Over the past 2 weeks numerous states have announced a major shift in coronavirus disease
2019 (COVID-19) vaccination programs—from a textured approach that includes individual …

Purpose Medical training has traditionally focused on the proximate determinants of disease,
with little focus on how social conditions influence health. The authors conducted a scoping …

In a survey of older adults at higher risk for COVID-19 complications, we sought to describe
expectations of trust in the safety and efficacy of a future COVID-19 vaccine, and level of …

PURPOSE More effective strategies are needed to improve rates of colorectal cancer
screening, particularly among the poor, racial and ethnic minorities, and individuals with limited …

Objective To determine whether racial and ethnic disparities in cholesterol screening persist
after controlling for socioeconomic status, access to care and language. Methods Data were …

Background: Despite well-established programs, influenza vaccination rates in US adults are
well below federal benchmarks and exhibit well-documented, persistent racial and ethnic …

Objective Disparities in COVID‐19 vaccine and booster uptake persist. We obtained
perspectives from community‐ and physician‐stakeholders on COVID‐19 vaccine and booster …

BACKGROUND Health information technology (HIT)-supported quality improvement initiatives
have been shown to increase ambulatory care quality for several chronic conditions and …

Background Up to 60% of preventable mortality is attributable to social determinants of health
(SDOH), yet training on SDOH competencies is not widely implemented in residency. The …

Objective: The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s (RWJF’s) Aligning Forces for Quality (AF4Q)
program was the largest privately funded, community-based quality improvement …