“The field of public health refers to the conditions that are not medical but that can produce or undermine health as the “social determinants of health.” These are the socioeconomic, environmental, and behavioral factors that research over many decades has… — Elizabeth H. Bradley Copy Share Image
“The field of public health refers to the conditions that are not medical but that can produce or undermine health as the “social determinants… — Elizabeth H. Bradley Copy Share Image
“with the recognition that the health status of a population depends on much more than health care. In particular, they stress the powerful direct… — Elizabeth H. Bradley Copy Share Image
“Not included as health spending are expenditures for social services and economic well-being that contribute to health,” — Elizabeth H. Bradley Copy Share Image
“for hospitals, physicians, medications, and diagnostic testing yet skimp in broad areas that are central to health, such as housing, clean water, safe food,… — Elizabeth H. Bradley Copy Share Image
“When the authors combine national expenditures in these social domains with the traditional health accounts, a dozen countries spend in aggregate a higher proportion… — Elizabeth H. Bradley Copy Share Image
“Investments in larger systems of economic, environmental, and social support produce health and support individuals’ quest for well-being.” — Elizabeth H. Bradley Copy Share Image
“OECD countries other than the United States, for every dollar spent on health care, an additional two dollars was spent on social” — Elizabeth H. Bradley Copy Share Image
“French writer Alexis de Tocqueville captured this sentiment, from a foreigner’s perspective, writing in 1831 after a tour of the nascent country that “The… — Elizabeth H. Bradley Copy Share Image
“These are, after all, national figures, meaning they may not reflect the experience of population subgroups, which may fare considerably better or worse than… — Elizabeth H. Bradley Copy Share Image
