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New: Focusing on Structural Racism To Address Social Determinants of Health
The concept of social determinants of health (SDOH) focuses on how the conditions that people are born into (and live in) shape their health. Structural racism is a primary driver of these inequities because the situations in which people of color are born and live affect their ability to stay healthy and access healthcare. Therefore all work to improve health by addressing SDOH requires an explicit focus on addressing structural racism and mitigating its impact on patients. This paper will provide examples of how structural racism in housing has affected inequities in SDOH and health outcomes.

New: Health & Housing Partnerships E-Learning
This self-paced e-learning offers strategic guidance in building, assessing and/or strengthening various types of partnerships between Health Center Program Grantees, behavioral health providers and supportive housing providers. Whether you represent one of these types of organizations or you are merely curious about health and housing partnerships, you can use this e-learning as your roadmap.

New for Community Health Professionals: Best Practices Guide and Finding from the COVID-19 Pandemic
This guide – created by CSH, MHP Salud, and National Healthcare for the Homeless Council – shares best practices for 1) recruiting, hiring and retaining, 2) integrating the CHW and Peer in the work 3) key role for CHW and Peers in screening for social determinants of health (SDOH).

New: UDS Quick Guide for Federally Funded Health Centers
Federally funded health centers and health center “look-alikes” (collectively health centers) report on all sorts of data about patients and performance, including housing and homeless status. This UDS Quick Guide will inform health center staff on how UDS offers rich and quite detailed insight into the important operations of health centers.
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