Although it has become increasingly common for hospitals to engage in development
projects aimed at improving the social determinants of health in surrounding communities …

Social determinants of health (SDOH) are strongly linked to individual and population health
outcomes. Hospitals and health systems are in a unique position to initiate or partner on …

Background There is a sharp contradiction between the supply and demand of medical
resources in the provincial capitals of China. Understanding the spatial patterns of medical …

The extent to which patients' risk for readmission after a hospitalization is influenced by local
availability of postdischarge care options is not currently known. We used national, hospital …

Objective The aim was to identify hospital and county characteristics associated with
variation in breadth and depth of hospital partnerships with a broad range of organizations …

In line with the recent turn to pro-social ventures, restorative entrepreneuring is a promising
approach for delivering social impact to marginalized and at-risk social groups with its focus …

Decades of research have solidified the crucial role that social determinants of health
(SDOH) play in sha** health outcomes, yet strategies to address these upstream factors …

Not-for-profit hospitals (NFPs) frequently partner with community organizations to conduct
internal revenue service-mandated community health needs assessment (CHNA), yet little is …

Aim: To ascertain the unplanned 30-day readmission rate and enumerate predictors of
avoidable hospital readmission among early (0–7 days) and late (8–30 days) readmissions …

Investigation of the factors that contribute to hospital readmissions has focused largely on
individual level factors. We extend the knowledge base by exploring macrolevel factors that …