Improving Chronic Disease Outcomes Through Approaches that Address Social Determinants of Health
Self-paced
1 credit
Full course description
Description
This training explores how social determinants of health, including racial residential segregation and socioeconomic factors, impact chronic disease outcomes. It highlights interdisciplinary approaches to mitigating health disparities, with a focus on vulnerable populations, including women and minorities. Key insights from researchers and clinicians emphasize the integration of social determinants into health interventions and clinical practices to improve equity and care quality.
Target Audience
Healthcare professionals, policymakers, public health researchers, and community health advocates interested in addressing social determinants of health to improve outcomes in chronic diseases, particularly among underserved populations.
Learning Outcomes
After completing this training, you will be able to:
- Recognize the impact of racial residential segregation and social determinants on health outcomes.
- Analyze the role of interdisciplinary research in addressing health disparities.
- Identify strategies for integrating social correlates into healthcare interventions.
- Develop action plans for improving health equity through targeted community and clinical efforts.