Social drivers of health – like housing instability, food insecurity, health literacy and others – have always disproportionately affected patients in disadvantaged or underserved communities. And policymakers and the healthcare industry, in just the last few years, have recognized the importance of investing in reducing these barriers to care. This is precisely where FQHCs stand out - as providers actively working with the highest risk patient populations who see the impact of social drivers of health every day. See how addressing SDOH factors can help your health center in this video: #SDOH #socialdriversofhealth #VBC #communityhealth #populationhealth #CBO #valuebasedcare
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A recent National Academies report says that the United States has made little progress in advancing health care equity over the past two decades, and racial and ethnic inequities remain a fundamental flaw for the nation’s health care system. The report documents the numerous and pervasive inequities in U.S. health care while also providing recommendations to help remedy these inequities. “Eliminating health care inequities is an achievable and feasible goal, and improving the health of individuals in the nation’s most disadvantaged communities improves the quality of care for everyone,” says report committee co-chair Georges C. Benjamin. To learn more about the report, visit https://ow.ly/esee50T22tj. #HealthEquity #HealthDisparities #SDOH #HealthCare
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Dean of the School of Nursing at the University of the Virgin Islands School of Nursing, Finer woman of Ζeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.
No surprises here for those of us who work in this space. Further, we know what needs to be done: address the structural challenges to inequities, full stop... #HealthEquity #HealthCareForAll #PublicHealth #HealthJustice #SocialDeterminantsOfHealth
Our new report says that the United States has made little progress in advancing health care equity over the past two decades, and racial and ethnic inequities remain a fundamental flaw for the nation’s health care system. The report documents the numerous and pervasive inequities in U.S. health care while also providing recommendations to help remedy these inequities. “Eliminating health care inequities is an achievable and feasible goal, and improving the health of individuals in the nation’s most disadvantaged communities improves the quality of care for everyone,” says report committee co-chair Georges C. Benjamin. To learn more about the report, visit https://ow.ly/O1uH50Sqa54. #HealthEquity #HealthDisparities #SDOH #HealthCare
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🏡 Housing with Support (HwS) empowers older people with support needs to thrive in their communities. Research by the Health Research Board (HRB) highlights its benefits, including slowing age-related decline and reducing healthcare usage. #HousingWithSupport #CommunityLiving
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Deputy Director, Office of Research on Women's Health, Division of Program Coordination, Planning, and Strategic Initiatives, Office of the Director, National Institutes of Health
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Our new report says that the United States has made little progress in advancing health care equity over the past two decades, and racial and ethnic inequities remain a fundamental flaw for the nation’s health care system. The report documents the numerous and pervasive inequities in U.S. health care while also providing recommendations to help remedy these inequities. “Eliminating health care inequities is an achievable and feasible goal, and improving the health of individuals in the nation’s most disadvantaged communities improves the quality of care for everyone,” says report committee co-chair Georges C. Benjamin. To learn more about the report, visit https://ow.ly/O1uH50Sqa54. #HealthEquity #HealthDisparities #SDOH #HealthCare
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🧠 "Because disparities persist, the National Academies convened an expert committee with support from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality and the National Institutes of Health. The committee’s report reviews the major drivers of health care disparities, provides insight into successful and unsuccessful interventions, identifies gaps in the evidence base, and makes recommendations to advance health equity." 💻 Download a free PDF of the report here: https://lnkd.in/g4cEXR83
Our new report says that the United States has made little progress in advancing health care equity over the past two decades, and racial and ethnic inequities remain a fundamental flaw for the nation’s health care system. The report documents the numerous and pervasive inequities in U.S. health care while also providing recommendations to help remedy these inequities. “Eliminating health care inequities is an achievable and feasible goal, and improving the health of individuals in the nation’s most disadvantaged communities improves the quality of care for everyone,” says report committee co-chair Georges C. Benjamin. To learn more about the report, visit https://ow.ly/O1uH50Sqa54. #HealthEquity #HealthDisparities #SDOH #HealthCare
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Our new report says that the United States has made little progress in advancing health care equity over the past two decades, and racial and ethnic inequities remain a fundamental flaw for the nation’s health care system. The report documents the numerous and pervasive inequities in U.S. health care while also providing recommendations to help remedy these inequities. “Eliminating health care inequities is an achievable and feasible goal, and improving the health of individuals in the nation’s most disadvantaged communities improves the quality of care for everyone,” says report committee co-chair Georges C. Benjamin. To learn more about the report, visit https://ow.ly/O1uH50Sqa54. #HealthEquity #HealthDisparities #SDOH #HealthCare
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🌈 To recognise the beginning of Pride Month, we wanted to bring awareness to the health challenges LGBTQI+ individuals face. Did you know? LGBTQI+ communities are more likely to experience worse health outcomes than the general population, find it harder to access services, and have poorer experiences of services when they do access them (Kings Fund 2021). Reducing health inequalities across the population is one of the key aims of NHS Integrated Care Boards. We have joined forces with the NHS Confederation to produce a new toolkit to support healthcare organisations in their drive to tackle this problem. Click here to access our free Health Inequalities Toolkit: https://lnkd.in/dXA2KiVH #PrideMonth #Equality #HealthEquality #HealthInequality #PublicHealth #quality #leadership #healthcare #managementconsulting #healthcareleadership #nhsengland #nhs
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To achieve health equity, it's essential to recognize and address the root causes of health disparities. This involves advocating for policies that promote fair access to healthcare, education, employment, and housing, while also tackling systemic issues such as poverty and discrimination. By fostering collaboration between healthcare providers, policymakers, and community organizations, we can implement targeted interventions and initiatives that address the specific needs of underserved populations. Together, we can create a more equitable healthcare system that ensures everyone has the opportunity to attain their optimal health. #aiidevafrica #acceleratesdgs #goodhealth #healthcare #sdgs
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High-needs eligibility criteria within the Realizing Equity, Access, and Community Health Accountable Care Organization (ACO REACH) program might restrict some beneficiaries from receiving the care they need, according to new research. #homecare #homehealth #medicare https://brnw.ch/21wEB2E
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Health-related social needs (HRSN) have a major impact on how health plan members access and manage their care. Check out the findings from our 2nd Annual HRSN and SDoH consumer survey on the impact of income, race, and disability on healthcare access. Download your copy now to explore actionable strategies for promoting inclusive care. #HealthEquity #SDoH #SocialDeterminantsofHealth #Medicare https://lnkd.in/eF3b9iMr
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