Racial discrimination is a major social determinant of health in the United States. Learn how your organization can identify—and improve—racial disparities in behavioral health.
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As the nation continues to contend with coronavirus, existing health and healthcare disparities among Americans has been exacerbated.
Many healthcare leaders have heard of trauma-informed care as well as social determinants of health, but the intersection of the two is rarely considered.
Addressing the social determinants of health allows health and human service providers to develop more comprehensive and effective treatment plans.
Social determinants of health play a very large role in substance use disorders and depression. These determinants feed off one another and produce a downward spiral effect that increase the risk of suicide.
A recent study by the Economic Research Service on food security and health among working-age adults showed strong correlation between food security and chronic health conditions. If we solved food insecurity, how would this affect diabetes management and chronic disease treatment?
