SN101: Introduction to integrating social needs into patient care

Oct 3, 2018

Does your organization want to learn more about how to address essential health needs – like food, housing, and transportation—but doesn’t know where to begin?

Learn what it takes to incorporate social needs interventions into healthcare delivery and bridge care to where health begins.

In this free, on-demand webinar, you’ll learn about:

Barriers that stand between patient communities and their full health potential
Why and how healthcare providers can bridge care to where health begins
Our six key drivers of a successful social needs strategy
Case studies and insights from diverse, effective practices
Key action steps your organization can take to jump start a social needs strategy

Speakers

Nate Fleming, MD
Population Health Senior Consultant, Gundersen Health

Chloe Green
Learning Network Manager, Health Leads

Tigee Hill
Managing Director of Programs and Relationships, Health Leads

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