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Integrated Interventions to Bridge Medical and Social Care for People Living with Diabetes

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JOURNAL OF GENERAL INTERNAL MEDICINE
卷 38, 期 -, 页码 S4-S10

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DOI: 10.1007/s11606-022-07926-2

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diabetes; social care; payment reform; health equity

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Social factors impact the health outcomes of patients with diabetes, and there is interest in these areas from health systems, researchers, and policymakers. To improve population health and outcomes, organizations are integrating medical and social care, working with community partners, and seeking sustainable financing. This article summarizes promising examples and future opportunities for integrated medical and social care across three themes: primary care transformation, addressing individual social needs and structural changes, and payment reform. Achieving equitable health outcomes through integrated care requires a significant shift in healthcare financing and delivery.
Social drivers of health impact health outcomes for patients with diabetes, and are areas of interest to health systems, researchers, and policymakers. To improve population health and health outcomes, organizations are integrating medical and social care, collaborating with community partners, and seeking sustainable financing with payors. We summarize promising examples of integrated medical and social care from the Merck Foundation Bridging the Gap: Reducing Disparities in Diabetes Care initiative. The initiative funded eight organizations to implement and evaluate integrated medical and social care models, aiming to build a value case for services that are traditionally not eligible for reimbursement (e.g., community health workers, food prescriptions, patient navigation). This article summarizes promising examples and future opportunities for integrated medical and social care across three themes: (1) primary care transformation (e.g., social risk stratification) and workforce capacity (e.g., lay health worker interventions), (2) addressing individual social needs and structural changes, and (3) payment reform. Integrated medical and social care that advances health equity requires a significant paradigm shift in healthcare financing and delivery.

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