New paper in @JournalGIM with practical advice from rural Veterans on how to improve access to resources for social needs: https://t.co/S9bMoum2PF with @VA_CHOIR coauthors @amy_linsky et al. #rural#Veterans#SDOH
New study finds that greater burden of unmet social needs was associated w/significantly ⬆️odds of no-show appts & medication non-adherence suggesting that social needs may impact health by limiting access to needed medical services. @amy_linsky https://t.co/3NNXpHWAzC
From the Discussion: "Funders, training programs, researchers, journal editors, and institutions must encourage inclusion of S/SDOH [structural and social determinants of health] into every study of AD/ADRD [Alzheimer's disease related dementia]"
Fascinating, comprehensive theory article on structural and social determinants of health and the macrosystems (e.g., racism) that shape them by @pbaJackson et al: https://t.co/n6o7f1yXlB
Racial equity in cancer care requires innovative methods that apply antiracist principles to interventions. A new study by @IdaGriesemer & Katrina Ellis et al examines nurse navigator support in an intervention that successfully eliminated disparities. https://t.co/e6W7wmyw25
We also did a deep dive into ACCURE's nurse navigator component and identified 6 ways navigators enhanced accountability of the care system to patient needs @TheHPPJournal: https://t.co/Fpc0PLKR6m
What can health care orgs do to address racial disparities in care quality? We studied a success story, the ACCURE intervention, and made a figure that shows how it worked at 3 levels: community, organizational, and interpersonal: https://t.co/7Gz1Od9EID
Future interventions are most likely to be successful if:
☑️developed in partnership w/ community-based researchers
☑️involve systematic changes at org level
☑️responsive to unique characteristics of the health system & patient pop. @IdaGriesemer
https://t.co/lERcfLbSTN
Good morning! Is anyone in my twittersphere attending @ia4phs#IAPHS2022 in Minneapolis? It's my first time! Looking forward to presenting our work discussing applications of the antiracism principles of transparency & accountability to health services research & practice.