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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Health--Social aspects"”.
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Social determinants of health screening and referral follow up initiative : a quality improvement project in an academic primary care clinic
Background: Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) refer to the circumstances present in the surroundings where individuals are born, reside, acquire knowledge, engage in employment, participate in leisure activities, practice religion, and grow old, which have an impact on a diverse array of …
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Social determinants of health screening and referral program in an academic primary care clinic : a quality improvement project
Background: Screening for social determinants of health (SDOH) is critical to meeting the needs of patients and accounts for 30-55% of health outcomes. This indicates overall health is influenced by social factors in addition to healthcare and lifestyle. Screening and addressing SDOH allows …
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"Movie to Movement: Creating Social Change with the Documentary Film 'Food Stamped'"
… availability, and accessibility of healthy food in low-income areas. Policy also impacts the supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP) and nutrition education for SNAP recipients. Documentary film is a powerful medium that can be used for social change. This paper explores the …
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Inpatient Stroke rehabilitation: Ethnic and Psychosocial Predictors of Recovery Outcome
… investigate the effects of ethnicity and psychosocial factors on stroke recovery during inpatient rehabilitation. The study included 446 patients who had suffered an ischemic and/or hemorrhagic stroke and were admitted into inpatient rehabilitation for stroke recovery at Loma Linda …
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A Geospatial Approach for New Perspectives on Satisfaction with Health Services in Malawi
… the spatial pattern of user satisfaction with health services and factors, including policies that potentially explain the variation in the district-level of user satisfaction with health services. Nationwide secondary data was extracted from the 2002 Core Social Welfare Indicators Survey and …