SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH

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Improving health and well-being across America requires addressing critical social circumstances and related environmental hazards that impact health outcomes, commonly referred to as social determinants of health (SDOH). The SDOH affect a wide range of health, functioning, quality-of-life, and societal and economic outcomes.

Assessing factors such as poverty, race, affordable housing, income, access to education and employment, and commuting challenges can empower the ability to develop holistic strategies to create more equitable, healthy, sustainable communities.

StateBook provides comprehensive analytics for the social determinants of health, providing critical insights to empower holistic solutions for addressing America’s health crisis.

Offering data at the granular Census tract and block group levels, visualized in fully interactive GIS mapping, charts, graphs and tables, provides superior analytics for America’s health sector.

 

With more than 32 billion data points to choose from, StateBook offers a comprehensive solution for analyzing social determinants of health in your region. Some examples include:

  • Economic & Social
  • Physicians & Hospitals
  • Workforce & Industry
  • Research & Education
  • Insurance
  • Pollution & Climate

Individuals living in communities unable to meet social needs are at higher risk for health conditions such as heart disease, stroke, depression, cancer, and diabetes. 

Health outcomes due to unmet social needs may be stratified by geography, race, ethnicity, age, income, disability status, and a number of other factors. Evidence suggests that interventions addressing social needs can improve health outcomes.

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To explore health, social, and economic data for your state or region, or to learn more about the custom, interactive dashboard solutions StateBook can build for you and your customers. 

StateBook offers more than 32 billion data points to select from and a wide range of digital data visualizations, including GIS mapping, and more. Custom data sets can easily be integrated, as well.