University of California, San Francisco
Watch this exclusive webinar from Innovaccer Inc., titled "Humanizing Care: Providers and Payers Redefine Population Health Management with the SDOH" The webinar reflects on the importance of SDOH in stratifying risk based on social vulnerabilities, enabling a meaningful conversation be
Evidence & Resource Library
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Humanizing care: Providers & payers redefine population health management with SDOH
R. Renda, D. Nash, D. Nace
Innovacer, Inc.
2019
Webinar Slides & RecordingsInvesting for the future: New ways for institutions and communities to fund and manage their upstream investments
R. Manchanda, L. Richter, L. Taylor
HealthBegins
Through community partnerships and collaboratives, healthcare organizations are launching programs to address social needs and social determinants of health. But is the way we’re spending our resources putting us on a path to achieve long-term goals for population and community health?
2019
Webinar Slides & RecordingsIntegrating cross-sectoral health and social systems for the homeless
Systems for Action
Members of the homeless population bear greater risk than other populations for many preventable diseases but are less likely to access healthcare systems.
2019
Webinar Slides & RecordingsHealth is wealth: Improving health outcomes through tax preparation
L. Marcil, M. Hole
America's Essential Hospitals
Each year, eligible families can receive more than $6,000 through the Earned Income Tax Credit. Data show mothers and children who receive this money have better health outcomes, including increased infant birthweights, decreased maternal depression, and increased food security.
2019
Webinar Slides & RecordingsNon-emergency medical transportation: Trends and innovative solutions in addressing medicaid transportation barriers
M. Rigney, K. Garfield, D. Doege
Dialogue4Health
Each year, millions of Americans face transportation barriers that prevent them from accessing the medical services they need to heal and thrive.
2019
Webinar Slides & RecordingsAddressing social risk through medical home and social services connectivity and communication
K. Christensen, A. Brewster, S. Moore
Systems for Action
Low socioeconomic status and other social risk factors are linked to poor health outcomes and increased emergency department (ED) visits. Assessing and addressing these social risk factors can help improve these outcomes.
2019
Webinar Slides & RecordingsUnmuddy the waters – How healthcare and social sector partners are improving communication on the journey upstream
R. Manchanda, D.L. Hughes, K. Verlander
HealthBegins
As more organizations forge clinical-community partnerships and join multi-sector collaboratives to address social determinants of health, we’re seeing healthcare, social service, and public health stakeholders use different words, terms, and definitions.
2019
Webinar Slides & RecordingsStrengthening carrying capacity of local health and social service agencies to absorb increased hosptial/clinical referrals
D. Varda, K. Hodgens
Systems for Action
As hospitals and clinics increase screenings for social determinants of health (SDOH), referrals to agencies that provide services to address these needs also will increase.
2019
Webinar Slides & RecordingsOptimizing governmental health and social spending interactions
B. Resnick, D. Bishai
Systems for Action
The United States spends more money on healthcare than other developed countries, yet experiences significantly worse health outcomes. But, understanding healthcare spending alone is not enough.
2019
Webinar Slides & RecordingsSocial needs screening and referral models
C. Cain, A. Evans, M. Hubbard, K. Kane, E. Kohl-Grant, M. Lenartowicz, S. Tucker, N. Wang
California Health Care Foundation
The California Improvement Network has identified addressing social needs that impact health as a top priority area for 2018–19.
2019
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