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social intervention

social intervention A social intervention is a program, in this context within primary health care, that aims to address individual and community social needs.

A social intervention is a program, in this context within primary health care, that aims to address individual and community social needs. Its successful implementation is described as relying on creativity, persistence, partnership, understanding those needs, and overcoming barriers.

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Drafting source: Bloch Gary; Rozmovits Linda. Implementing social interventions in primary care in Canada: A qualitative exploration of lessons learned from leaders in the field. 2023; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0281112; article XML SHA-256 20c02360cba3254f34f0564158cd9ea44e781c790d19954d0a3d932ee71c25a9. “Implementing social interventions in primary care in Canada: A qualitative exploration of lessons learned from leaders in the field” (10.1371/journal.pone.0281112).
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