Special Coffee & Science Wrap Party December 3rd
Our last regular Coffee & Science event happens tomorrow 11/19 at 9:30am PT with Dr. Damon Francis and Dr. Noha Aboelata, but we just couldn't bear to finish the series without a chance to come together as a community and hear your reflections on the past year’s conversations. Join us on Friday, December 3rd, at 9:30am PT / 12:30pm ET for a SIREN Coffee & Science Wrap Party hosted by two thought leaders in the social interventions field:
- Bethany Hamilton, JD, Co-Director of the National Center for Medical-Legal Partnership, and
- Kelly Doran, MD, MHS, Emergency Physician and Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine and Population Health at NYU Grossman School of Medicine.
We want to hear from you!
Our SIREN Coffee & Science event and podcast series has been running bi-weekly since January. As Coffee & Science comes to a close, we'd like to hear your thoughts on the series as well as your suggestions for future events. Please fill out our short survey here.
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November Research Round-Up
In this month’s Research Round-Up, we’ve highlighted pieces our team found of particular interest. As always, all the articles in the round-up (and more!) can be found in the SIREN Evidence and Resource Library.
Peer-reviewed articles
Awareness/Screening
✪ Distinguishing Neighborhood and Individual Social Risk Factors in Health Care
M.K. Beckett, S.C. Martino, D. Agniel, et al.
Health Services Research
SIREN Note: Findings are consistent with earlier research that highlighted differences between patient-reported and neighborhood-level social risks.
[Review] A Systematic Review of Loneliness and Social Isolation Scales Used in Epidemics and Pandemics
A. Das, K.P. Padala, C.G. Crawford, et al. | Psychiatry Research
Opportunity to Inform Social Needs Within a Hospital Setting Using Data-Driven Patient Engagement
S. Hahn-Goldberg, P. Pariser, C. Schwenk, & A. Boozary | BMJ Open Quality
Social Determinants of Health and After-Hours Electronic Health Record Documentation: A National Survey of US Physicians
Y.R. Hong, K. Turner, O.T. Nguyen, A. Alishahi Tabriz, & L. Rever | Population Health Management
Health Care Professionals' Perspectives on Universal Screening of Social Determinants of Health: A Mixed-Methods Study
S. Kostelanetz, M. Pettapiece-Phillips, J. Weems, et al | Population Health Management
Routinely Asking Patients About Income in Primary Care: A Mixed-Methods Study
A.D. Pinto, E. Shenfeld, T. Aratangy, et al. | BJGP Open
Assistance
Cross-Sector Approach Expands Screening and Addresses Health-Related Social Needs in Primary Care
M.C. Arbour, B. Floyd, S. Morton, et al. | Pediatrics
Implementing Social Interventions in Primary Care
G. Bloch & L. Rozmovits | Canadian Medical Association Journal
✪ For Profit, but Socially Determined: The Rise of the SDOH Industry
Z.N. Goldberg & D.B. Nash | Population Health Management
SIREN Note: This paper explores the rapidly growing community resources referral platform industry, including its size and scope, as well as implications for community-based organizations providing social services.
Resource Brokering: Efforts to Assist Patients with Housing, Transportation, and Economic Needs in Primary Care Settings
T.K. Fraze, L.B. Beidler, C. Fichtenberg, A.L. Brewster, & L.M. Gottlie | Annals of Family Medicine
Helpline Calls Associated with Preventable Emergency Department Utilization
R. Garg, J.T. Steensma, A.A. Luke, et al. | American Journal of Preventive Medicine
Integrating Health Care Strategies to Prevent Poverty-Related Disparities in Development and Growth: Addressing Core Outcomes of Early Childhood
R.S. Gross, M.J. Messito, P. Klass, et al. | Academic Pediatrics
Anti-Poverty Medicine Through Medical-Financial Partnerships: A New Approach to Child Poverty
L.E. Marcil, M.K. Hole, J. Jackson, et al. | Academic Pediatrics
✪ Intersecting Systemic and Personal Barriers to Accessing Social Services: Qualitative Interviews in Northern California
H. Placzek, S. Cruz, M. Chapdelaine, M. Carl, S. Levin, & C. Hsu | BMC Public Health
SIREN Note: This paper describes patient barriers to accessing social
services following participation in Health Leads’ health care-based social services navigation program.
✪ Health Care Worker Burnout and Perceived Capacity to Address Social Needs
A. Telzak, E.C. Chambers, D. Gutnick, et al. | Population Health Management
SIREN Note: This paper is based on a large sample of surveyed providers and contributes to the literature on provider perceptions of social risk screening and referral programs. The work builds on the literature synthesized in a recent SIREN issue brief on this topic.
Alignment & Advocacy
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Upcoming Events
Webinars
Health Leads: Two Part Webinar Series: Moving from Antiracism Intention to Action: Part Two: Data Equity Framework Reflection Worksheet: Applied In Action – December 2, 2021 | 9am PT/12pm ET
Systems for Action: Can Subsidized Transportation Options Slow Diabetes Progression? – December 8, 2021 | 9am PT/12pm ET
Meetings & Conferences
AcademyHealth: 2022 Health Datapalooza and National Health Policy Conference – April 4-5, 2022 | Arlington, VA
Call for abstracts open until December 9, 2021 at 2pm PT/ 5pm ET. Click here for detailed information.
Society of General Internal Medicine: 2022 Annual Meeting – April 6-9, 2022 | Orlando, FL
Call for abstracts open until January 4, 2022. Click here for detailed information.
Pediatric Academic Societies: 2022 Meeting – April 21-25, 2022 | Denver, CO
Call for abstracts open until January 5, 2022. Click here for detailed information.
AHA Community Health Improvement: Accelerating Health Equity Conference 2022 – May 10-12, 2022 | Cleveland, OH
AcademyHealth: 2022 Annual Research Meeting – June 4-7, 2022 | Washington, DC
Call for abstracts open until January 11, 2022 at 2pm PT/ 5pm ET. Click here for detailed information.
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In Case You Missed It
New Video and Podcast Series from the American Hospital Association
A new video series and podcast series from the American Hospital Association features health system leaders discussing why community investment is an important anchor strategy. The health systems in this series are working in partnership with their communities to develop new initiatives or accelerate existing efforts that improve individual and community well-being, advance health equity and create more resilient communities.
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