Decisionmakers at health care organizations hold the keys to making consequential improvements in health care delivery and quality.
Moral injury is lasting psychological and spiritual distress that stems from violating one’s values or feeling betrayed by a trusted institution...
The COVID-19 pandemic resulted in unprecedented adoption and implementation of virtual primary care services, and little is known about whether...
Primary care practices are responding to calls to incorporate patients' social risk factors, such as housing, food, and economic insecurity, into...
Health care organizations increasingly recognize the impact of social needs on health outcomes.
Health care organizations face growing pressure to improve their patients’ social conditions, such as housing, food, and economic insecurity.
