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Identifying and addressing social determinants of health to improve patient-centered care
Neil Kalsi1, Denai Gordon1, Jenenne Geske1
1University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, NE, USA.
Abstract:
The purpose of this clinical improvement project was to instill a streamlined process of identifying social determinants of health (SDOH) in our clinic's diverse patient population and provide resources that address these barriers to health and well-being. At each clinic visit, patients self-identified SDOH through an easy-to-use Social Assessment Form. Using an online database, Community Relay (CR), providers had access to location-based community resources. In addition to accomplishing the above-mentioned goals, we were left with a more well-rounded understanding of our patients. Unique struggles were identified and barriers to care were revealed, allowing for more patient-centered medical care.
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