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Addressing Social Determinants of Health With Technology During Public Health Emergencies
With COVID-19, even individuals with regular access to food, transportation, and housing are being thrust into troubling situations after losing their jobs or experiencing a cut in pay and/or hours. With so many Americans affected by the pandemic, implementing social determinants of health (SDOH) outreach programs across the care continuum is pivotal. Implementing a SDOH program, or further building out an existing one, can lead to improved health outcomes for patient populations that are struggling.
Health systems and other practices can focus their technology and available infrastructure to help at-risk populations stay safe, healthy, and connected to their community services by focusing on these key factors.
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