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Direct linkThompson, Tess; McQueen, Amy; Croston, Merriah; Luke, Alina; Caito, Nicole; Quinn, Karyn; Funaro, Jennifer; Kreuter, Matthew W. – Health Education & Behavior, 2019
Unmet social needs--including food, housing, and utilities--have been associated with negative health outcomes, but most prior research has examined the health associations with a single unmet need or analyzed samples that were homogeneous along one or more dimensions (e.g., older adults or patients with chronic health conditions). We examined the…
Descriptors: Health Insurance, Food, Housing, Utilities
