Measuring patients' care experience is necessary to understanding and improving health
care quality and is a core component of patient-centered care. In this study, we test whether …

Recent studies have explored clinician impacts of health care–based interventions that
respond to patients' social and economic needs. These studies were limited by available …

Introduction Community health centers often screen for and address patients' unmet social
needs. This study examines the degree to which community health center patients report …

To address existing disparities in healthcare for underserved populations, healthcare
providers and policymakers need to understand how the experiences of these patients differ …

Background: Some aspects of patient experience are more strongly related to overall ratings
of care than others, reflecting their importance to patients. However, little is known about …

Patient-centered care is at the nexus of several overlapping institutional reforms to improve
health care system performance. However, we know little regarding Medicaid patients' …

PURPOSE In primary care, there is increasing recognition of the difficulty of treating patients'
immediate health concerns when their overall well-being is shaped by underlying social …

Background There is increasing interest in collecting sociodemographic and social needs
data in hospital settings to inform patient care and health equity. However, few studies have …

Objectives Unmet health-related social needs can influence health outcomes and increase
healthcare utilization. There is growing interest in integrating social needs care into …

Patients value the interpersonal aspects of their health care experiences. However, faced
with multiple resource demands, primary care practices may question the value of collecting …