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Yes to ALL this! Although I would argue research has also proven we should call them “social drivers of health” as opposed to determinants as there isn’t a straight line to negative outcomes. There are opportunities all along the way to change the course and alter the outcomes for communities, populations, families and individuals. This includes providing housing first, increase service access, cultural support programs and customized care amongst others. By focusing on partnerships and innovative models, WE CAN do more together. #SDOH #driversofhealth #housing #housingfirst #housingforall #hosuingcrisis #domoretogether #partnershipsmatter
Housing is a determinant of health, and the lack of affordable, safe and stable housing can contribute to negative health outcomes such as chronic disease and injury. Years of discriminatory practices, unjust housing policies, and systemic barriers cause limited access to housing. Understanding how journalists currently frame housing issues, and how those choices shape long-term narratives, can help housing and health advocates be strategic about their communication strategies. To understand these issues further, the Public Health Institute’s Berkeley Media Studies Group joined with housing advocates at the grassroots level, health equity advocates, CBOs and government staff, resulting in released findings on the intersection of health equity and housing. Read more -- https://lnkd.in/gNNYQT-c #ImpactStory #Journalism #Housing #HealthEquity
