children
L.J. Jones, J. VanWassenhove-Paetzold, K. Thomas, C. Bancroft, E.Q. Ziatyk, L.S. Kim, A. Shirley, A.C. Warren, L. Hamilton, C.V. George, M. Begay, T. Wilmot, M. Tsosie, E. Ellis, S.M. Selig, G. Gall, S.S. Shin
Curr Dev Nutr
2020
Peer Reviewed ResearchPre-post without Comparison Group
Exploring the capacity of community-based organisations to absorb health system patient referrals for unmet social needs
R. Hogg-Graham, K. Edwards, T.L. Ely, M. Mochizuki, D. Varda
Health Soc Care Community
This study examines the perspectives, resources, role and services provided by community‐based organisations (CBOs) in response to the integration of health and social services to address individual unmet social needs, as well as the impact on organisational carrying capacity related to the...
2020
Peer Reviewed ResearchOther Study Design
Hospital investments in housing-Banner of change or red flag
S. Gondi, A.L. Beckman, J.M. McWilliams
JAMA Intern Med
Departing from their traditional roles, hospital-based health systems are investing in social services for patients. Four of 5 US hospitals report a commitment to addressing patients’ social needs.
2020
Commentaries & BlogsThe impact of social and clinical complexity on diabetes control measures
E.K. Cottrell, J.P. O'Malley, K. Dambrun, B. Park, M.A. Hendricks, H. Xu, M. Charlson, A. Bazemore, E.A. Shenkman, A. Sears, J.E. DeVoe
J Am Board Fam Med
Purpose: In an age of value-based payment, primary care providers are increasingly scrutinized on performance metrics that assess quality of care, including the outcomes of their patient population in key areas such as diabetes control.
2020
Peer Reviewed ResearchOther Study Design
Voting, health and interventions in healthcare settings: A scoping review
C.L Brown, D. Raza, A.D. Pinto
Public Health Rev
Background: In democracies, voting is an important action through which citizens engage in the political process.
2020
Peer Reviewed ResearchReview
An exploration of community partnerships, safety-net hospitals, and readmission rates
O. Cheon, J. Baek, B.A. Kash, S.L. Jones
Health Serv Res
Objective: To compare hospital‐community partnerships among safety‐net hospitals relative to non–safety‐net hospitals, and explore whether hospital‐community partnerships are associated with reductions in readmission rates.
2020
Peer Reviewed ResearchOther Study Design
Maryland’s innovative primary care program: Building a foundation for health and well-being
C. Perman, R. Patterson, H. Haft
Milbank Memorial Fund
Maryland Primary Care Program is a statewide advanced primary care program launched in January 2019 by the Maryland Department of Health in collaboration with the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation.
2020
Issue Briefs & ReportsOther Study Design
Permanent supportive housing with Housing First to reduce homelessness and promote health among homeless populations with disability: A community guide systematic review
Y. Peng, R.A. Hahn, R.K.C. Finnie, J. Cobb, S.P. Williams, J.E. Fielding, R.L. Johnson, A.E. Montgomery, A.F. Schwartz, C. Muntaner, V.H. Garrison, B. Jean-Francois, B.I. Truman, M.T. Fullilove, Community Preventive Services Task Force
J Public Health Manag Pract
Context: Poor physical and mental health and substance use disorder can be causes and consequences of homelessness. Approximately 2.1 million persons per year in the United States experience homelessness.
2020
Peer Reviewed ResearchReview
Exploring the gap: Food insecurity and resource engagement
D. Cullen, D. Abel, M. Attridge, J.A. Fein
Academic Pediatrics
Background: Pediatric healthcare institutions are increasingly implementing food insecurity (FI) screens, but there is limited information about participant interest in referral and engagement with resources provided.
2020
Peer Reviewed ResearchReview
A volunteer program in Maine to transport community members to health care appointments
S.L. Martin, J. Wood, S. Soule
Prev Chronic Dis
Transportation to health care appointments is a well-known barrier for many people, especially people living in rural areas.
2020
Peer Reviewed ResearchOther Study Design
