University of California, San Francisco
This webinar illustrated the feasibility and benefit of addressing social needs as part of a comprehensive approach to health care in the hospital setting.
Evidence & Resource Library
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Promoting health equity through screening and resource navigation
D. Long
Children's Hospital Association
2019
Webinar Slides & RecordingsMedical legal partnerships to address the social determinants of health: Where we’ve been & where we’re going
National Collaborative for Education to Address the Social Determinants of Health
During this webinar NCEAS discussed how the medical legal partnership model has evolved over time to become a robust adjunct in addressing social determinants of health.
2019
Webinar Slides & RecordingsOverview and best practices in community health
S. Kangovi, L. Gottlieb
Penn Center for Community Health Workers.
This opening session of the series provided an in-depth overview of the field of community health and the problems we are trying to solve, including the wide array of social determinants of health.
2019
Webinar Slides & RecordingsMaking the business case for managing social complexity in pediatrics
D. Rubin, L. Wilson
PolicyLab at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Medical care is just one part of the equation when it comes to child and adolescent well-being.
2019
Webinar Slides & RecordingsUnderstanding opportunities and barriers to launching social care initiatives in Medicare Advantage plans
D. Meyers, K. Thomas, L. Shields-Zeeman, L. Skopec
SIREN
Recent federal policy changes have created new opportunities for Medicare Advantage plans to support social care in health care settings.
2019
Webinar Slides & RecordingsClosing gaps in health and social services for low-income pregnant women
I. Vidyanti, W. Nicholas, E. Saleeby
Systems for Action
American cities face stubbornly large racial disparities in infant mortality, preterm and low birthweight births along with unacceptable rates of maternal mortality.
2019
Webinar Slides & RecordingsHealthcare sector activities to identify and intervene on social risk: An introduction to the American Journal of Preventive Medicine supplement
L.M. Gottlieb, K. Desalvo, N.E. Adler
Am J Prev Med
Heightened interest in social risks has resulted in active experimentation by the healthcare sector around clinic-based, patient-level social risk assessments; adoption of interventions to address identified social risks; and policy and payment initiatives that support both screening and...
2019
Commentaries & BlogsForeword to conference proceedings, inventing social emergency medicine
H.J. Alter
Ann Emerg Med
Before you are the proceedings of an invitational consensus conference called Inventing Social Emergency Medicine, including subsequent reflections and a supplemental riff off of the experience of being there.
2019
Peer Reviewed ResearchIntroduction
H.K. Kanzaria, J.R. Hoffman
Ann Emerg Med
In October 2016, when Harrison Alter convened the first meeting of a group that would later become the Social Emergency Medicine Section of the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP), participants were invited to make a comment while introducing themselves to the group.
2019
Peer Reviewed ResearchPrinciples of social emergency medicine
J. Fahimi, L. Goldfrank
Ann Emerg Med
Throughout most of its history, emergency medicine was practiced on distinct islands, without the standardization, support, or oversight that we expect today.
2019
Commentaries & Blogs
