SDoH Data Sources: The Keys To Unlocking Better Population Health Management Starts With Better Data
Social Determinants Of HealthRTI Rarity™ is a new AI analytic tool that improves precision with SDoH interventions. Read more now.
Our team of clinicians and social risk analysts create valuable content on social risk, social determinants of health, and how economic and social conditions influence individual and population health disparities. Through our content, consulting services, and RTI Rarity™ Local Social Inequity score (LSI), our team works with healthcare and community organizations to reveal and address the non-medical factors that influence health outcomes. From gathering social risk data and creating health equity strategic plans to designing SDoH payment models and effective interventions, our goal is to lower social risk and use precious resources to improve health outcomes.
RTI Rarity™ is a new AI analytic tool that improves precision with SDoH interventions. Read more now.
Health equity research shows that age-related SDoH place older populations at a disadvantage. Learn more about how ageism affects health equity here.
A dysfunctional healthcare system paired with cultural ambivalence is preventing Black Americans from accessing mental & behavioral healthcare. Learn more.
Learn about progress made to address inequities of care through quality improvement and what this means for the future of healthcare. Read more.
Health inequity leaves some population groups at higher risk for diabetes. Learn about diabetes population health strategies here.
Maternal health inequity is a serious issue. Learn about black maternal health and how to close the gap on racial disparities in maternal healthcare here.
CKD, kidney failure and end-stage renal disease are disproportionately high among historically marginalized people. Learn about ways to achieve health equity in CKD here.
Changes in diabetes clinical quality measures are necessary to improve health outcomes. Learn how RTI is stratifying data for better health outcomes here.
A review of a study showing that inequitable access to healthcare facilities is fueled by altered migration patterns due to systemic racism. Learn more.
Stratification enables data scientists to identify cohorts of at-risk patients and to develop targeted interventions to reduce health inequity. Learn more.
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