Background The health and wellbeing consequences of social determinants of health and
health behaviours are well established. This has led to a growing interest in social …

Introduction As a means for supporting a range of health and wellbeing goals, social
prescribing programs have been implemented around the world. Reflecting a range of …

People exposed to more unfavourable social circumstances are more vulnerable to poor
mental health over their life course, in ways that are often determined by structural factors …

Abstract Purpose of Review Social prescribing (SP) is defined as a non-medical community
referral program to support well-being and health. This review explores the current evidence …

Background Social prescribing (SP) enables healthcare professionals to link patients with
non-medical interventions available in the community to address underlying socioeconomic …

Purpose This is a study protocol to co-create with knowledge users a core outcome set
focused on middle-aged and older adults (40 years+) for use in social prescribing research …

Objective This scoping review aims to provide an overview of how theories were used in the
development or evaluation of social prescribing (SP) intervention studies. Background SP …

Social prescribing is suited to all age groups, but it is especially important for children and
youth, as it is well understood that this population is particularly vulnerable to the effects of …

Objective Psychoeducation is increasingly recognised for its value in facilitating adaption to
a chronic disease diagnosis. This study aimed to synthesise available literature on the …

Objectives Social prescribing (SP) is a non-medical intervention in which professionals refer
patients to a link worker (LW), who connects them with appropriate support. Children and …