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APPENDIX A Social Determinants Metrics 2018 Poverty

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1 APPENDIX A Social Determinants Metrics 2018 Poverty
Language Barrier/Cultural Competence Education Homelessness/Personal Safety Transportation Food Access Tobacco Prevalence Behavioral Health/Substance Abuse Corrections Workforce Development Aging and Disabilities Healthy Lifestyle Childhood Obesity Foster Care Teen Pregnancy/Low Birth Weight DHS Foster Child Assessments Prenatal Care Childhood BMI Adolescent Well Care Visits Tobacco Prevalence Reduction of Emergency Department Utilization by SPMI Members PCPCH Enrollment Diabetes: HbA1c Poor Control (>9 HbA1c) Colorectal Cancer Screening Controlling Hypertension (>140/90) Developmental Screening Depression Screening and Follow-Up Childhood Immunization Status Dental Sealants for Children ED Utilization CAHPS: Access to Care Effective Contraceptive Use

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