Screening for Social Drivers of Health: Engaging Families

Screening for Social Drivers of Health: Engaging Families

Nov. 14, 2024

On Demand

Presenters

  • Written By:
    Victoria Gregorio
    Director for the Center for Discovery, Innovation, and Development, Children's Specialized Hospital
  • Written By:
    Malia Beckwith, MD
    Assistant Vice President of Ambulatory Medical Practices and Section Chief of Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics, Children's Specialized Hospital
  • Written By:
    Linda Waddell
    Family Faculty Manager, Children's Specialized Hospital
  • Written By:
    Janet Giordano
    Director of Patient Care Coordination, Children’s Specialized Hospital

About This Event

Children’s hospitals should seek input from families as they develop, implement, and improve the process for social drivers of health (SDoH) screenings. Explore how Children's Specialized Hospital successfully integrated a comprehensive data-driven SDoH program into routine medical care and therapy settings.

Family engagement was an essential component in the development and implementation of the SDoH program, emphasizing the importance of collaboration between frontline staff and families to ensure screening is seamlessly embedded in patient care. Learn how incorporating families fosters trust, encourages honest responses, and holds providers accountable to enhance the effectiveness of health interventions.

This webinar is the second of a three-part series. View the other webinars in the series:

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