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SDoH Strategies: How to prioritize data that impacts your population

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Health Equity and SDoH Vitals

Who’s responsible for addressing SDoH? The long and short of it: everybody. From payers to providers to patients, we’re going to explore why SDoH is so important to our healthcare system and how everybody has a role to play in improving population health outcomes.

What you'll learn:

  • Basic strategies for formulating a plan to add SDoH factors into your pop health programs
  • From care access and transportation to funding and options — who’s responsible for addressing SDoH?
  • The standard metrics for measuring SDoH factors in healthcare, and how to identify and prioritize the most important data for your populations

Where SDoH data reveals a problem, analytics can uncover actionable solutions

Leaders in healthcare are starting to use data to creatively solve some of the greatest challenges in population health. From bridging care access and transportation to funding and options, how can we approach SDoH in new and meaningful ways?

Join Jennifer Polello, Senior Director of Quality and Population Health at Community Health Plan of Washington and Arcadians Arjun Gosain, Senior Data Analyst, and Linnie Greene, Staff Writer as they put their heads together on this complex topic. They’ll discuss what we know about SDoH, how we're currently using data to improve patient outcomes, and uncover what we need to do to chart a path forward.

Senior Director of Quality and Population Health, Community Health Plan of Washington
Senior Data Analyst, Arcadia
Staff Writer, Arcadia