Importance Evidence-based guidance is limited on how clinicians should screen for social
risk factors and which interventions related to these risk factors improve health outcomes …

Video Abstract CONTEXT Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are associated with
increased risk of poor mental health outcomes. Although there is interest in screening for …

African American families navigate not only everyday stressors and adversities but also
unique sociocultural stressors (eg,“toxic upstream waters” like oppression). These adverse …

OBJECTIVE: Children's hospitals are implementing interventions to connect families to
community-based resources. This study describes food insecurity (FI) and food resource …

Food insecurity is a public health concern associated with poor health. Evidence guiding
how to best implement screening for food insecurity across a pediatric health care system is …

OBJECTIVES Hospitalized children represent a vulnerable population with high rates of
unidentified food insecurity (FI). We aimed to improve FI screening for eligible families from …

Introduction Healthcare organizations increasingly are screening patients for social needs
(eg, food, housing) and referring them to community resources. This systematic mixed …

Introduction Health-related social problems may be conceptualized as the presence of either
a social risk (ie, food insecurity as defined by a screening tool) or a social need (ie, desire for …

Introduction This study aimed to characterize progression from screening for food insecurity
risk to on-site food pantry referral to food pantry utilization in pediatric primary care. Methods …

This study explored how a community health worker (CHW) within a primary care team with
a HealthySteps (HS) Specialist impacted referrals to social determinant of health resources …