University of California, San Francisco
This webinar centered on the findings and lessons of a PRAPARE Risk Stratification Learning Collaborative and present a draft of the national standardized PRAPARE risk stratification model for feedback.
Evidence & Resource Library
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Findings and lessons learned on incorporating PRAPARE social risk data into risk stratification models
R. Weir
PRAPARE
2019
Presentation Slides & RecordingsHealth conundrum: How state budgets can find the balance between social versus medical services
S. Brownlee, V. Saini, B.F. Miller
Health Affairs
Can the United States bring down overall health care costs by spending more on education, social services, and the other so-called social...
2019
Commentaries & BlogsUntangling the relationship between social service and health care spending and health outcomes
E.H. Bradley, A. Brewster
Health Affairs
Proposals to extend health insurance coverage and improve access to high-quality health care in the US—currently prominent in national policy debates—must find ways to make expansion affordable. Could more investment in social services help?
2019
Commentaries & BlogsMeeting individual social needs falls short of addressing social determinants of health
B. Castrucci , J. Auerbach
Health Affairs
Until recently, efforts to improve the health of Americans have focused on expanding access to quality medical care. Yet there is a growing recognition that medical care alone cannot address what actually makes us sick.
2019
Commentaries & BlogsClosing gaps in health and social services for low-income pregnant women
I. Vidyanti, W. Nicholas
Systems for Action
American cities face stubbornly large racial disparities in infant mortality, perterm and low birthweight births along with unacceptable rates of maternal mortality.
2019
Presentation Slides & RecordingsCan subsidized transportation options slow diabetes progression?
F. Li, C. Kajetan Wyczalkowski
Systems for Action
Populations with diabetes can successfully manage their condition if they have regular access to primary care along with access to quality food, physical, and social environments that support healthy lifestyles.
2019
Presentation Slides & RecordingsFinancing integrated health and social services for populations with mental illness
Y. Bao, T. Smith, L. Dixon, C. Adams, G. Mays
Systems for Action
Adolescents and young adults often experience their first episode of psychosis as they are preparing to enter high school, college, or the workforce.
2019
Presentation Slides & RecordingsCommunity health workers (CHW) address social determinants of health for vulnerable patients
L. Miller, A. O'Brien
Healthforce Center & Community Health Center Network
Care Neighborhood is a case management program at Community Health Center Network, which helps high-risk, high needs patients connect to local community resources and prevent unnecessary hospitalizations by addressing social needs that impact health.
2019
Presentation Slides & RecordingsUsing regional governing boards to align services for rural children of the opiod crisis
A. Bunger, F. Gadel, K. Lancaster, E. Magier, C. Lott
Systems for Action
Children affected by the opioid epidemic need a complex array of services and supports to safeguard their health and well-being, including child protective services, legal representation, educational services, comprehensive physical and mental health care, and often foster care placement...
2019
Presentation Slides & RecordingsPutting the ethical guidelines for use of SDOH into practice
J. Covich Bordernick, K. VanZant, E. Benson
Healthcare Web Summit & LexisNexis Healthcare
Social determinants of health (SDOH) are the conditions in the environments in which people live that affect a wide range of health outcomes and risks. How can this data be used in an ethical way to improve healthcare?
2019
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