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Re: Implementing social interventions in primary care in Canada: A qualitative exploration of lessons learned from leaders in the field | PLOS ONE
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Thanks for sharing. The innovators are thoughtful, admirable and creative. Is there any information available about how health results changed for the people they serve? or how the behavior changes of communities and patients?


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Subject: [SDOH] Implementing social interventions in primary care in Canada: A qualitative exploration of lessons learned from leaders in the field | PLOS ONE

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Our latest: a qualitative study of leaders in social interventions in primary care in Canada:

https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0281112

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