Addressing the Social Determinants of Health: A Comprehensive Approach to Improving Health Outcomes in the United States

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Mixed-methods analysis reveals housing stability and food security impact health outcomes in the US, highlighting necessary policy changes.

Housing instability and food insecurity are strong predictors of poor self-reported health in the US.
Quantitative regression analysis indicated housing instability (OR = 2.45) and food insecurity (OR = 2.10) significantly worsen health outcomes.
This mixed-methods study combined data from 500 adults and 20 interviews to analyze the effects of social determinants on health.
Addressing social determinants may significantly enhance health equity, indicating a need for coordinated policies and community collaboration.

Nawaz et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Mixed-methods analysis reveals housing stability and food security impact health outcomes in the US, highlighting necessary policy changes.