Commercial determinants of health and health inequalities

health inequalities

Our health is influenced by the conditions we are born, grow, live, work and age in the wider determinants of health. These include commercial determinants of health and health inequalities. We held the third webinar in this series sharing emerging findings from UKPRP-funded projects and exploring their implications for policy. 

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OTHER ON-DEMAND WEBINARS

CMO Roundtable: Overcoming Barriers to Behavioral Health Engagement

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McKinsey reports that by the close of 2021, behavioral health issues will impact 1 in 3 individuals. With behavioral health concerns on the rise—and with social determinants and access barriers continuing to impact how and when people obtain care—it’s never been more important to engage members who need help. In this webinar, he
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Neuroimmune Interactions in Development, Health, and Disease

Essen BioScience

It is increasingly appreciated that crosstalk at the nexus of the nervous and immune systems mediates a delicate balance between dysregulation and homeostasis across many important biological processes. In this Cell Press Webinar, Christopher Hunter (University of Pennsylvania), Anna Molofsky (University of California, San Francisco), and Beth Stevens (Harvard Medical School) will explore emerging developments in our understanding of mediators and mechanisms of neuro-immune interplay.
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APRN Faculty and Advanced Nursing Simulation: Benchmarks and Barriers

During the COVID-19 pandemic, advanced practice nursing (APN) faculty were forced to integrate simulation into APN curricula at a higher rate than in previous years. Since then, there has been substantive development in guidelines for use of simulation in APN programs.
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Creating an Inpatient Clinic, the Future of Inpatient Medicine

HIMSS Media

Phoenix VA Health Care System has implemented the "computer on wheels" approach to take the office and workflow back to the bedside. By doing this, they completed rounds, charting, and discharges at the bedside and were able to predict when they would be at the bedside, creating "appointments" for nursing, ancillary services, and family to know when staff would be present.
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