A great report highlighting the key factors affecting the health and wellbeing of communities. The consistent themes identified form the basis and objectives of the Integrated Wellbeing Network. A team of people with extensive knowledge and experience in working with communities to minimise health inequalities. With varying skill sets that can only come from being in our communities and building effective partnerships. Fingers crossed this is the start of a long awaited shift in practice, recognising the huge importance of prevention and early intervention. #prevention #communitydevelopment #marmotprinciples
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This year Social prescribing day is 14 th March , here at General Practice Alliance and Spring Social Prescribing we’ve kicked off the week with Pete talking about the impact Social Prescribing has in the community . #socialprescribingday2024 #socialprescribing #mcarthydixon #cheersfortuesday #generalpracticealliance #springsocialprescribing #communitydevelopment #wellbeingmatters #menswellbeing
As Social Prescribing Day is approaching, we highlight and celebrate the impact of social prescribing. At General Practice Alliance, our dedicated Social Prescribing Link Workers are committed to empower people to prioritise their overall wellbeing and make choices that lead to happier and healthier lives. Through personalised support and guidance, our Link Workers offer a holistic approach with a range of community resources, activities and support networks. We caught up with Pete, our Social Prescribing Link Worker, who leads a men's wellbeing group called 'Cheers for Tuesday' in collaboration with The McCarthy-Dixon Foundation. This group provides a safe environment for men to come together and exchange experiences. We discussed his perspectives on social prescribing and its impact on creating positive change. To learn more about social prescribing, please visit our website. https://lnkd.in/eGNyriJy #GPA #PrimaryCare #SocialPrescribingDay #SocialPrescribing #Wellbeing #NHS #Healthcare #Health
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Read the Digital Leaders article written by IEG4's Matt Culpin exploring the transformative potential of social prescribing in improving community well-being. In this article, Matt explores how integrating technology into social prescribing initiatives can revolutionise access to non-medical support, fostering holistic well-being in local communities. Discover how technology-driven initiatives can pave the way for a healthier, more connected society. #SocialPrescribing #CommunityWellBeing #HolisticHealthcare #Healthcare https://bit.ly/3V5WI10
Championing Local Well-Being: How we can create a blueprint for social prescribing
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President & CEO | Tools, Policies, Programs, & Partnerships that Improve Community Health, Drive Conversations, & Set Standards
💡 Social needs vs. social determinants: what's the difference? 🔄 While interventions to meet individual needs are crucial, they're not enough. Let's aim higher to tackle the community-level factors making people sick. Dive into the discussion: https://lnkd.in/eCV4AfDy #publichealth #SDOH #healthcare
Meeting Individual Social Needs Falls Short Of Addressing Social Determinants Of Health | Health Affairs Forefront
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What is social health and why does it matter for our well-being? Read about it in our new blog! https://ow.ly/9mcE50SkUgH #HealthCare #SocialHealth #SocialConnection #SocialIsolation #Lonelinesss
What is social health and why does it matter for our well-being? - Christensen Institute
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#Healthcare and Social Services are not independent entities but are interconnected in more ways than one. The disparities in physical health often translate into social care. Sadly, the misfortunes and tragedies that stem from these #disparities are more than mere coincidences. It's time we stop making excuses for abuse and mistreatment. Let's open our minds to the possibility of effective engagement between healthcare and social services. Follow the link to learn more and contribute to the cause. #socialservices #SanFrancisco #disriminationisreal https://lnkd.in/gZd23c7X
Aligning Health Care and Social Services: Recommendations for Effective Engagement - RWJF Alignment
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Public Health | Strategic Program Management & Implementation | Health Systems Strengthening
Critical examination of social prescribing to address health issues rooted in societal organization. This innovative approach connects patients with local social activities and services, aiming to boost health and well-being through community engagement. Unlike traditional methods, it tackles health issues by leveraging the power of direct social interactions. But does it truly deliver on its promises? Dive into the fascinating findings of this study to explore the potential and challenges of social prescribing in transforming individual and societal health. Link: https://lnkd.in/gDi92Xz2 #HealthcareInnovation #SocialPrescribing #CommunityHealth #Wellbeing #HealthRevolution #SocialHealth #PatientCare #HealthAndWellness #CommunityEngagement #HealthResearch #PublicHealth #MentalHealth #SocialInterventions #HealthEquity #HealthcareSolutions
Social prescribing for and beyond health: hyper-solutionism in health policy
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Program Lead, Rainbow Registered (Atlantic Canada) | Founding Director, Halifax Bisexual+ Network | Board Director, Nova Scotia 211
Important read. I appreciate the work IONS is doing in this sector!
"With the work we do and who feels called to respond to collective needs, the Community Impact Sector is one in need of constant healing. In a burnt out, highly gendered, racialized, and underpaid sector – access to holistic care becomes even more important." November's blog, "Put Your Oxygen Mask on First: Discussing Health Benefits in a Caring Sector", written by Lydia Phillip with Clary Chambers focuses on the importance of preventative care in a diverse, overlooked sector. Lydia and Clary highlight actions organizations can take toward providing their team with comprehensive benefits, and break down some key points to better equip employees in advocating for themselves and their wellbeing at work. Read the latest IONS Ideas blog here: https://lnkd.in/egxXnP5m
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Social participation empowers individuals, communities, and civil society to impact health decision-making, creating health systems that are equitable, resilient, and responsive to people’s needs. Click to read our blog on the need to ensure inclusion. https://lnkd.in/eJaAKE72
Advancing Social Participation in Health to Achieve UHC in Ghana - ARHR
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Check out this piece by Lydia Phillip and Clary Chambers about benefits. So many important points about inequities related to access to health benefits that deserve more attention!
"With the work we do and who feels called to respond to collective needs, the Community Impact Sector is one in need of constant healing. In a burnt out, highly gendered, racialized, and underpaid sector – access to holistic care becomes even more important." November's blog, "Put Your Oxygen Mask on First: Discussing Health Benefits in a Caring Sector", written by Lydia Phillip with Clary Chambers focuses on the importance of preventative care in a diverse, overlooked sector. Lydia and Clary highlight actions organizations can take toward providing their team with comprehensive benefits, and break down some key points to better equip employees in advocating for themselves and their wellbeing at work. Read the latest IONS Ideas blog here: https://lnkd.in/egxXnP5m
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"With the work we do and who feels called to respond to collective needs, the Community Impact Sector is one in need of constant healing. In a burnt out, highly gendered, racialized, and underpaid sector – access to holistic care becomes even more important." November's blog, "Put Your Oxygen Mask on First: Discussing Health Benefits in a Caring Sector", written by Lydia Phillip with Clary Chambers focuses on the importance of preventative care in a diverse, overlooked sector. Lydia and Clary highlight actions organizations can take toward providing their team with comprehensive benefits, and break down some key points to better equip employees in advocating for themselves and their wellbeing at work. Read the latest IONS Ideas blog here: https://lnkd.in/egxXnP5m
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