Importance Social and economic contexts shape children's short-and long-term health.
Efforts to address contextual risk factors are increasingly incorporated into pediatric health …

Importance Social determinants of health shape both children's immediate health and their
lifetime risk for disease. Increasingly, pediatric health care organizations are intervening to …

Importance Health care organizations are increasingly incorporating social risk screening
into patient care. Studies have reported wide variations in patients' interest in receiving …

Importance While many organizations endorse screening for social risk factors in clinical
settings, few studies have examined the health and utilization effects of interventions to …

Objective To examine the associations between family-reported social needs in primary care
settings and pediatric health care use. Study design Data were obtained for a sample of 56 …

OBJECTIVES: Although health systems are increasingly moving toward addressing social
determinants of health, social risk screening for hospitalized children is largely unexplored …

Introduction Despite recent growth in healthcare delivery-based social risk screening, little is
known about patient perspectives on these activities. This study evaluates patient and …

Over the past decade, increased recognition of the impact of social and economic factors
such as financial strain, food insecurity, and housing instability on health 1, 2, 3 and …

Objective To measure the frequency US pediatricians report screening and referring for
social needs and identify pediatrician and practice-level predictors for screening and …

Clinic-based social needs screening has been associated with increased access to social
services and improved health outcomes. Using a pragmatic study design in an urban …