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Social Determinants of Health (SDH) are the non-medical factors that influence health outcomes. Rx Partnership stretches clinic dollars so that our partner clinics throughout Virginia can allocate more resources to address aspects of life that can get in the way of getting access to care. “Addressing SDH appropriately is fundamental for improving health and reducing longstanding inequities in health.” World Health Organization Learn more about RxP and how our partnership brings value to clinics across Virginia. https://lnkd.in/e-7BthGq

New work from Michigan Center on the Demography of Aging (MiCDA) affiliate Bynum et al. in JAMA Internal Medicine Care Fragmentation, Care Continuity, and Care Coordination—How They Differ and Why It Matters "In this Viewpoint, we propose conceptualizing fragmentation as a pattern of health care utilization that could cause harm and that is related to but distinct from care continuity and care coordination." https://lnkd.in/g2M8urzq

Tomorrow marks the start of National Public Health Week. Follow along with us as we celebrate leaders in mobile healthcare, and share impact data from the field. We believe that health is a human right, and that stronger communities start with better access to care. #NationalPublicHealthWeek #HealthEquity #HealthCareForAll #PublicHealth #MobileClinics #MobileHealthCare

As I continue to dive deep into the U.S. health insurance and delivery landscape, it becomes increasingly clear that value-based care models offer the most promising solution to the numerous challenges posed by fee-for-service models. By aligning incentives with standards of care and patient outcomes, value-based care holds the potential to yield great results, and Oak Street Health is doing a good one in this regard. The emphasis on integrating community-focused initiatives and behavioral health into its core operations resonates deeply with my thoughts about addressing the urgent needs of the health system, particularly in serving the most vulnerable populations. The strategic partnership with CVS Health further underscores the importance of leveraging impactful collaborations that maximize individual corporate strengths to achieve healthcare objectives. Kudos Marisa Rogers MD, MPH and the team leading this great work.

In a new video, Connecticut Oral Health Initiative leaders and partners share how they are working to improve #oralhealth access, quality, and equity in the state. https://ow.ly/O5iE50QvryX

In a new video, Connecticut Oral Health Initiative leaders and partners share how they are working to improve #oralhealth access, quality, and equity in the state. https://ow.ly/FYoE50QrIzq

Happy to meet with anyone also headed to RISE SDOH to discuss our NLP! Navigating this crazy AI hype is tough. How do you tell what AI can ACTUALLY work for patients? We help uncover patient insights from over 60 SDOH subdomains. Reach out if you want to learn more. #ai #NLP #HealthcareAI

This #WorldHealthDay, and everyday, we are committed to building a healthier future for all. We enrich the lives of those we serve by offering opportunities to advance the human condition through participation in brilliantly executed clinical trials. Because Health Matters More Than Ever. #ClinicalStudies #ClinicalTrials #ClinicalResearch #BecauseItMatters #RiseOfTheSites

In a new video, Connecticut Oral Health Initiative leaders and partners share how they are working to improve #oralhealth access, quality, and equity in the state. https://ow.ly/B9r450Qu9oS

This is very exciting. I just wonder how consented patient data from GPs will be made accessible to the researchers; shared directly or via an NHS Secure Data Environment? The DHSC data access policy update was clear that where there is explicit consent for *data to be shared* it can be provisioned outside of an SDE. So much could rest on what was stated in, and the interpretation of, the Participate Identification Sheet against which consent was given. In my view, participants voluntarily accept the residual risk of a research study when they sign up. That acceptance of risk is extremely generous and to be respected. If the PIS said ‘so and so will securely hold your data….’ then that is what they signed up to happen. Taking actions which deviate from or contradict that expectation should be carefully considered and not taken lightly.