While the work of advancing racial health equity happens all year round, the SIREN team rejoices in the occasion that Black History Month provides to collectively celebrate Black excellence, Black thriving, and in line with this year’s theme, Black resistance. We are particularly inspired by the moral imagination of Black abolitionists, past and present, who help point the way toward a vision of freedom, equity, and justice. To learn more about applying abolitionist principles to medicine and social care, join us in rewatching the first plenary from SIREN’s fall meeting and re-reading some key articles.
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Register for the upcoming SIREN webinar – How Do Community Resource Referral Platforms Work for Social Service Organizations? Lessons Learned in Trenton, New Jersey
Join Trenton Health Team and SIREN for a webinar on March 1st at 9am Pacific (12pm Eastern) that will share our lessons learned from a two-year study exploring Trenton social service organizations’ perspectives on using a community resource referral platform and testing strategies to increase engagement. Register here.
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| SIREN is hiring!
SIREN is seeking a 70% Research Analyst with expertise in designing and carrying out systematic literature reviews and interests in social determinants of health and health equity to maintain and improve the SIREN Evidence and Resource Library and to conduct systematic reviews. We encourage applicants from diverse backgrounds to apply and are open to remote candidates.
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Journal Articles
Understanding and Addressing Racism in Social Care
The Legacy of Slavery and the Socialization of Black Female Health and Human Services Workforce Members in Addressing Social Determinants of Health Presumey-Leblanc G, Sandel M Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities
“Intersections of Social Systems, Race, and Health in America: A Historical Perspective”: A Novel Elective for Medical Students to Increase Anti-Racism Advocacy Lord V, Larsen A, Rashid R, Palmer W, Mamtani M, Aysola J Academic Medicine
Opportunities and Challenges in Discussing Racism During Primary Care Visits Borowsky HM, Willis A, Bullock JL, Fuentes-Afflick E, Palmer NR Health Services Research
Awareness/Screening
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Patient Perspectives on Technology-Based Approaches to Social Needs Screening Hare AJ, Honig K, Cronholm PF, Shabazz-McKlaine S, Morgan AU
American Journal of Managed Care
Accuracy of Electronic Health Record Food Insecurity, Housing Instability, and Financial Strain Screening in Adult Primary Care Harle CA, Wu W, Vest JR JAMA
Easy to Use and Validated Predictive Models to Identify Beneficiaries Experiencing Homelessness in Medicaid Administrative Data Pourat N, Yue D, Chen X, Zhou W, O'Masta B Health Services Research
Assistance/Interventions
Multi-need interventions
Implementing Social Interventions in Primary Care in Canada: A Qualitative Exploration of Lessons Learned From Leaders in the Field Bloch G & Rozmovits L PLoS One
Integrating Community Health Workers Within a Pharmacy to Address Health-Related Social Needs Foster AA, Daly CJ, Leong R, Stoll J, Butler M, Jacobs DM Journal of the American Pharmacists Association
Evaluating a Social Risk Screening and Referral Program in an Urban Safety-Net Hospital Emergency Department Loo S, Anderson E, Lin JG, et al. Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open
Spatial Analysis of Community Service Availability in Rural Kentucky, United States Weverka A, Vundi NL, Clouser JM, Adu AK, Williams MV, Li J Journal of Public Health Policy
Financial strain
Clinic-Based Financial Coaching and Missed Pediatric Preventive Care: A Randomized Trial Schickedanz A, Perales L, Holguin M, et al. Pediatrics
Addressing Financial Barriers to Health Care Among People Who are Low-Income and Insured in New York City, 2014-2017 Frazier TL, Lopez PM, Islam N, et al. Journal of Community Health
Food interventions
Clinical Outcomes of a Large-Scale, Partnership-Based Regional Food Prescription Program: Results of a Quasi-Experimental Study Ranjit N, Aiyer JN, Toups JD, et al. BMC Research Notes
A Community Partnership to Reduce Food Insecurity and Improve Patient-Reported Depression Byhoff E, Guardado R, Zack RM, Nokes K, Tripodis Y NEJM Catalyst Innovations in Care Delivery
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Housing interventions
Women Experiencing Homelessness and Mental Illness in a Housing First Multi-Site Trial: Looking Beyond Housing to Social Outcomes and Well-Being O'Campo P, Nisenbaum R, Crocker AG, Nicholls T, Eiboff F, Adair CE PLoS One
Care management
Intensive Care Management for High-Risk Veterans in a Patient-Centered Medical Home - Do Some Veterans Benefit More Than Others? Swankoski KE, Reddy A, Grembowski D, Chang ET, Wong ES Healthcare
Observational Analysis of a Generalized, Health Plan-led Community Health Worker Intervention in Medicaid Gordon AS, Oakes AH, Allender R, Vang L, Hennemann B, Chi WC Journal of Primary Care & Community Health
Between Health Care and Social Services: Boundary Objects and Cross-Sector Collaboration Fleming MD, Safaeinili N, Knox M, Hernandez E, Brewster AL Social Science & Medicine
Advocacy
Community-Academic Advocacy to Improve Shelter Access for Families Experiencing Homelessness Kanak M, Turley K, Lee LK, Sandel M, Stewart AM Pediatrics
Reports & Issue Briefs
Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) Clinical Decision Support (CDS) Feasibility Brief Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology
Financing Approaches to Address Social Determinants of Health via Medicaid Managed Care: A 12-State Review Crumley D, Bank A Center for Health Care Strategies
Commentaries & Blogs
Financing Health Care System Interventions Addressing Social Risks Berkowitz SA, Gottlieb LM, Basu S JAMA Health Forum
New Federal Plan to Reduce Homelessness by 25% by 2025 Includes Health Care as Part of the Solution Rubin R JAMA
Produce Prescriptions and a Path Toward Food Equity for Children Virudachalam S, Kim LS, Seligman H
JAMA Pediatrics
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Two NIDDK Grant Announcements:
Pilot Interventions to Integrate Social Care and Medical Care to Improve Health Equity (R01 Clinical Trial Required)
This NIDDK Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) will support pilot and feasibility trials to test interventions that involve screening for and addressing social risks during a health care visit. Letters of intent are due September 19, 2023; applications due October 19, 2023. More details can be found here.
Pilot and Feasibility Trials on the Integration of Social and Medical Care for Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus (R01 Clinical Trial Required)
This FOA will support pilot and feasibility trials to test pragmatic interventions that include screening for social risks and referring or providing resource service linkages for social services within the healthcare setting for individuals living with type 1 diabetes. Letters of intent due June 20, 2023; applications due July 20,2023 (with another cycle next year: January 29, 2024/February 29,2024.) Details are here.
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Webinars
Systems for Action: Integrating Health and Social Services through a Novel Independent Practice Association – March 8, 2023 | 9am PT/ 12pm ET
New England Journal of Medicine Catalyst: Social Needs and SDOH: Impact on Patients & Communities – March 9, 2023 | 9am PT/ 12pm ET
Systems for Action: Social Bonds as a Pooled Financing Mechanism to Address Social Drivers of Health Equity – April 19, 2023 | 9am PT/ 12pm ET
Meetings & Conferences
American Hospital Association: Accelerating Health Equity Conference – May 16-18, 2023 | Minneapolis, MN
AcademyHealth 2023 Annual Research Meeting – June 24-27, 2023 | Seattle, WA
North American Primary Research Group (NAPCRG) Meeting – October 30- November 3, 2023 | San Francisco, CA
The Root Cause Coalition 8th Annual National Summit – December 3-5, 2023 | Kansas City, MO
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