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

Objective Child health is strongly influenced by social determinants. Little is known about the
opinions of primary caregivers regarding the physicians' role in addressing social needs …

Attempts to screen for social determinants of health in pediatrics should be grounded in an
understanding of parents' receptivity to discussing social needs and should be responsive 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. The objectives of this study were to characterize (1) families' cumulative
burden of health-related social problems regarding access to health care, housing, food …

METHODS: We compared caregiver responses to an electronic survey administered during
a child's emergency department visit and through telephone follow-up 2 weeks later by …

OBJECTIVES Social determinants of health have been demonstrated to be important drivers
of health outcomes and disparities. Screening for social needs has been routinely performed …

Approximately 20% of all children in the United States live in poverty, which exists in rural,
urban, and suburban areas. Thus, all child health clinicians need to be familiar with the …

OBJECTIVES: Screening for social determinants of health in the inpatient setting is
uncommon. However, social risk factors documented in billing and electronic medical record …

Background Early detection and management of poverty-related disorders is a
recommended pediatric practice; however, little is known about variations of practice …