Social Drivers of Health (SDOH) screening has become a standard workflow for many Massachusetts health centers, but screening alone isn't enough. True impact requires the ability to track needs over time and take meaningful action at both the individual and population levels.
In this webinar, we’ll explore how to use Azara DRVS to move beyond screening and into impact. Learn how to identify SDOH barriers, improve screening rates, and connect patients with essential resources and social services. We’ll walk through how SDOH data is mapped within DRVS and share best practices for ensuring your data is clean, accurate, and actionable. Participants will also be introduced to a new SDOH measure developed by the Mass League to help health centers monitor screening rates and stay aligned with state requirements. In addition, we’ll review tools that support tracking and managing SDOH needs for both individual patients and broader populations.
If your organization is committed to advancing SDOH efforts, this is a session you won’t want to miss!
Learning Objectives:
- Review a new SDOH measure in DRVS designed to track screening rates for MassHealth ACO members.
- Understand how SDOH data is structured and mapped within DRVS.
- Use point-of-care tools to improve screening rates and strengthen connections to community resources.
- Leverage registries and dashboards to track individual and population level SDOH needs.
Please Note: Zoom information will be provided in the registration confirmation email.
If you have any questions, please contact Zabin Munshi (mmunshi@massleague.org).