University of California, San Francisco
Type 2 diabetes (T2DM) is increasing in global prevalence. It is more common among people with poor social determinants of health (SDoH).
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Utilising clinical settings to identify and respond to the social determinants of health of individuals with type 2 diabetes-A review of the literature
A. Frier, S. Devine, F. Barnett, T. Dunning
Health Soc Care Community
2019
Peer Reviewed ResearchReview
Social determinants of health data
Humana
The shift to value-based purchasing in healthcare has intensified the demand for data, particularly on those 60%–80% of factors that influence health outside the clinical setting. This includes Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) and health-influencing behaviors and social needs.
2019
Issue Briefs & ReportsLoneliness and social isolation brief
Humana
The intent of this brief is to increase knowledge and inform our stakeholders of opportunities to address social determinants of health, a core function of Humana's Bold Goal, population health strategy.
2019
Issue Briefs & ReportsTransportation issue brief
Humana
The intent of this brief is to increase knowledge and inform our stakeholders of opportunities to address social determinants of health, a core function of Humana's Bold Goal, population health strategy.
2019
Issue Briefs & ReportsFood insecurity issue brief
Humana
The intent of this brief is to increase knowledge and inform our stakeholders of opportunities to address social determinants of health, a core function of Humana's Bold Goal, Population Health Strategy.
2019
Issue Briefs & ReportsOutside the hospital walls: An update on Essential Hospitals’ efforts to improve the health of their communities
M. White, D. Roseman, B. Roberson, K. Ramiah
Essential Hospitals Institute
The Institute, the research and education arm of America’s Essential Hospitals, found that essential hospitals overall are building capacity for community-integrated health care (CIHC), defined as health care providers working with the government, social services, and other sectors in...
2019
Issue Briefs & ReportsThe food and nutrition services bundle: Findings from a pilot project
Z. Hennessey, M. Mclean, L. Haynes, A. Burlett, S. Jean-Louis, A. Liu
Public Health Solutions
On November 1, 2018, with support from a One City Health Performing Provider System Innovation Award, Public Health Solutions launched the Food and Nutrition Services Bundle (FNS Bundle), offering screening and navigation to community food and nutrition resources for food insecure patients at...
2019
Issue Briefs & ReportsMedicaid social risk adjustment in Oregon: A stakeholder analysis
R. Edelson, C. Hood-Ronick
The Oregon Primary Care Association
With the increasing recognition of the important role a person's social and environmental context plays in the their health outcomes, health care and clinical systems across the United States have been focusing more on the social determinants of health.
2019
Issue Briefs & ReportsAssociation of care management intensity with healthcare utilization in an all-condition care management program
H.S. Lalani, P.L. Ephraim, A. Apfel, H. Yeh, N. Durkin, L. Andon, L. Dunbar, L.J. Appel, F. Hill-Briggs
Am J Manag Care
Objectives: To identify care needs among Medicaid and Medicare patients in an all-condition care management program involving case managers (CMs) and community health workers (CHWs), and to examine the relationship between intervention intensity and healthcare utilization.
2019
Peer Reviewed ResearchOther Study Design
Patient perspectives on addressing social needs in primary care using a screening and resource referral intervention
C. Hsu, S. Cruz, H. Placzek, M. Chapdelaine, S. Levin, F. Gutierrez, I. Maki, M. Carl, M. R. Orantes, D. Newman, A. Cheadle
J Gen Intern Med
Interest is growing in interventions to address social needs in clinical settings. However, little is known about patients' perceptions and experiences with these interventions.
2019
Peer Reviewed ResearchOther Study Design
