Specifically, they chose to allocate only 19–20 percent of their dollars on health care and 49–50 percent on food and housing. In recent years, the term “social determinants of health” has ...

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and social forces produce distinctive health needs among incarcerated people. Many people arrive at carceral facilities with sociocultural health risks, including poor health care access ...

Although change in the health care sector is critical, social isolation can also be addressed through cross-cutting policy change in many other sectors. The World Health Organization has a ...

more than eight-in-ten Democrats across all income levels say the government is responsible for ensuring all Americans have health care coverage. Americans overwhelmingly (79%) say Social Security ...

John Connolly has received funding from the Scottish Improvement Science Collaborating Centre to undertake research into the leadership of health and social care in Scotland. The widespread deaths ...

Unfortunately, children in families that lack health insurance too often don’t get that care. It’s especially ... analyst at the Center for Law and Social Policy (CLASP).

We aimed to determine the association between spending on health care and social programs and health outcomes in Canada. METHODS: We used retrospective data from Canadian provincial expenditure ...

This year’s ‘Social Care - Making a Difference’ campaign launched today (11 June 2025) at Camphill Community Clanabogan, at a ...