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Health Equity Guide for Public Health Practitioners and Partners |
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This guide was developed with funding from the Division of Public Health, Delaware Health & Social Services, and in-kind support from the Center for Community Research and Service in the School of Public Policy and Administration at the University of Delaware.
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Content Outline
Foreward by Karyl T. Rattay
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Section 1: Introduction
Purpose
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Section 2: Background
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2.1: Health Profile of the United States
2.2: Health Differences 2.3: Health Equity Framework 2.4: Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) 2.5: Social Determinants of Health Equity 2.6: National Efforts to Advance Health Equity 2.7: The Delaware Division of Public Health's Health Equity Strategy 2.8: Underlying Values and Assumptions |
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Section 3: The Case for Change
3.1: The Delaware Context
3.2: The Economic Case for Change 3.3: Health System Reform and Incentives for Investing in Community Health 3.4: Health System Reform in Delaware 3.5: Addressing the Health Equity Continuum |
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Section 4: Upstream Strategies for Community Health
4.1: Place-Based Initiatives
4.2: Dimensions of PBIs for Health Equity 4.3: Implementing PBIs 4.4: Recommendations & Lessons Learned |
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Section 5: Upstream Strategies for Health Care Providers
5.1: Addressing the Social Needs of Patients
5.2: Care Coordination 5.3: Improving Quality & Access to Culturally Competent Care |
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Section 6: Policy-Oriented Strategies
6.1: Health in All Policies (HiAP)
6.2: HiAP in Practice & Partnering to Achieve HiAP 6.3: Health Impact Assessment 6.4: Communicating for Healthy Public Policy |
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Section 7: Data, Research & Evaluation for Health Equity
7.1: Data to Understand and Identify Health Inequities
7.2: Research Priorities to Advance Health Equity 7.3: Evaluation for Health Equity |
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Section 8: Leadership For Change
8.1: Public Health Practitioners & Organizations As Leaders
8.2: Other Kinds of Organizations as Leaders 8.3: Individuals as Leaders |
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