@LenMNichols & @LaurenTaylorMPH demonstrate that the underprovision of interventions on #SDoH can be addressed through a novel but practical community financing mechanism.
The effects of public health policies on health inequalities: a review of reviews. Thomson et al, 2017.
“...fiscal and regulation policies were more beneficial for reducing or preventing health inequalities than educational campaigns.”
#SDoH#PEoH#HiAPthelancet.com/pdfs/journals/…
“...how broad policy initiatives for tackling inequalities in health that start off with social determinants (upstream) approach drift downstream to largely individual lifestyle factors, as well as the general trend of investing a the individual level.”
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Dec 28, 2017 • 154 tweets • 151 min read
We are dying younger, in part, because of deliberate policy choices made over decades:
• Rejecting universal health care.
• Cutting taxes for the rich.
• Shunning income support.
• Abandoning universal child care.
Those choices increasingly set us apart in the world. #SDoH
