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Description:This is an excellent overview of how children's hospitals are selecting and implementing screeners for social determinants of health. With the evolution of the healthcare industry, awareness of what factors contribute to health has also increased. Social determinants impact 20 percent of health, and children’s hospitals are working constantly to identify and address them to improve patient health outcomes. Children’s Hospital Association (CHA) defined tactics implementing social determinants screening, the community linkages needed and the inherent challenges they present.

Tags:Pediatric, pediatrician, Drug Shortage, Pediatric Drug, Children’s Hospital, Children’s Hospital Association, CHA, Social Determinants of Health

Published on: Jul 04, 2020 | Views : 1662 | Downloads : 2

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