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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

💡 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

Check out this fantastic blog by Claire as she explains the what and why of Proactive social prescribing and its benefits in detail. If you're interested in finding out more information, follow the link below to Access Elemental Social Prescribing Group's blog and get in touch with a member of our team today #socialprescribing #healthcare #wellness Link to blog: https://lnkd.in/eFpCiPie

Are you familiar with social prescribing? It’s a powerful approach that connects individuals to activities, groups, and services within their community. Watch the video and dive into why it matters: 1. Holistic Health: Social prescribing recognizes that our well-being isn’t solely determined by clinical treatments. Instead, it considers the broader context of our lives—social, economic, and environmental factors. By addressing these needs, we can enhance overall health. 2. Empowerment: Imagine having greater control over your health journey. Social prescribing encourages just that! Whether it’s volunteering, arts activities, gardening, or healthy cooking classes, these non-clinical interventions empower you to take charge of your well-being. 3. Community Connection: Feeling isolated? Social prescribing bridges the gap. It fosters connections by linking you to local support networks. From befriending programs to group learning sessions, these activities combat loneliness and build meaningful relationships. 4. Reducing Inequalities: Health disparities exist, especially among marginalized groups. Social prescribing offers a lifeline. By adopting community-centered practices, we can reach those who often face exclusion, discrimination, or poverty-related challenges. Let’s embrace social prescribing and create healthier, happier communities! Share this post to spread the word. You can book a virtual appointment with us on 14 March as part of #NationalSocialPrescribingDay! To book a slot with a Social Prescribing Link Worker, visit: https://lnkd.in/e6YrkmX8

Health equity extends beyond mere healthcare access, encompassing the opportunity for everyone to reach their utmost health potential. Attaining inclusive well-being demands collective action to dismantle systemic barriers and advocate for social justice. It entails establishing a healthcare system that ensures no one is left behind and acknowledging the influence of social, economic, and environmental factors on overall health. Delve into our latest blog post for deeper insights. #MarksManHealthcare #BlogPosts #HealthEquity #PublicHealth #SocialDeterminants #WellBeing

Want a quick download of #SocialPrescribing programs across the world? Dig into the latest scoping review from University of Florida - Center for Arts in Medicine!

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

The COVID-19 pandemic aggravated existing disparities for those most hurt by our health system today. As we see rising numbers in Long COVID diagnoses, how can our health care system be better prepared to tackle this emerging health crisis? A new Community Catalyst report found community-based organizations play an essential role in addressing Long COVID’s disproportionate impact on Black and Latinx communities; shedding light on the powerful role, and importance of, investing in community leaders and organizations to re-envision a public health system that is rooted in race equity and health justice. Learn more >> https://lnkd.in/edTDSyeC #NPWH #HealthEquity

Ahead of this years #SocialPrescribingDay on 14 March we've been working on the video below to highlight what #SocialPrescribing is and how it can help residents. We're offering virtual appointments for people to try it out and see how it can help on 14 March. More details and booking via the link in the post below! #Woking #Spelthorne #PersonalisedCare #WhatMattersToMe

How do health-related social needs differ from social determinants of health? #ECGMC’s Katy Shropshire and Kate Middleton explain the differences and examine claims that #HRSN services can lower the cost of care. May is #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth. #mentalhealth #SDOH #healthequity