Discussing Social Determinants of Health

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Uploaded: 2019-10-08T06:30:59.000Z
Description: Social determinants of health have become a large topic of conversation in the healthcare industry. Kevin Stevenson, executive vice president of IntegraNet Health, joined MarketScale to explain this trend and why it means physicians are taking a more proactive approach to medicine rather than being reactive. “[Social determinants of health] is defined by the World Health…

Social determinants of health have become a large topic of conversation in the healthcare industry. Kevin Stevenson, executive vice president of IntegraNet Health, joined MarketScale to explain this trend and why it means physicians are taking a more proactive approach to medicine rather than being reactive. “[Social determinants of health] is defined by the World Health…

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October 8, 2019, 6:30 AM UTC

“[Social determinants of health] is defined by the World Health Organization as the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work, and age,” Stevenson said.

These factors are obviously numerous, but physicians can now use data to more accurately gauge the health concerns of a community. Kevin discussed how the industry as a whole is adjusting its thinking and changing moving forward.

For more insight from Kevin Stevenson, check out his appearance on MarketScale Mornings discussing telemedicine and his previous podcast on mentorship in healthcare.

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