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Renowned author Paula Braveman sheds light on the profound impact of social determinants of health, unveiling the intricate web of social, political, and economic factors that influence individual health outcomes.
The question is no longer whether social factors play a crucial role in shaping health, but rather how they operate and how to address them effectively, efficiently, and equitably. This comprehensive resource delves into the far-reaching consequences of social and political factors, including racism, on individual health.
Paula Braveman’s seminal work in health equity highlights the significance of upstream drivers like law and policy in influencing health outcomes. Systemic issues, such as racism, are core drivers of health outcomes, making it essential to understand how they impact social determinants of health.
This volume examines the complex pathways through which social determinants like income, education, stress, work, and racism are influenced by upstream social factors. Each chapter provides insights into how these factors shape health outcomes and health disparities, offering practical approaches for future practitioners and policymakers.
Complete with chapter summaries and discussion questions, this definitive guide is designed to empower students, educators, and policymakers to understand and address social disparities in health, particularly racial and socioeconomic disparities. By activating health-promoting pathways and interrupting health-damaging ones, we can create a more equitable healthcare system.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Publication Date: January 20, 2023
Language: English
ISBN: 9780190624118, 9780190624125
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