Ask Questions that Address Social Determinants of Health Undoubtedly, you don’t have endless time during patient visits. You ...

Black women face greater risk of death and trauma due to childbirth. This reporter explored why. In a yearlong investigation, Capital B national health reporter Margo Snipe examined how ...

According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, “social determinants of health (SDOH) are the conditions in the environments where people are born, live, learn, work, play ...

The main steps to addressing social determinants of health are collecting data from your patients and designing a referral process. The Physicians Foundation has launched resources and guides for ...

The social determinants of health are non-medical factors that influence your health outcomes. The five domains of SDOH include economic stability, education quality, healthcare access ...

Racism, economic policies, climate change, where we live and work are all social determinants of health. This panel examines how these factors impact health equity—or inequity—for Black Americans.

When health service providers and community organizations recognize and address social determinants of health, they empower individuals to build a foundation for their long-term health and well-being.

Decode: Social Determinants of Health. Special | 29m 59s Video has Closed Captions | CC. Decode Colorado, digs into the healthcare landscape in Colorado. 01/31/2024 ...

UnitedHealth Group clinicians will make more than 2.5 million visits to patients' homes this year as health insurers address social determinants of health.

It’s hard to say how social determinants of health and race affect screening and care for prostate cancer. Some experts suggest that Black men may be less likely to have PSA screenings.

Artificial intelligence could help clinicians address the social needs of patients with dementia, according to Elham Mahmoudi, PhD. Mahmoudi, an associate professor of health economics at the ...

A new podcast from industry experts MarketScan explains why social determinants of health are critical to patient care.