Collaborative family health care, civil rights, and social determinants of health.
Social and economic disadvantage and civil rights infringement, worsens overall health (Adler, Glymour, & Fielding, 2016; McGowan, Lee, Meneses, Perkins, & Youdelman, 2016; Teitelbaum, 2005). While addressing these challenges is not new, there is reason to believe that the administration of Donald Trump and a republican majority in congress will exacerbate these challenges and their effects. How can collaborative family health care (CFHC) practitioners and our field help? The editors pondered this question and also asked a selection of leaders in the field. The editors will first share their ideas about the potential of CFHC to make a difference in daily interactions with patients. Next, they will identify key areas of risk and vulnerability. Finally, using the contributions of respected colleagues, they will propose a partial agenda for CFHC clinicians and the field. (PsycINFO Database Record
Department of Family Medicine, University of Washington.
Larry B
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Mauksch
Department of Family Medicine, University of Rochester.
Colleen T
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Fogarty
D002961:Civil Rights / Q000639:trends*; D003299:Cooperative Behavior; D005192:Family Health / Q000639:trends*; D006801:Humans; D064890:Social Determinants of Health / Q000639:trends*