A Comperhensive Review; Addressing Social Determinants Of Health In Hospital Settings: A Collaborative Approach Among Administrators, Health Security Officers, Nurses, And Social Workers

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  • Hasan Ahmad Anqi, Majdi Ibraheem Khesheem, Abdulaziz Humood Al-Youbi, Mysoon Abdulrahman Alhawsa, Tariq Abbad Mohammed Al Qarni, Hindyah Metli Alamriy, Jawaher Abdullah Zaid Subini, Khaled Eidhah Attayah Allhbi,
  • Reem Eifan Burki Aljaeed, Morady Ebrahim Shammaa, Omar Abdulaziz Aljawi, Ayman Abkar Halawani, Omaimah Ahmad Aqeeli, Mona Abdullah Alrubeani, Meshari Abdullah H Alotaibi

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https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.3122

Abstract

Aim: To explore the collaborative roles of administrators, health security officers, nurses, and social workers in addressing social determinants of health (SDOH) in hospital settings and their impact on patient outcomes.

Addressing SDOH such as housing, food security, and access to care is essential for improving health equity and reducing disparities. Hospitals play a pivotal role, requiring interdisciplinary collaboration to integrate social care into clinical practice. Administrators allocate resources and establish policies, health security officers ensure inclusive environments, nurses identify and address social needs, and social workers connect patients to critical community resources. Overcoming barriers such as fragmented care and resource constraints through teamwork and integrated strategies is key to fostering equitable and holistic healthcare.

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2024-12-05

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Hasan Ahmad Anqi, Majdi Ibraheem Khesheem, Abdulaziz Humood Al-Youbi, Mysoon Abdulrahman Alhawsa, Tariq Abbad Mohammed Al Qarni, Hindyah Metli Alamriy, Jawaher Abdullah Zaid Subini, Khaled Eidhah Attayah Allhbi, & Reem Eifan Burki Aljaeed, Morady Ebrahim Shammaa, Omar Abdulaziz Aljawi, Ayman Abkar Halawani, Omaimah Ahmad Aqeeli, Mona Abdullah Alrubeani, Meshari Abdullah H Alotaibi. (2024). A Comperhensive Review; Addressing Social Determinants Of Health In Hospital Settings: A Collaborative Approach Among Administrators, Health Security Officers, Nurses, And Social Workers. Journal of International Crisis and Risk Communication Research , 1086–1091. https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.3122

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