CHCS October 19, 2020
The importance of addressing social determinants of health (SDOH) and health disparities is gaining increased recognition in the context of the health care delivery system as well as non-traditional or non-health policy areas (e.g., transportation, education, and housing). This recognition leads to greater emphasis on how best to meet health-related social needs and promote community health outside of a clinical setting to improve an individual’s well-being. Further, it draws heightened attention to the need for policy and systems change to eliminate persistent disparities that have been caused by structural racism.
Once a commitment to equitable, person-centered care is established, how do professionals connect individuals with the diverse array of services they need to ensure health, well-being, and equity? Communities throughout...
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