#SaludTues Transcript
Healthcare social media transcript of the #SaludTues hashtag.
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 | Salud America! @SaludAmerica #SaludTues starting NOW! Thanks to our awesome cohosts! @ChangeLabWorks @Voices4HK |
 | VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK RT @SaludAmerica: #SaludTues starting NOW! Thanks to our awesome cohosts! @ChangeLabWorks @Voices4HK |
 | PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: #SaludTues starting NOW! Thanks to our awesome cohosts! @ChangeLabWorks @Voices4HK |
 | ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks We’re extremely excited to co-host this #SaludTues chat all about “Achieving #HealthEquity Through Law & Policy.” Shout-outs to our co-host @Voices4HK and host @SaludAmerica! #EquityBlueprint https://t.co/xevIXAHKxB |
 | Center for Community Resilience @ResilNation RT @SaludAmerica: #SaludTues starting NOW! Thanks to our awesome cohosts! @ChangeLabWorks @Voices4HK |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @SaludAmerica: #SaludTues starting NOW! Thanks to our awesome cohosts! @ChangeLabWorks @Voices4HK |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Quick housekeeping: Use #SaludTues in all tweets. Chat host @SaludAmerica will ask questions by number (Q1, Q2, etc.). If you answer Q1, use A1. If you answer Q2, use A2. etc. https://t.co/ikzIbJiqR9 |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Quick housekeeping: Quick housekeeping: Use #SaludTues in all tweets. Chat host @SaludAmerica will ask questions by number (Q1, Q2, etc.). If you answer Q1, use A1. If you answer Q2, use A2. etc. https://t.co/ikzIbJiqR9 |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK RT @SaludAmerica: Quick housekeeping: Quick housekeeping: Use #SaludTues in all tweets. Chat host @SaludAmerica will ask questions by number (Q1, Q2, etc.). If you answer Q1, use A1. If you answer Q2, use A2. etc. https://t.co/ikzIbJiqR9 |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica If you are joining #SaludTues today, please say hello and introduce yourself. https://t.co/58auI3KtxN |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @CultivaLaSalud: Looking forward to today’s Tweet Chat. #SaludTuesday @ChangeLabWorks @SaludAmerica @Voices4HK |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK We're excited to co-host today's #saludtues on health equity! Learn more about our work at https://t.co/LC6x6qXuG9 https://t.co/poLs9PjTWr |
 | Sara Zimmerman @Saraziesque RT @SaludAmerica: #SaludTues starting NOW! Thanks to our awesome cohosts! @ChangeLabWorks @Voices4HK |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica We share the latest #LatinoHealth research, resources & stories to help you make a difference in your community. #SaludTues #healthequity |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap @SaludAmerica @PublicHealthMap here! Empowering people with greater understanding about public health, maps, and everything in between. Looking forward to another awesome #SaludTues! https://t.co/xYZANqDrZl |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: If you are joining #SaludTues today, please say hello and introduce yourself. https://t.co/58auI3KtxN |
 | Central Health @CentralHealthTX @SaludAmerica @CentralHealthTX is excited to participate in the #SaludTues chat. Central Health helps the people of Travis County, Texas live healthier. We are the local public entity that provides access to the high-quality care everyone needs to get well and stay healthy. |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: We share the latest #LatinoHealth research, resources & stories to help you make a difference in your community. #SaludTues #healthequity |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q1 What are health inequities? #SaludTues https://t.co/BJCfg6mnBu |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @CentralHealthTX: @SaludAmerica @CentralHealthTX is excited to participate in the #SaludTues chat. Central Health helps the people of Travis County, Texas live healthier. We are the local public entity that provides access to the high-quality care everyone needs to get well and stay healthy. |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Q1 What are health inequities? #SaludTues https://t.co/BJCfg6mnBu |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK RT @SaludAmerica: Q1 What are health inequities? #SaludTues https://t.co/BJCfg6mnBu |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @SaludAmerica: Q1 What are health inequities? #SaludTues https://t.co/BJCfg6mnBu |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A1 When populations face differences in a health outcome, there is disparity. When populations face UNFAIR or INJUST differences in a health outcome, there is inequity. #SaludTues #NMHM |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A1.1 Health inequities are when one group of people experiences different overall health statuses or rates of disease than other groups. Our NEW #EquityBlueprint delves into why these unfair differences exist and what to do about them: https://t.co/kIRD5NsUMN #SaludTues https://t.co/Mz7G9LrpcT |
 | Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A1 Health inequities are PREVENTABLE differences in the burden of disease, injury, violence, or in opportunities to achieve optimal health experienced by socially disadvantaged racial, ethnic, and other population groups, and communities. #SaludTues https://t.co/S7yCHKJbZC |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A1 Factors, such as our race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and geographic location play a role in disproportionate risk for chronic disease, traffic fatalities, adverse childhood experiences, and premature death. #SaludTues |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK A1: Health inequities = the disproportionate burden of disease in different racial/ethnic populations, in low socioeconomic populations, in those with less education, in different geographies, by sexual orientation or sex, or disability. #saludtues |
 | TecmoTailbacks @TecmoTailbacks @SaludAmerica Health equity matters! #saludtues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A1 Diabetes rates, for example, vary by state, city, ZIP code, race/ethnicity, income, and education level. Latina women have the highest life-time risk for developing diabetes across all demographic groups. This is unfair. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @Voices4HK: A1: A1: Health inequities = the disproportionate burden of disease in different racial/ethnic populations, in low socioeconomic populations, in those with less education, in different geographies, by sexual orientation or sex, or disability. #saludtues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @AMFitnessHealth: A1 Health inequities are PREVENTABLE differences in the burden of disease, injury, violence, or in opportunities to achieve optimal health experienced by socially disadvantaged racial, ethnic, and other population groups, and communities. #SaludTues https://t.co/S7yCHKJbZC |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A1.1 Health inequities are when one group of people experiences different overall health statuses or rates of disease than other groups. Our NEW #EquityBlueprint delves into why these unfair differences exist and what to do about them: https://t.co/kIRD5NsUMN #SaludTues https://t.co/Mz7G9LrpcT |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A1 Nonwhite individuals make up 34.9% of the population, but 46.1% of pedestrian deaths. This is unjust. #SaludTues https://t.co/dGMCuEN4Zu |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK RT @SaludAmerica: A1 Factors, such as our race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and geographic location play a role in disproportionate risk for chronic disease, traffic fatalities, adverse childhood experiences, and premature death. #SaludTues |
 | HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 Health inequalities, which is sometimes used interchangeably with the term health disparities, refer to differences in the health status of different groups of people. Some groups of people have higher rates of certain diseases, and more deaths, compared to others. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A1.2 Examples of health inequities include: • disproportionate tobacco-related harms for people of color and LGBTQ folks • obesity rates for Latinx children • and the suicide rate for American Indians #SaludTues |
 | National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH) @NCHH @SaludAmerica Thanks for having us, @SaludAmerica! We’re excited for #SaludTues today! NCHH is a national nonprofit dedicated to securing #healthyhomes for all. Our team includes renowned #publichealth, #housingpolicy, and #healthcarefinancing experts and more. https://t.co/JMopJjAm0b |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth @SaludAmerica A1 Nationwide, about 7.2% of the population has diagnosed diabetes. In San Antonio, diabetes rates in some parts of the city are over 20%. Source: #500CitiesProject #SaludTues https://t.co/F4v6ow5jXk |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK @SaludAmerica We believe everyone deserves an optimal and just opportunity to be healthy, giving special attention to the needs of those at greatest risk of poor health! #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A1 Latinos comprise 16.9% of the U.S. population, but account for 21.5% of pedestrian deaths. This is inequitable. #SaludTues https://t.co/A1na5rXOMJ https://t.co/rk7MGPkSfm |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Health inequalities, which is sometimes used interchangeably with the term health disparities, refer to differences in the health status of different groups of people. Some groups of people have higher rates of certain diseases, and more deaths, compared to others. #SaludTues |
| Sara Zimmerman @Saraziesque RT @SaludAmerica: Q1 What are health inequities? #SaludTues https://t.co/BJCfg6mnBu |
| National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH) @NCHH RT @SaludAmerica: Q1 What are health inequities? #SaludTues https://t.co/BJCfg6mnBu |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK RT @ChangeLabWorks: A1.2 Examples of health inequities include: A1.2 Examples of health inequities include: • disproportionate tobacco-related harms for people of color and LGBTQ folks • obesity rates for Latinx children • and the suicide rate for American Indians #SaludTues |
| Center for Community Resilience @ResilNation @SaludAmerica The Building Community Resilience collaborative seeks to improve the health of children, families, and communities by fostering engagement between grassroots community services & public and private systems to develop a protective buffer against the #PairofACEs. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A1 77.8% of Latino adults experienced at least one adverse childhood experience compared to 46% of youth in general. This is unjust. #SaludTues https://t.co/kzqSfNSj59 |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A1.3 Some shocking facts: • Wealth matters – the richest 1% live 12 years longer than the poorest 1% • the smoking rate is 36% for those w/ GED and 4% for those w/ graduate degree • women are 2X as likely to experience depression as men #SaludTues |
| Central Health @CentralHealthTX @SaludAmerica A1. #SaludTues Community-wide problems like poverty, unemployment, education, housing, public transportation, exposure to violence, are among the factors that shape people's health, and they do so in unequal ways, thus contributing to health inequities. |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK RT @SaludAmerica: A1 Latinos comprise 16.9% of the U.S. population, but account for 21.5% of pedestrian deaths. This is inequitable. #SaludTues https://t.co/A1na5rXOMJ https://t.co/rk7MGPkSfm |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 Health inequities exist when there is a difference in health outcomes across different groups of people, and that difference is caused by something: systematic (carefully planned), avoidable, or unfair and unjust. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A1 More Latinos than non-Latino whites seriously considered suicide, created a suicide plan & attempted suicide. This is unfair. https://t.co/vGu2CJheNC #SaludTues https://t.co/9XDCn3g4yo |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap A1: According to @SFSU, health inequities are a lack of full and equal access to opportunities that allow people to lead healthy lives. This can be due to housing, education, income, food, and healthcare inequities. #SaludTues https://t.co/Z2g2v9qBGp |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @AMFitnessHealth: @SaludAmerica A1 Nationwide, about 7.2% of the population has diagnosed diabetes. In San Antonio, diabetes rates in some parts of the city are over 20%. Source: #500CitiesProject #SaludTues https://t.co/F4v6ow5jXk |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A1.2 Examples of health inequities include: A1.2 Examples of health inequities include: • disproportionate tobacco-related harms for people of color and LGBTQ folks • obesity rates for Latinx children • and the suicide rate for American Indians #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A1 When populations face differences in a health outcome, there is disparity. When populations face UNFAIR or INJUST differences in a health outcome, there is inequity. #SaludTues #NMHM |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A1 Factors, such as our race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and geographic location play a role in disproportionate risk for chronic disease, traffic fatalities, adverse childhood experiences, and premature death. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A1 Diabetes rates, for example, vary by state, city, ZIP code, race/ethnicity, income, and education level. Latina women have the highest life-time risk for developing diabetes across all demographic groups. This is unfair. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @Voices4HK: A1: A1: Health inequities = the disproportionate burden of disease in different racial/ethnic populations, in low socioeconomic populations, in those with less education, in different geographies, by sexual orientation or sex, or disability. #saludtues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @AMFitnessHealth: A1 Health inequities are PREVENTABLE differences in the burden of disease, injury, violence, or in opportunities to achieve optimal health experienced by socially disadvantaged racial, ethnic, and other population groups, and communities. #SaludTues https://t.co/S7yCHKJbZC |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK RT @CentralHealthTX: @SaludAmerica A1. #SaludTues Community-wide problems like poverty, unemployment, education, housing, public transportation, exposure to violence, are among the factors that shape people's health, and they do so in unequal ways, thus contributing to health inequities. |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @ChangeLabWorks: A1.1 Health inequities are when one group of people experiences different overall health statuses or rates of disease than other groups. Our NEW #EquityBlueprint delves into why these unfair differences exist and what to do about them: https://t.co/kIRD5NsUMN #SaludTues https://t.co/Mz7G9LrpcT |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A1 Nonwhite individuals make up 34.9% of the population, but 46.1% of pedestrian deaths. This is unjust. #SaludTues https://t.co/dGMCuEN4Zu |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @CentralHealthTX: @SaludAmerica A1. #SaludTues Community-wide problems like poverty, unemployment, education, housing, public transportation, exposure to violence, are among the factors that shape people's health, and they do so in unequal ways, thus contributing to health inequities. |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A1 Latinos comprise 16.9% of the U.S. population, but account for 21.5% of pedestrian deaths. This is inequitable. #SaludTues https://t.co/A1na5rXOMJ https://t.co/rk7MGPkSfm |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Health inequalities, which is sometimes used interchangeably with the term health disparities, refer to differences in the health status of different groups of people. Some groups of people have higher rates of certain diseases, and more deaths, compared to others. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A1 77.8% of Latino adults experienced at least one adverse childhood experience compared to 46% of youth in general. This is unjust. #SaludTues https://t.co/kzqSfNSj59 |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A1 More Latinos than non-Latino whites seriously considered suicide, created a suicide plan & attempted suicide. This is unfair. https://t.co/vGu2CJheNC #SaludTues https://t.co/9XDCn3g4yo |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @AMFitnessHealth: @SaludAmerica A1 Nationwide, about 7.2% of the population has diagnosed diabetes. In San Antonio, diabetes rates in some parts of the city are over 20%. Source: #500CitiesProject #SaludTues https://t.co/F4v6ow5jXk |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A1.4 Health inequities are unfair. Addressing them is about promoting justice and helping those who are most vulnerable in our society. This is different than providing health care generally. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q2 Why do health inequities exist? What are the fundamental drivers of health inequity? #SaludTues https://t.co/ponh9DW8Rg |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @ChangeLabWorks: A1.2 Examples of health inequities include: A1.2 Examples of health inequities include: • disproportionate tobacco-related harms for people of color and LGBTQ folks • obesity rates for Latinx children • and the suicide rate for American Indians #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @CentralHealthTX: @SaludAmerica A1. #SaludTues Community-wide problems like poverty, unemployment, education, housing, public transportation, exposure to violence, are among the factors that shape people's health, and they do so in unequal ways, thus contributing to health inequities. |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @ResilNation: @SaludAmerica The Building Community Resilience collaborative seeks to improve the health of children, families, and communities by fostering engagement between grassroots community services & public and private systems to develop a protective buffer against the #PairofACEs. #SaludTues |
| TecmoTailbacks @TecmoTailbacks @SaludAmerica Addressing childhood trauma early can go a long way in making sure kids can become healthy adults! #saludtues https://t.co/2Z5a9F5yeD |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @Voices4HK: @SaludAmerica We believe everyone deserves an optimal and just opportunity to be healthy, giving special attention to the needs of those at greatest risk of poor health! #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Health inequities exist when there is a difference in health outcomes across different groups of people, and that difference is caused by something: systematic (carefully planned), avoidable, or unfair and unjust. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @NCHH: @SaludAmerica Thanks for having us, @SaludAmerica! We’re excited for #SaludTues today! NCHH is a national nonprofit dedicated to securing #healthyhomes for all. Our team includes renowned #publichealth, #housingpolicy, and #healthcarefinancing experts and more. https://t.co/JMopJjAm0b |
| Sara Zimmerman @Saraziesque RT @SaludAmerica: #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A1.4 Health inequities are unfair. Addressing them is about promoting justice and helping those who are most vulnerable in our society. This is different than providing health care generally. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Q2 Why do health inequities exist? What are the fundamental drivers of health inequity? #SaludTues https://t.co/ponh9DW8Rg |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK RT @SaludAmerica: Q2 Why do health inequities exist? What are the fundamental drivers of health inequity? #SaludTues https://t.co/ponh9DW8Rg |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A2 Structural discrimination. Health is created in healthy, equitable and prosperous places. Health inequities exist because past and present federal, state & local policies created deleterious, dangerous and disadvantaged places. #SaludTues https://t.co/JLvvN2al5m |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @SaludAmerica: Q2 Why do health inequities exist? What are the fundamental drivers of health inequity? #SaludTues https://t.co/ponh9DW8Rg |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A2 Research demonstrates repeatedly that health has less to do with healthcare and more do to with the communities we live, learn, work & play. Structural discrimination created very unequal communities thus created health inequities. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A2 Disparities in opportunity. Consider affordable/accessible childcare vs. childcare deserts. Quality schools vs. inferior schools. Employment opportunities vs. limited jobs. Safe neighborhoods/parks/streets vs. crime/straydogs/speeding traffic. #SaludTues |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 The social and economic environments in which we live, learn, work and play are known as the #SocialDeterminantsOfHealth (#SDOH). #SaludTues https://t.co/1KY2do2r8d |
 | Center on Society and Health @VCUSocHealth Great #SaludTues chat today. Follow along as we discuss why law and policy changes are critical to achieving health equity! |
| Sara Zimmerman @Saraziesque RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Health inequalities, which is sometimes used interchangeably with the term health disparities, refer to differences in the health status of different groups of people. Some groups of people have higher rates of certain diseases, and more deaths, compared to others. #SaludTues |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Disparities in opportunity. Consider affordable/accessible childcare vs. childcare deserts. Quality schools vs. inferior schools. Employment opportunities vs. limited jobs. Safe neighborhoods/parks/streets vs. crime/straydogs/speeding traffic. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A2.1 Health inequities arise because of a complex array of circumstances. Many health inequities derive from social, economic, and political determinants of health – all of which are ultimately because of decisions that people make. #SaludTues https://t.co/ICIw0W3xVV |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK RT @AMFitnessHealth: A2 Research demonstrates repeatedly that health has less to do with healthcare and more do to with the communities we live, learn, work & play. Structural discrimination created very unequal communities thus created health inequities. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A2 Disparities in opportunity. Latino families face unpleasant neighborhood conditions, stray dogs & speeding cars. Low income families have fewer sidewalks and street lights. #SaludTues https://t.co/18VCuV15md |
 | Cultiva La Salud @CultivaLaSalud A1 Heath inequities are consequences of bad polices. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @HHS_HealthReg2: The social and economic environments in which we live, learn, work and play are known as the #SocialDeterminantsOfHealth (#SDOH). #SaludTues https://t.co/1KY2do2r8d |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 SDOH play a crucial role in the health of each individual. Education level, employment, income, family and social support and community safety are all components of #SDOH. #SaludTues https://t.co/mTKLNPgCj3 |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A2 Auto-dependence is a driver. 😉 But seriously, driving is expensive, dirty, and dangerous. #SaludTues https://t.co/vDbL9j0ZqH |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK A2: Social determinants of health. SDH are the conditions in the social, physical, and economic environment where people are born, live, work, and age. #saludtues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A2.1 Health inequities arise because of a complex array of circumstances. Many health inequities derive from social, economic, and political determinants of health – all of which are ultimately because of decisions that people make. #SaludTues https://t.co/ICIw0W3xVV |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A2.2 In our #EquityBlueprint, we identified 5 fundamental drivers of health inequities: 1. Structural discrimination 2. Income inequality and poverty 3. Disparities in opportunity 4. Disparities in political power 5. Governance that limits meaningful participation. #SaludTues https://t.co/SbvRFcwj9X |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Auto-dependence is expensive. 🕰💰 When cities fail to keep up with job & population growth, housing costs rise in city centers, pushing working families out and forcing families to pay more to commute. #SaludTues |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 Zip code matters! The social determinants of health include but are not confined to: biological factors such as age, sex, genetics, & race/ethnicity; education, employment, income, housing & SES; & social support networks & the stability of an individual’s environment. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @CultivaLaSalud: A1 Heath inequities are consequences of bad polices. #SaludTues |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK A2: SDH consist of policies, programs, institutions and other aspects of the social structure, including the government/private sectors, as well as community factors that are shaped by the amount of money, power and resources that people have. #saludtues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth Auto-dependence is a form of structural discrimination, income inequality & poverty, disparities in opportunity, disparities in political power, AND governance that limits meaningful participation. Trans planning is one of the most cumbersome bureaucratic processes. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @VCUSocHealth: Great #SaludTues chat today. Follow along as we discuss why law and policy changes are critical to achieving health equity! |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A2 Auto-dependence impacts air quality, unjustly exposing Latinos to toxins. Also, roadways and parking take up a lot of space, destroying valuable green space and contributing to urban heat island effect. #SaludTues https://t.co/NsnpUdb8Qn |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK RT @ChangeLabWorks: A2.1 Health inequities arise because of a complex array of circumstances. Many health inequities derive from social, economic, and political determinants of health – all of which are ultimately because of decisions that people make. #SaludTues https://t.co/ICIw0W3xVV |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @HHS_HealthReg2: The social and economic environments in which we live, learn, work and play are known as the #SocialDeterminantsOfHealth (#SDOH). #SaludTues https://t.co/1KY2do2r8d |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Zip code matters! The social determinants of health include but are not confined to: Zip code matters! The social determinants of health include but are not confined to: biological factors such as age, sex, genetics, & race/ethnicity; education, employment, income, housing & SES; & social support networks & the stability of an individual’s environment. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A2.2 In our #EquityBlueprint, we identified 5 fundamental drivers of health inequities: A2.2 In our #EquityBlueprint, we identified 5 fundamental drivers of health inequities: 1. Structural discrimination 2. Income inequality and poverty 3. Disparities in opportunity 4. Disparities in political power 5. Governance that limits meaningful participation. #SaludTues https://t.co/SbvRFcwj9X |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @Voices4HK: A2: A2: Social determinants of health. SDH are the conditions in the social, physical, and economic environment where people are born, live, work, and age. #saludtues |
 | Nathan Chomilo, MD, FAAP, FACP @ChomiloMD RT @SaludAmerica: #SaludTues TODAY Why are law and policy changes critical to achieving health equity? https://t.co/Vn1FpU42t0 https://t.co/VImxD2aF7g |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Zip code matters! The social determinants of health include but are not confined to: Zip code matters! The social determinants of health include but are not confined to: biological factors such as age, sex, genetics, & race/ethnicity; education, employment, income, housing & SES; & social support networks & the stability of an individual’s environment. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @CultivaLaSalud Yep. Historic oppression, segregation, and bias create health inequity. Among Latinos, implicit bias impacts the doctor’s office, police traffic stops, and even the hiring process. #SaludTues |
| Center for Community Resilience @ResilNation A2: Health inequities and adverse community environments are the result of policies/practices across multiple systems designed for the inequities they produce. #PairofAces #ResilientNation #SaludTues https://t.co/l1tk2deXDm |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A2 Auto-dependence impacts climate change, disproportionately burdening Latinos. Driving is the largest source of GHG emissions. #SaludTues #climatechangeshealth https://t.co/1zJZfZOITf |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap A2: According to the Pennsylvania Medical Society, Social Determinants of Health are fundamental drivers of health inequity such as social and economic factors as well as behaviors, the environment, and access to health care. #SaludTues https://t.co/KrgkHdO49B |
 | 𝕶ɛ꒒꒒𝔂~ℜį℘℘ɛƖ @k_ripTopCity RT @ChangeLabWorks: A2.2 In our #EquityBlueprint, we identified 5 fundamental drivers of health inequities: A2.2 In our #EquityBlueprint, we identified 5 fundamental drivers of health inequities: 1. Structural discrimination 2. Income inequality and poverty 3. Disparities in opportunity 4. Disparities in political power 5. Governance that limits meaningful participation. #SaludTues https://t.co/SbvRFcwj9X |
| Cultiva La Salud @CultivaLaSalud A2. Health inequities exist, in part, because we do not have just and air inclusion in our decision-making processes. We'd prioritize resolving health inequities if the communities suffering the burden of inequities were in positions of power. |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Health inequities exist when there is a difference in health outcomes across different groups of people, and that difference is caused by something: systematic (carefully planned), avoidable, or unfair and unjust. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A2 Income inequality and poverty. Housing and transportation affordability are connected to health inequities. When housing cost-burdened, families have less money AND time to invest in their health and future. #SaludTues #HealthRankings https://t.co/jqCbD2xsUT |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @ChangeLabWorks: A1.4 Health inequities are unfair. Addressing them is about promoting justice and helping those who are most vulnerable in our society. This is different than providing health care generally. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Structural discrimination. Health is created in healthy, equitable and prosperous places. Health inequities exist because past and present federal, state & local policies created deleterious, dangerous and disadvantaged places. #SaludTues https://t.co/JLvvN2al5m |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Disparities in opportunity. Consider affordable/accessible childcare vs. childcare deserts. Quality schools vs. inferior schools. Employment opportunities vs. limited jobs. Safe neighborhoods/parks/streets vs. crime/straydogs/speeding traffic. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Disparities in opportunity. Latino families face unpleasant neighborhood conditions, stray dogs & speeding cars. Low income families have fewer sidewalks and street lights. #SaludTues https://t.co/18VCuV15md |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @HHS_HealthReg2: The social and economic environments in which we live, learn, work and play are known as the #SocialDeterminantsOfHealth (#SDOH). #SaludTues https://t.co/1KY2do2r8d |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Auto-dependence is a driver. 😉 But seriously, driving is expensive, dirty, and dangerous. #SaludTues https://t.co/vDbL9j0ZqH |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @ChangeLabWorks: A2.1 Health inequities arise because of a complex array of circumstances. Many health inequities derive from social, economic, and political determinants of health – all of which are ultimately because of decisions that people make. #SaludTues https://t.co/ICIw0W3xVV |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A2 Disparities in opportunity, like unfair school discipline. Suspended students are more likely to have poor grades, continue misbehaving, and drop out of school, which harms lifelong mental and physical health. #SaludTues #schooltoprison https://t.co/9xaQYoIDzB |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Auto-dependence is expensive. 🕰💰 When cities fail to keep up with job & population growth, housing costs rise in city centers, pushing working families out and forcing families to pay more to commute. #SaludTues |
| National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH) @NCHH A2 The underlying causes of #healthinequities are complex, but disparities in health outcomes (#asthma, #leadpoisoning) are worsened by those in #housingquality. We research how housing can both contribute to – and solve – disparity. #SaludTues https://t.co/7Kc963KwGl #SDOH |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A2 Auto-dependence is dangerous, unfairly killing and injuring Latinos. #SaludTues #dangerousbydesign https://t.co/jvfGmneqP0 |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Auto-dependence impacts air quality, unjustly exposing Latinos to toxins. Also, roadways and parking take up a lot of space, destroying valuable green space and contributing to urban heat island effect. #SaludTues https://t.co/NsnpUdb8Qn |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Zip code matters! The social determinants of health include but are not confined to: Zip code matters! The social determinants of health include but are not confined to: biological factors such as age, sex, genetics, & race/ethnicity; education, employment, income, housing & SES; & social support networks & the stability of an individual’s environment. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @ChangeLabWorks: A2.2 In our #EquityBlueprint, we identified 5 fundamental drivers of health inequities: A2.2 In our #EquityBlueprint, we identified 5 fundamental drivers of health inequities: 1. Structural discrimination 2. Income inequality and poverty 3. Disparities in opportunity 4. Disparities in political power 5. Governance that limits meaningful participation. #SaludTues https://t.co/SbvRFcwj9X |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @Voices4HK: A2: A2: Social determinants of health. SDH are the conditions in the social, physical, and economic environment where people are born, live, work, and age. #saludtues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A2 Disparities in opportunity. Only 40% of Latino 4-year olds are enrolled in publicly funded preschool programs compared to 53% of white children. #SaludTues https://t.co/C3PsI3p4vG |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Auto-dependence impacts climate change, disproportionately burdening Latinos. Driving is the largest source of GHG emissions. #SaludTues #climatechangeshealth https://t.co/1zJZfZOITf |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Income inequality and poverty. Housing and transportation affordability are connected to health inequities. When housing cost-burdened, families have less money AND time to invest in their health and future. #SaludTues #HealthRankings https://t.co/jqCbD2xsUT |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Disparities in opportunity. Only 40% of Latino 4-year olds are enrolled in publicly funded preschool programs compared to 53% of white children. #SaludTues https://t.co/C3PsI3p4vG |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Disparities in opportunity, like unfair school discipline. Suspended students are more likely to have poor grades, continue misbehaving, and drop out of school, which harms lifelong mental and physical health. #SaludTues #schooltoprison https://t.co/9xaQYoIDzB |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Auto-dependence is dangerous, unfairly killing and injuring Latinos. #SaludTues #dangerousbydesign https://t.co/jvfGmneqP0 |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Disparities in opportunity. Only 40% of Latino 4-year olds are enrolled in publicly funded preschool programs compared to 53% of white children. #SaludTues https://t.co/C3PsI3p4vG |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A2 Disparities in political power. Decisionmakers in cities across the country located power plants, warehouses, rail yards, & factories in disadvantaged areas, which concentrated air pollution & contributed to higher rates of asthma & diabetes. #SaludTues https://t.co/UNZV2456ko |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks @SaludAmerica School discipline practices are a health and civil rights crisis! Check out our School Discipline issue brief if you're interested: https://t.co/vHuoFdXnkX #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q3 Why are law and policy changes critical to achieving health equity? #SaludTues https://t.co/skwaeH717N |
| Sara Zimmerman @Saraziesque RT @SaludAmerica: @CultivaLaSalud Yep. Historic oppression, segregation, and bias create health inequity. Among Latinos, implicit bias impacts the doctor’s office, police traffic stops, and even the hiring process. #SaludTues |
 | The Redstone Center @RedstoneGWSPH RT @ResilNation: A2: A2: Health inequities and adverse community environments are the result of policies/practices across multiple systems designed for the inequities they produce. #PairofAces #ResilientNation #SaludTues https://t.co/l1tk2deXDm |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Disparities in political power. Decisionmakers in cities across the country located power plants, warehouses, rail yards, & factories in disadvantaged areas, which concentrated air pollution & contributed to higher rates of asthma & diabetes. #SaludTues https://t.co/UNZV2456ko |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Q3 Why are law and policy changes critical to achieving health equity? #SaludTues https://t.co/skwaeH717N |
 | MN Doctors for Health Equity @md4healthequity A2 It is estimated that only 10-20 percent of health outcomes are directly attributable to health care. The health differences that arise from economic, social or environmental disadvantages are called health disparities. #SaludTues https://t.co/xD1hTvyg6o |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK RT @SaludAmerica: Q3 Why are law and policy changes critical to achieving health equity? #SaludTues https://t.co/skwaeH717N |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth Everyone working to improve health needs to understand discriminatory housing policies & practices created a country where one’s ZIP code is a better predictor of their health & life than their genetics. #SaludTues #redlining #healthequity |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 Policy is a critical tool for changing environments. Achieving health equity means changing the social, economic, political, and built environments to promote health. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @SaludAmerica: Q3 Why are law and policy changes critical to achieving health equity? #SaludTues https://t.co/skwaeH717N |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A3 Health inequities exist because of past and present federal, state & local. It will take law and policy change to reduce structural discrimination and undo the damage done. #SaludTues |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK A3: Policies that increase access to healthy food, places to be active, clean air, safe water & other essential benefits—especially when they are directed first to areas w the greatest need—can help dismantle systemic barriers & move our society toward health equity. #saludtues |
| National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH) @NCHH RT @SaludAmerica: Q3 Why are law and policy changes critical to achieving health equity? #SaludTues https://t.co/skwaeH717N |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A3 We cannot expect community, grassroots and faith-based organizations alone to solve the issues identified in Q2. We need local and state leaders to speak up for fair employment, supplemental income, affordable housing, active transportation, & healthy food systems. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @Voices4HK: A3: A3: Policies that increase access to healthy food, places to be active, clean air, safe water & other essential benefits—especially when they are directed first to areas w the greatest need—can help dismantle systemic barriers & move our society toward health equity. #saludtues |
| Center for Community Resilience @ResilNation A3: Cross‐sector partnerships are necessary to address social determinants associated with community adversity, inequities & build resilience at the community level – law and policy should be trauma-informed. #PairofAces #ResilientNation #SaludTues https://t.co/3N8pH8v2rG |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A3 Law and policy changes are critical to reduce disparities in opportunity and prioritize investment in and design of safe and connected multimodal options. #SaludTues https://t.co/laJPnMwj2J |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A3 Law and policy changes are critical to reduce disparities in power and prioritize investment in school social workers, nurses and psychologists over school police. #SaludTues https://t.co/p0mNuMjb1S |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A3.1 Present-day inequities are rooted in historical injustice and systemic inequality going back to colonization and slavery. These biases are reflected in modern systems and law & policy that influence health. Undoing those unfair policies can create #healthequity. #SaludTues https://t.co/f74S7uFhpz |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth Agreed! We cannot expect equity/health/child advocates to fill in these gaps. We need state and city leaders to reduce disparities in income and wealth accumulation and increase access to affordable housing and active transportation networks. #SaludTues |
| National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH) @NCHH A3 Many health impacts of poor #housingquality can be prevented via housing regulation, inexpensive repairs, ongoing maintenance & small behavior changes. Systems changes are especially important b/c they protect the health of residents today & for future generations. #SaludTues |
| The Redstone Center @RedstoneGWSPH RT @ResilNation: A3: A3: Cross‐sector partnerships are necessary to address social determinants associated with community adversity, inequities & build resilience at the community level – law and policy should be trauma-informed. #PairofAces #ResilientNation #SaludTues https://t.co/3N8pH8v2rG |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @ResilNation @RedstoneGWSPH Yes. We need law and policy change to reduce exposure to adverse experiences for low-income people and people of color across all ages. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @ResilNation: A3: A3: Cross‐sector partnerships are necessary to address social determinants associated with community adversity, inequities & build resilience at the community level – law and policy should be trauma-informed. #PairofAces #ResilientNation #SaludTues https://t.co/3N8pH8v2rG |
 | UHealth WalkSafe @iWalkSafe RT @AMFitnessHealth: Agreed! We cannot expect equity/health/child advocates to fill in these gaps. We need state and city leaders to reduce disparities in income and wealth accumulation and increase access to affordable housing and active transportation networks. #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth @SaludAmerica Exclusionary discipline practices exacerbate inequities and undermine the traditional purpose of schools to create a safe, nurturing learning environment. Another gem from @ChangeLabWorks. #SaludTues https://t.co/gL0gLkFSZq |
| Center on Society and Health @VCUSocHealth A3. We know that health is affected by a variety of place-based indicators that are shaped by policies and laws in place. When we look at states, we see that those with policies that support American workers and families have better health outcomes #SaludTues https://t.co/sdNxkVpywc |
| 𝕶ɛ꒒꒒𝔂~ℜį℘℘ɛƖ @k_ripTopCity #SDOH |
| Sara Zimmerman @Saraziesque "Air quality" can sound so technical & boring-but we should be outraged & inspired to act by the fact that our societal choice to invest in cars over walking & biking is poisoning the air that we breathe, with the greatest consequences for kids of color. #saludtues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Low income people have the highest rates of walking/biking to work & Latinos have high rates of walking/biking to school, but have fewer sidewalks and lights. Latinos face higher rates of pedestrian fatalities at 21.5%, though they only make up 16% of the population. #SaludTues |
 | Brian Rahmer @brianrahmer @SaludAmerica A2) #SaludTues https://t.co/r2Am96gvck |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK A3: Health equity policies must include language prioritizing its design, implementation & funding in communities experiencing the greatest health disparities first. Otherwise, it can actually widen the gap rather than promote health equity. #saludtues |
| Central Health @CentralHealthTX Q3. #SaludTues People inhabit environments shaped by policies. Policymakers, businesses, governments, etc.—are agents of change who have the power to take action that will promote health equity. |
| Center on Society and Health @VCUSocHealth RT @Voices4HK: A3: A3: Policies that increase access to healthy food, places to be active, clean air, safe water & other essential benefits—especially when they are directed first to areas w the greatest need—can help dismantle systemic barriers & move our society toward health equity. #saludtues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A3 Reduce disparities in opportunity by increasing protective factors, like frequent transit, safe sidewalks and bike lanes, and green space. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @VCUSocHealth: A3. We know that health is affected by a variety of place-based indicators that are shaped by policies and laws in place. When we look at states, we see that those with policies that support American workers and families have better health outcomes #SaludTues https://t.co/sdNxkVpywc |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @NCHH: A3 Many health impacts of poor #housingquality can be prevented via housing regulation, inexpensive repairs, ongoing maintenance & small behavior changes. Systems changes are especially important b/c they protect the health of residents today & for future generations. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A3.1 Present-day inequities are rooted in historical injustice and systemic inequality going back to colonization and slavery. These biases are reflected in modern systems and law & policy that influence health. Undoing those unfair policies can create #healthequity. #SaludTues https://t.co/f74S7uFhpz |
| Sara Zimmerman @Saraziesque RT @SaludAmerica: A3 Law and policy changes are critical to reduce disparities in power and prioritize investment in school social workers, nurses and psychologists over school police. #SaludTues https://t.co/p0mNuMjb1S |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap A3: Law and Policy changes are critical to achieving health equity because they are the best means of ensuring lasting positive change that also involves the public and other stakeholders during the process. #SaludTues https://t.co/1jRMXwos5d |
 | Brian C. Castrucci, DrPH @BrianCCastrucci RT @AMFitnessHealth: Everyone working to improve health needs to understand discriminatory housing policies & practices created a country where one’s ZIP code is a better predictor of their health & life than their genetics. #SaludTues #redlining #healthequity |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK RT @AMFitnessHealth: A3 Reduce disparities in opportunity by increasing protective factors, like frequent transit, safe sidewalks and bike lanes, and green space. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A3 Health inequities exist because of past and present federal, state & local. It will take law and policy change to reduce structural discrimination and undo the damage done. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A3.2 Law & policy have been essential to creating today’s health disparities. They’ve denied opportunity and resources for communities, and created unhealthy environments. Yet those same laws and policies can be amended to create positive change. #SaludTues https://t.co/y1mzi9LkEA |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A3 We cannot expect community, grassroots and faith-based organizations alone to solve the issues identified in Q2. We need local and state leaders to speak up for fair employment, supplemental income, affordable housing, active transportation, & healthy food systems. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q4 What are some local policy changes that can improve health and equity in your community? #SaludTues https://t.co/gaWqcDSsZ1 |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @Voices4HK: A3: A3: Policies that increase access to healthy food, places to be active, clean air, safe water & other essential benefits—especially when they are directed first to areas w the greatest need—can help dismantle systemic barriers & move our society toward health equity. #saludtues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A3 Law and policy changes are critical to reduce disparities in opportunity and prioritize investment in and design of safe and connected multimodal options. #SaludTues https://t.co/laJPnMwj2J |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK RT @SaludAmerica: Low income people have the highest rates of walking/biking to work & Latinos have high rates of walking/biking to school, but have fewer sidewalks and lights. Latinos face higher rates of pedestrian fatalities at 21.5%, though they only make up 16% of the population. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A3 Law and policy changes are critical to reduce disparities in power and prioritize investment in school social workers, nurses and psychologists over school police. #SaludTues https://t.co/p0mNuMjb1S |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Low income people have the highest rates of walking/biking to work & Latinos have high rates of walking/biking to school, but have fewer sidewalks and lights. Latinos face higher rates of pedestrian fatalities at 21.5%, though they only make up 16% of the population. #SaludTues |
| Brian Rahmer @brianrahmer @SaludAmerica A2) #SaludTues https://t.co/sYDjncpqv0 |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @VCUSocHealth: A3. We know that health is affected by a variety of place-based indicators that are shaped by policies and laws in place. When we look at states, we see that those with policies that support American workers and families have better health outcomes #SaludTues https://t.co/sdNxkVpywc |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @NCHH: A3 Many health impacts of poor #housingquality can be prevented via housing regulation, inexpensive repairs, ongoing maintenance & small behavior changes. Systems changes are especially important b/c they protect the health of residents today & for future generations. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @ChangeLabWorks: A3.1 Present-day inequities are rooted in historical injustice and systemic inequality going back to colonization and slavery. These biases are reflected in modern systems and law & policy that influence health. Undoing those unfair policies can create #healthequity. #SaludTues https://t.co/f74S7uFhpz |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK RT @SaludAmerica: Q4 What are some local policy changes that can improve health and equity in your community? #SaludTues https://t.co/gaWqcDSsZ1 |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @ResilNation: A3: A3: Cross‐sector partnerships are necessary to address social determinants associated with community adversity, inequities & build resilience at the community level – law and policy should be trauma-informed. #PairofAces #ResilientNation #SaludTues https://t.co/3N8pH8v2rG |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @ChangeLabWorks: A3.2 Law & policy have been essential to creating today’s health disparities. They’ve denied opportunity and resources for communities, and created unhealthy environments. Yet those same laws and policies can be amended to create positive change. #SaludTues https://t.co/y1mzi9LkEA |
| Brian Rahmer @brianrahmer @SaludAmerica A2) #SaludTues https://t.co/Cj8hG4o3vn |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @SaludAmerica: Q4 What are some local policy changes that can improve health and equity in your community? #SaludTues https://t.co/gaWqcDSsZ1 |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Q4 What are some local policy changes that can improve health and equity in your community? #SaludTues https://t.co/gaWqcDSsZ1 |
 | CHC @CHC_SouthAL RT @ChangeLabWorks: A3.1 Present-day inequities are rooted in historical injustice and systemic inequality going back to colonization and slavery. These biases are reflected in modern systems and law & policy that influence health. Undoing those unfair policies can create #healthequity. #SaludTues https://t.co/f74S7uFhpz |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 Identify local stakeholders, including non-traditional public health partners, that look at problems and solutions differently. Look for partners who have a stake in health communities; partners who can contribute, influence community, and help achieve objectives. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A4 Improving access to medical care through community health worker initiatives that strengthen health care delivery systems and produce a more culturally relevant health care workforce. Also, school-based health centers. #SaludTues https://t.co/GS0YliPJsq |
| Brian C. Castrucci, DrPH @BrianCCastrucci Because regressive, racist policies got us here and only progressive, inclusive policy can get us out. Programs and interventions help but policy changes the game. #SaludTues |
 | Horizon Foundation @thehorizonfound RT @ChangeLabWorks: A3.2 Law & policy have been essential to creating today’s health disparities. They’ve denied opportunity and resources for communities, and created unhealthy environments. Yet those same laws and policies can be amended to create positive change. #SaludTues https://t.co/y1mzi9LkEA |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A3.2 Law & policy have been essential to creating today’s health disparities. They’ve denied opportunity and resources for communities, and created unhealthy environments. Yet those same laws and policies can be amended to create positive change. #SaludTues https://t.co/y1mzi9LkEA |
| CHC @CHC_SouthAL RT @SaludAmerica: Low income people have the highest rates of walking/biking to work & Latinos have high rates of walking/biking to school, but have fewer sidewalks and lights. Latinos face higher rates of pedestrian fatalities at 21.5%, though they only make up 16% of the population. #SaludTues |
 | Jana A. Hirsch @Jana_Hirsch RT @SaludAmerica: Have you seen the effects of inequality? https://t.co/IWdxVb9If2 #SaludTues https://t.co/AtBIMAC51i |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A4 Improve the early & primary school learning experience in low-income neighborhoods. Children who participate in high-quality early care and education experience a range of cognitive and health benefits, with the greatest impact seen in low-income populations. #SaludTues https://t.co/XrhohvydAg |
| Brian Rahmer @brianrahmer @SaludAmerica A4) #SaludTues https://t.co/Kuw9zYPEyl |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A4 Invest in transit. @rey4sa pushed the city to invest $10 million to increase frequency on a dozen bus routes in #SATX. Ridership is up 31% to 41% on those routes! #SaludTues https://t.co/mSOXLcULWI |
| Cultiva La Salud @CultivaLaSalud A3 Unjust and unfair laws and policies promote poor health. For example, the unregulated saturation and siting of fast food restaurants in low-income neighborhoods increases unhealthy diets and perpetuates chronic disease. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @BrianCCastrucci #SaludTues https://t.co/xxqVh0xXPu |
| Brian Rahmer @brianrahmer @SaludAmerica A4) #SaludTues https://t.co/vvDTjmYMQP |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A4 Trauma-informed care in early care, schools, justice system, family support services, etc. #SaludTues https://t.co/dwEpfuPUE3 |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK A4: Policies that support access to healthy food! #DYK low-income neighborhoods have far fewer supermarkets and therefore less access to healthy food for kids and families than higher-income neighborhoods? https://t.co/hRbHOWl3xs #saludtues #SNAP https://t.co/X7hHYQ5qsu |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A4.1 From our #EquityBlueprint: “Collective action to reduce health disparities is most successful when it begins at the local level.” Local action is a strategic, responsive, and feasible long-term approach that can achieve #healthequity. #SaludTues https://t.co/DY0EJ5YaFz |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A4 Climate actions and policies to reduce vehicle miles traveled, like investing in and promoting public transit, sidewalks, bike lanes and ride-sharing, can solve multiple health and equity issues simultaneously. #SaludTues #ClimateChangesHealth https://t.co/QNTYcg2J6p |
| Brian Rahmer @brianrahmer @SaludAmerica A4) #SaludTues https://t.co/yLIci9DUbV |
| Horizon Foundation @thehorizonfound RT @SaludAmerica: A3 Law and policy changes are critical to reduce disparities in opportunity and prioritize investment in and design of safe and connected multimodal options. #SaludTues https://t.co/laJPnMwj2J |
| Brian C. Castrucci, DrPH @BrianCCastrucci Add a serious review of school funding equity. The disparities that started in early care access get exacerbated by school funding disparities. |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Identify local stakeholders, including non-traditional public health partners, that look at problems and solutions differently. Look for partners who have a stake in health communities; partners who can contribute, influence community, and help achieve objectives. #SaludTues |
| CHC @CHC_SouthAL RT @ResilNation: A3: A3: Cross‐sector partnerships are necessary to address social determinants associated with community adversity, inequities & build resilience at the community level – law and policy should be trauma-informed. #PairofAces #ResilientNation #SaludTues https://t.co/3N8pH8v2rG |
| Brian Rahmer @brianrahmer @SaludAmerica A4) #SaludTues https://t.co/Y1hW72wmCY |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A4.1 From our #EquityBlueprint: A4.1 From our #EquityBlueprint: “Collective action to reduce health disparities is most successful when it begins at the local level.” Local action is a strategic, responsive, and feasible long-term approach that can achieve #healthequity. #SaludTues https://t.co/DY0EJ5YaFz |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @Voices4HK: A4: A4: Policies that support access to healthy food! #DYK low-income neighborhoods have far fewer supermarkets and therefore less access to healthy food for kids and families than higher-income neighborhoods? https://t.co/hRbHOWl3xs #saludtues #SNAP https://t.co/X7hHYQ5qsu |
| Brian C. Castrucci, DrPH @BrianCCastrucci RT @VCUSocHealth: A3. We know that health is affected by a variety of place-based indicators that are shaped by policies and laws in place. When we look at states, we see that those with policies that support American workers and families have better health outcomes #SaludTues https://t.co/sdNxkVpywc |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A4 Project DULCE adds a “family specialist” to a child’s pediatric healthcare team to reduce economic stress and improve conditions of poverty with the goal of improving HEALTH. #SaludTues https://t.co/soVjVbLRCC |
| Brian C. Castrucci, DrPH @BrianCCastrucci RT @AMFitnessHealth: A3 Reduce disparities in opportunity by increasing protective factors, like frequent transit, safe sidewalks and bike lanes, and green space. #SaludTues |
| Brian C. Castrucci, DrPH @BrianCCastrucci RT @PublicHealthMap: A3: A3: Law and Policy changes are critical to achieving health equity because they are the best means of ensuring lasting positive change that also involves the public and other stakeholders during the process. #SaludTues https://t.co/1jRMXwos5d |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A4.2 Some local policy changes that can improve health and equity include: • Tobacco control laws • Limiting sugary drinks • and opening up recreation facilities w/ shared use – See our resource catalog for community health: https://t.co/gKcFtNvXId #SaludTues https://t.co/HmzP7OxDRz |
| Brian C. Castrucci, DrPH @BrianCCastrucci RT @SaludAmerica: Q4 What are some local policy changes that can improve health and equity in your community? #SaludTues https://t.co/gaWqcDSsZ1 |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A4 To achieve safe transportation improvements for a growing population, this city began to transition away from policies that move vehicles to ones that move people. #SaludTues https://t.co/Ak6YzlZXNh |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A5 Improve access to fair work for low-income families and female head of households. #SaludTues https://t.co/6TFROmGEbb |
| Brian Rahmer @brianrahmer @SaludAmerica A4) #SaludTues https://t.co/ZhmEOufDxN |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK A4: #CompleteStreets policies. Complete streets, which include proper sidewalks, bike lanes, and crosswalks, could help prevent up to 9 out of 10 crashes that occur alongside roadways. https://t.co/ch2gLU9p2w #saludtues https://t.co/fDsJV6JPBZ |
| Brian C. Castrucci, DrPH @BrianCCastrucci A4. Well any of the nine policies identified by @city_health. Also rental inspection. That moves us upstream. Please check this out: https://t.co/c7mwylQ2MS |
| Cultiva La Salud @CultivaLaSalud A4 In Fresno, we could improve health by investing in parks and increasing safe spaces for recreation and play. Focusing these investments in park-poor neighborhoods would help us achieve greater health equity. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q5 What is a Health in All Policies (HiAP) approach? How can HiAP address health inequities? #SaludTues https://t.co/UwTOxOrNNw |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @Voices4HK: A4: A4: #CompleteStreets policies. Complete streets, which include proper sidewalks, bike lanes, and crosswalks, could help prevent up to 9 out of 10 crashes that occur alongside roadways. https://t.co/ch2gLU9p2w #saludtues https://t.co/fDsJV6JPBZ |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica All of these! #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap A4: Some local policy changes that enact strategic partnerships, build community capacity, and address health education & health care can improve social & institutional inequities as well as address issues around living conditions, risk behaviors, disease & mortality. #SaludTues https://t.co/3I7oE5qYXl |
| Brian Rahmer @brianrahmer @SaludAmerica A5) #SaludTues https://t.co/zCs1Rb3RsI |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A5 Health in All Policies is an efficient model to ensure that health is consistently considered in policymaking across multiple agencies and departments over the long-term. #SaludTues #HiAP |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @SaludAmerica: Q5 What is a Health in All Policies (HiAP) approach? How can HiAP address health inequities? #SaludTues https://t.co/UwTOxOrNNw |
| Central Health @CentralHealthTX Q4 #SaludTues State and local governments should work with urban planners and health professionals to foster the incorporation of health in planning, policy, and decision-making frameworks to create healthy communities. |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 Health in All Policies (HiAP) is a collaborative approach that integrates and articulates health considerations into policymaking across sectors to improve the health of all communities and people. #SaludTues |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK RT @SaludAmerica: Q5 What is a Health in All Policies (HiAP) approach? How can HiAP address health inequities? #SaludTues https://t.co/UwTOxOrNNw |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A5 Health in All Policies recognizes that health is created by numerous social and environmental factors outside the traditional field of public health. #HiAP integrates health considerations into policymaking. #SaludTues https://t.co/zuc1lFZfI6 |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A4 Improving access to medical care through community health worker initiatives that strengthen health care delivery systems and produce a more culturally relevant health care workforce. Also, school-based health centers. #SaludTues https://t.co/GS0YliPJsq |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A4 Improve the early & primary school learning experience in low-income neighborhoods. Children who participate in high-quality early care and education experience a range of cognitive and health benefits, with the greatest impact seen in low-income populations. #SaludTues https://t.co/XrhohvydAg |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A4 Trauma-informed care in early care, schools, justice system, family support services, etc. #SaludTues https://t.co/dwEpfuPUE3 |
| National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH) @NCHH RT @SaludAmerica: Q4 What are some local policy changes that can improve health and equity in your community? #SaludTues https://t.co/gaWqcDSsZ1 |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A4 Climate actions and policies to reduce vehicle miles traveled, like investing in and promoting public transit, sidewalks, bike lanes and ride-sharing, can solve multiple health and equity issues simultaneously. #SaludTues #ClimateChangesHealth https://t.co/QNTYcg2J6p |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @CentralHealthTX: Q4 #SaludTues State and local governments should work with urban planners and health professionals to foster the incorporation of health in planning, policy, and decision-making frameworks to create healthy communities. |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Identify local stakeholders, including non-traditional public health partners, that look at problems and solutions differently. Look for partners who have a stake in health communities; partners who can contribute, influence community, and help achieve objectives. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @ChangeLabWorks: A4.1 From our #EquityBlueprint: A4.1 From our #EquityBlueprint: “Collective action to reduce health disparities is most successful when it begins at the local level.” Local action is a strategic, responsive, and feasible long-term approach that can achieve #healthequity. #SaludTues https://t.co/DY0EJ5YaFz |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @Voices4HK: A4: A4: Policies that support access to healthy food! #DYK low-income neighborhoods have far fewer supermarkets and therefore less access to healthy food for kids and families than higher-income neighborhoods? https://t.co/hRbHOWl3xs #saludtues #SNAP https://t.co/X7hHYQ5qsu |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A4 Project DULCE adds a “family specialist” to a child’s pediatric healthcare team to reduce economic stress and improve conditions of poverty with the goal of improving HEALTH. #SaludTues https://t.co/soVjVbLRCC |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A4 To achieve safe transportation improvements for a growing population, this city began to transition away from policies that move vehicles to ones that move people. #SaludTues https://t.co/Ak6YzlZXNh |
| Brian C. Castrucci, DrPH @BrianCCastrucci A4. Let’s not forget that the need for medical care increases when we ignore the social and economic root causes of disease. Medical care is a band aid. We need cures. Those cures are policy. Medicare for All can only improve health with commensurate social policy #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @AMFitnessHealth: A5 Health in All Policies recognizes that health is created by numerous social and environmental factors outside the traditional field of public health. #HiAP integrates health considerations into policymaking. #SaludTues https://t.co/zuc1lFZfI6 |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Health in All Policies (HiAP) is a collaborative approach that integrates and articulates health considerations into policymaking across sectors to improve the health of all communities and people. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A5.1 All policies have to potential to influence health. So why not include health when making or changing policies? That’s the theory behind a #HiAP approach. See our resources: https://t.co/xXh2e1Urv2 #SaludTues https://t.co/0gFloalgTo |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A5 For example, the transportation department, planning department, public health department, law enforcement, and school board can coordinate programs and adopt policies to ensure kids in disadvantaged neighborhoods can safely walk, bike, and roll to school. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Q5 What is a Health in All Policies (HiAP) approach? How can HiAP address health inequities? #SaludTues https://t.co/UwTOxOrNNw |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 The HiAP approach provides one way to achieve the National Prevention Strategy and Healthy People 2020 goals and enhance the potential for state, territorial, and local health departments to improve health outcomes. #SaludTues |
| National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH) @NCHH A4 Learn how some communities are using evidence-based policy to change lead outcomes: - @RWJF & @pewtrusts' "10 Policies" project & report: https://t.co/Dz73vVSHBU - #LeadPoisoning Prevention Case Studies w/@HealthyAmerica1: https://t.co/g85XZ44xG8 #SaludTues |
| Brian Rahmer @brianrahmer @SaludAmerica A5) #SaludTues https://t.co/A7fux47iQN |
| Center on Society and Health @VCUSocHealth A4 #RVA has been working hard to achieve a #CultureofHealth for all, by addressing historic inequities by confronting that history and changing those policies: https://t.co/vfayGymKHl @CityRichmondVA #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @BrianCCastrucci An expensive band aid. #SaludTues |
| National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH) @NCHH RT @SaludAmerica: Q5 What is a Health in All Policies (HiAP) approach? How can HiAP address health inequities? #SaludTues https://t.co/UwTOxOrNNw |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A5 We love @ChangeLabWorks’ new health equity blueprint for changemakers. #SaludTues https://t.co/2AhPPvuQUJ |
 | DMC @jogdmc RT @SaludAmerica: Low income people have the highest rates of walking/biking to work & Latinos have high rates of walking/biking to school, but have fewer sidewalks and lights. Latinos face higher rates of pedestrian fatalities at 21.5%, though they only make up 16% of the population. #SaludTues |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK A4: We have a variety of resources to support policies that improve health equity! Check them out at https://t.co/ZfLz1E4qOu #saludtues https://t.co/i4CO6GEtV4 |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 HiAP recognizes that health is created by a multitude of factors beyond healthcare and, in many cases, beyond the scope of traditional public health activities. The HiAP approach may also be effective in identifying gaps in evidence and achieving health equity. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A5.2 Since no one government department or agency has authority over all policies, its crucial that all parts of government consider health in their policymaking. Then we can address the fundamental drivers of health inequities. #SaludTues https://t.co/Gbcu6fCnyK |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A5 Share this 4-page guide with state and local leaders. #SaludTues https://t.co/7jtSXOObx9 @APHA https://t.co/LSEcocdU5g |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A5 A little older, but we also love @ChangeLabWorks’ toolkit From Start to Finish: How to Permanently Improve Government through Health in All Policies. #SaludTues |
 | Megan @jmegan Wait, what about the license plate slogans? #onpoli #TOpoli |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @HHS_HealthReg2: HiAP recognizes that health is created by a multitude of factors beyond healthcare and, in many cases, beyond the scope of traditional public health activities. The HiAP approach may also be effective in identifying gaps in evidence and achieving health equity. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @SaludAmerica: A5 For example, the transportation department, planning department, public health department, law enforcement, and school board can coordinate programs and adopt policies to ensure kids in disadvantaged neighborhoods can safely walk, bike, and roll to school. #SaludTues |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK RT @SaludAmerica: A5 For example, the transportation department, planning department, public health department, law enforcement, and school board can coordinate programs and adopt policies to ensure kids in disadvantaged neighborhoods can safely walk, bike, and roll to school. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @BrianCCastrucci: A4. Let’s not forget that the need for medical care increases when we ignore the social and economic root causes of disease. Medical care is a band aid. We need cures. Those cures are policy. Medicare for All can only improve health with commensurate social policy #SaludTues |
| Brian Rahmer @brianrahmer @SaludAmerica A5) #SaludTues https://t.co/MmXqPQm3A5 |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Promote health, equity, and sustainability. Support intersectoral collaboration. Benefit multiple partners. Engage stakeholders. Create structural or process change. #SaludTues |
 | Renata Schiavo @RenataSNYC RT @SaludAmerica: A5 We love @ChangeLabWorks’ new health equity blueprint for changemakers. #SaludTues https://t.co/2AhPPvuQUJ |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @CultivaLaSalud: A4 In Fresno, we could improve health by investing in parks and increasing safe spaces for recreation and play. Focusing these investments in park-poor neighborhoods would help us achieve greater health equity. #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth To achieve a healthy community, every part of government has a role to play. #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth RT @BrianCCastrucci: A4. Let’s not forget that the need for medical care increases when we ignore the social and economic root causes of disease. Medical care is a band aid. We need cures. Those cures are policy. Medicare for All can only improve health with commensurate social policy #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @CultivaLaSalud: A3 Unjust and unfair laws and policies promote poor health. For example, the unregulated saturation and siting of fast food restaurants in low-income neighborhoods increases unhealthy diets and perpetuates chronic disease. #SaludTues |
| Cultiva La Salud @CultivaLaSalud A5 HiAP is about valuing health and ensuring that every decision we make has a positive benefit to health equity. Heath in all policies - Equity in all results. #SaludTues |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK RT @SaludAmerica: Promote health, equity, and sustainability. Support intersectoral collaboration. Benefit multiple partners. Engage stakeholders. Create structural or process change. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q6 How can the policymaking process elevate collaboration, inclusiveness, and community engagement? #SaludTues |
| Renata Schiavo @RenataSNYC RT @CentralHealthTX: Q4 #SaludTues State and local governments should work with urban planners and health professionals to foster the incorporation of health in planning, policy, and decision-making frameworks to create healthy communities. |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q6 How can the policymaking process elevate collaboration, inclusiveness, and community engagement? #SaludTues https://t.co/VhaAYw6B8z |
 | Betsy Rolland @betsyrolland RT @BrianCCastrucci: A4. Let’s not forget that the need for medical care increases when we ignore the social and economic root causes of disease. Medical care is a band aid. We need cures. Those cures are policy. Medicare for All can only improve health with commensurate social policy #SaludTues |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK RT @SaludAmerica: Q6 How can the policymaking process elevate collaboration, inclusiveness, and community engagement? #SaludTues https://t.co/VhaAYw6B8z |
| Brian Rahmer @brianrahmer @SaludAmerica A5) #SaludTues https://t.co/ZtrYUniCys |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap A5: According to the @WHO, Health in all policies requires policies that actively support health by requiring different sectors to work together such as health ministries, urban planners, industry, housing, transport, and waste management in the case of air pollution. #SaludTues https://t.co/qxE5qSptjH |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A6 Explore the roots of the problem as a community. Identify past and present patterns of racial segregation. Use data to describe disparities and inequities. Stay focused on system issues that are causing problems. Don’t blame the victims. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: All of these! #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A5 Health in All Policies is an efficient model to ensure that health is consistently considered in policymaking across multiple agencies and departments over the long-term. #SaludTues #HiAP |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @CentralHealthTX: Q4 #SaludTues State and local governments should work with urban planners and health professionals to foster the incorporation of health in planning, policy, and decision-making frameworks to create healthy communities. |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A6 Collaborative efforts to address the conditions of poverty while addressing implicit bias. #SaludTues https://t.co/tIG7VkJ8EE |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @AMFitnessHealth: A5 Health in All Policies recognizes that health is created by numerous social and environmental factors outside the traditional field of public health. #HiAP integrates health considerations into policymaking. #SaludTues https://t.co/zuc1lFZfI6 |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Health in All Policies (HiAP) is a collaborative approach that integrates and articulates health considerations into policymaking across sectors to improve the health of all communities and people. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A6.1 Public participation in policy development is central to democratic government. Yet some folks have been left out. Creating healthy, equitable communities means putting those most affected at the center of the decision-making process. #SaludTues https://t.co/4DzVZpFN1P |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A5 For example, the transportation department, planning department, public health department, law enforcement, and school board can coordinate programs and adopt policies to ensure kids in disadvantaged neighborhoods can safely walk, bike, and roll to school. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A5 We love @ChangeLabWorks’ new health equity blueprint for changemakers. #SaludTues https://t.co/2AhPPvuQUJ |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A5 A little older, but we also love @ChangeLabWorks’ toolkit From Start to Finish: A5 A little older, but we also love @ChangeLabWorks’ toolkit From Start to Finish: How to Permanently Improve Government through Health in All Policies. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @HHS_HealthReg2: HiAP recognizes that health is created by a multitude of factors beyond healthcare and, in many cases, beyond the scope of traditional public health activities. The HiAP approach may also be effective in identifying gaps in evidence and achieving health equity. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Promote health, equity, and sustainability. Support intersectoral collaboration. Benefit multiple partners. Engage stakeholders. Create structural or process change. #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A6 “Planners who listen and build community relationships in good faith must still be able to distinguish between community priorities and the priorities of those who strive to maintain the status quo.” @TransitCenter #inclusivetransit #SaludTues |
| Brian C. Castrucci, DrPH @BrianCCastrucci A4) How about removing the physician requirement for the local health official...They did it in San Antonio to amazing success. |
| National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH) @NCHH A5 Complex problems like the intersection of health & housing require a holistic, multisector approach. Learn how communities around the US are working across sectors to address #leadpoisoning. https://t.co/dIBRlPR0no #SaludTues #leadexposure #HiAP @NACCHOalerts @ASTHO @nehaorg |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A6 We can help by elevating the early years and social emotional learning. We need to build #traumainformed schools and communities so kids have the best chance to stay healthy and thrive. #SaludTues https://t.co/oMOqtmFav3 |
| MN Doctors for Health Equity @md4healthequity A4- In MN policies on the table that can improve health & equity include #PaidLeaveMN #T21 #homesforallmn #MNCare4All #HomeworkStartsWithHome #UnsetTheSunset among many more! #mnleg #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Q6 How can the policymaking process elevate collaboration, inclusiveness, and community engagement? #SaludTues https://t.co/VhaAYw6B8z |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A6.1 Public participation in policy development is central to democratic government. Yet some folks have been left out. Creating healthy, equitable communities means putting those most affected at the center of the decision-making process. #SaludTues https://t.co/4DzVZpFN1P |
| National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH) @NCHH RT @SaludAmerica: Q6 How can the policymaking process elevate collaboration, inclusiveness, and community engagement? #SaludTues https://t.co/VhaAYw6B8z |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A6.2 People-centered engagement benefits both community members and policymakers. Improving self-determination has a positive, direct impact on people’s health! #SaludTues https://t.co/KfOTxJFJFO |
| Brian Rahmer @brianrahmer @SaludAmerica A6) #SaludTues https://t.co/5HLS0V8ecY |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth Watch out for #victmblaming. Policymakers can’t ask for community input on climate action while demanding residents “do their part” to drive less and blaming residents who cross without a crosswalk or scooter on the sidewalk. #SaludTues |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 A complex and interrelated set of individual, provider, health system, societal, and environmental factors contribute to disparities in health and health care. Thus, in order to make a change, it essential to collaborate to achieve health equity. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A6 Educate and engage community members about various decisionmaking processes. Bring Latinos to the table. #SaludTues #ClimateChangesHealth https://t.co/1zJZfZOITf |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A6.3 Other ideas from our #EquityBlueprint: • build foundation of trust btw policymakers and communities • promote community strengths, assets, resilience • ensure engagement is inclusive and respresentative #SaludTues |
| Brian C. Castrucci, DrPH @BrianCCastrucci RT @SaludAmerica: A5 For example, the transportation department, planning department, public health department, law enforcement, and school board can coordinate programs and adopt policies to ensure kids in disadvantaged neighborhoods can safely walk, bike, and roll to school. #SaludTues |
 | Diego Valdivia @diegovaldiviap RT @SaludAmerica: A6 Educate and engage community members about various decisionmaking processes. Bring Latinos to the table. #SaludTues #ClimateChangesHealth https://t.co/1zJZfZOITf |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A6.3 Other ideas from our #EquityBlueprint: A6.3 Other ideas from our #EquityBlueprint: • build foundation of trust btw policymakers and communities • promote community strengths, assets, resilience • ensure engagement is inclusive and respresentative #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @HHS_HealthReg2: A complex and interrelated set of individual, provider, health system, societal, and environmental factors contribute to disparities in health and health care. Thus, in order to make a change, it essential to collaborate to achieve health equity. #SaludTues |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK A6: Communities must be included in policy development. When people make decisions about their health—or the health of their children—the choices they make depend on the options they have available. #saludtues |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 It is important for organizations to work across sectors to achieve health equity because the problem of health disparities is multi-faceted. Cultural and diversity are key to addressing health equity. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @AMFitnessHealth: Watch out for #victmblaming. Policymakers can’t ask for community input on climate action while demanding residents “do their part” to drive less and blaming residents who cross without a crosswalk or scooter on the sidewalk. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A6 Elected officials should work with environmental justice and pedestrian safety advocacy groups. Active transportation investments more than pay for themselves in health care and fuel savings. #SaludTues #activeliving https://t.co/laJPnMwj2J |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @NCHH: A5 Complex problems like the intersection of health & housing require a holistic, multisector approach. Learn how communities around the US are working across sectors to address #leadpoisoning. https://t.co/dIBRlPR0no #SaludTues #leadexposure #HiAP @NACCHOalerts @ASTHO @nehaorg |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @AMFitnessHealth: A6 “Planners who listen and build community relationships in good faith must still be able to distinguish between community priorities and the priorities of those who strive to maintain the status quo.” @TransitCenter #inclusivetransit #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @HHS_HealthReg2: HiAP recognizes that health is created by a multitude of factors beyond healthcare and, in many cases, beyond the scope of traditional public health activities. The HiAP approach may also be effective in identifying gaps in evidence and achieving health equity. #SaludTues |
| Brian Rahmer @brianrahmer @SaludAmerica A6) #SaludTues https://t.co/QKlybT8UOw |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @Voices4HK: A4: A4: We have a variety of resources to support policies that improve health equity! Check them out at https://t.co/ZfLz1E4qOu #saludtues https://t.co/i4CO6GEtV4 |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @BrianCCastrucci Great point! Amazing success with @ColleenBridger! #SaludTues |
| Center on Society and Health @VCUSocHealth A6 To truly elevate the voices of their communities, policymakers must make concerted efforts at creating trusting relationships with their constituents--meeting folks where they are and seeking out and listening to those previously unheard. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @PublicHealthMap: A4: A4: Some local policy changes that enact strategic partnerships, build community capacity, and address health education & health care can improve social & institutional inequities as well as address issues around living conditions, risk behaviors, disease & mortality. #SaludTues https://t.co/3I7oE5qYXl |
| Brian Rahmer @brianrahmer @SaludAmerica A6) #SaludTues https://t.co/EFleAGpsVL |
 | zolboo @zolbookedit RT @Saraziesque: "Air quality" can sound so technical & boring-but we should be outraged & inspired to act by the fact that our societal choice to invest in cars over walking & biking is poisoning the air that we breathe, with the greatest consequences for kids of color. #saludtues |
 | Greg Wilson @joke2power RT @SaludAmerica: Q6 How can the policymaking process elevate collaboration, inclusiveness, and community engagement? #SaludTues https://t.co/VhaAYw6B8z |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A6 Help transportation practitioners understand what it means to integrate transit and #CompleteStreets, the possible integration practices, and the important lessons from communities across the country. #SaludTues https://t.co/EyfGpC87jo |
| Greg Wilson @joke2power RT @brianrahmer: @SaludAmerica A6) #SaludTues https://t.co/5HLS0V8ecY |
| Brian Rahmer @brianrahmer @SaludAmerica A6) #SaludTues https://t.co/UEGG5Ws0oJ |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @VCUSocHealth: A6 To truly elevate the voices of their communities, policymakers must make concerted efforts at creating trusting relationships with their constituents--meeting folks where they are and seeking out and listening to those previously unheard. #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A6 “The failure to align public transportation service with the populations who rely most heavily on transit is not just a shortcoming of equity planning, but a shortcoming of basic transit planning.” @TransitCenter #inclusivetransit #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap A6: The policymaking process can elevate collaboration, inclusiveness, and community engagement by bringing together local public officials and leaders of civic & community organizations and directly addressing concerns about the best way forward for effective change. #SaludTues https://t.co/1hQW6mf5Mv |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK RT @SaludAmerica: A6 Help transportation practitioners understand what it means to integrate transit and #CompleteStreets, the possible integration practices, and the important lessons from communities across the country. #SaludTues https://t.co/EyfGpC87jo |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A6 Explore the roots of the problem as a community. Identify past and present patterns of racial segregation. Use data to describe disparities and inequities. Stay focused on system issues that are causing problems. Don’t blame the victims. #SaludTues |
| National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH) @NCHH A6 As communities take interest in enacting policies to prevent #leadexposure, they must include the voices of those impacted. Read "5 Ways to Achieve Equity in #LeadPoisoning Prevention #PolicyMaking": https://t.co/1nLddnwYV9 @JoyceFdn @HumanImpact_HIP #SaludTues #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A6 Collaborative efforts to address the conditions of poverty while addressing implicit bias. #SaludTues https://t.co/tIG7VkJ8EE |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q7 Who is succeeding at incorporating equity into their work and mission? Whose work do you admire? #SaludTues https://t.co/YZLFxvUuii |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A6 We can help by elevating the early years and social emotional learning. We need to build #traumainformed schools and communities so kids have the best chance to stay healthy and thrive. #SaludTues https://t.co/oMOqtmFav3 |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @ChangeLabWorks: A6.1 Public participation in policy development is central to democratic government. Yet some folks have been left out. Creating healthy, equitable communities means putting those most affected at the center of the decision-making process. #SaludTues https://t.co/4DzVZpFN1P |
| Horizon Foundation @thehorizonfound RT @Voices4HK: A1: A1: Health inequities = the disproportionate burden of disease in different racial/ethnic populations, in low socioeconomic populations, in those with less education, in different geographies, by sexual orientation or sex, or disability. #saludtues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A6 Educate and engage community members about various decisionmaking processes. Bring Latinos to the table. #SaludTues #ClimateChangesHealth https://t.co/1zJZfZOITf |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @ChangeLabWorks: A6.3 Other ideas from our #EquityBlueprint: A6.3 Other ideas from our #EquityBlueprint: • build foundation of trust btw policymakers and communities • promote community strengths, assets, resilience • ensure engagement is inclusive and respresentative #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @HHS_HealthReg2: A complex and interrelated set of individual, provider, health system, societal, and environmental factors contribute to disparities in health and health care. Thus, in order to make a change, it essential to collaborate to achieve health equity. #SaludTues |
| Brian C. Castrucci, DrPH @BrianCCastrucci A5) worth checking out this piece that includes a discussion of the awareness and perceived impact of HiAP among state and local HD employees in 2017. Spoiler - it’s not so good. https://t.co/cHOIszcjwH |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK RT @SaludAmerica: Q7 Who is succeeding at incorporating equity into their work and mission? Whose work do you admire? #SaludTues https://t.co/YZLFxvUuii |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A6 Elected officials should work with environmental justice and pedestrian safety advocacy groups. Active transportation investments more than pay for themselves in health care and fuel savings. #SaludTues #activeliving https://t.co/laJPnMwj2J |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @PublicHealthMap: A4: A4: Some local policy changes that enact strategic partnerships, build community capacity, and address health education & health care can improve social & institutional inequities as well as address issues around living conditions, risk behaviors, disease & mortality. #SaludTues https://t.co/3I7oE5qYXl |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A7 Transportation is the link between so many of the issues we have discussed today. 🚌 We admire agencies that are targeting active transportation improvements in Latino and low-income communities. #SaludTues |
 | NACCHO @NACCHOalerts RT @PublicHealthMap: A4: A4: Some local policy changes that enact strategic partnerships, build community capacity, and address health education & health care can improve social & institutional inequities as well as address issues around living conditions, risk behaviors, disease & mortality. #SaludTues https://t.co/3I7oE5qYXl |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A6 Help transportation practitioners understand what it means to integrate transit and #CompleteStreets, the possible integration practices, and the important lessons from communities across the country. #SaludTues https://t.co/EyfGpC87jo |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @VCUSocHealth: A6 To truly elevate the voices of their communities, policymakers must make concerted efforts at creating trusting relationships with their constituents--meeting folks where they are and seeking out and listening to those previously unheard. #SaludTues |
 | TheJoyThatIHaveTheWorldDidntGiveItToMe @highclassjl RT @ChangeLabWorks: A4.2 Some local policy changes that can improve health and equity include: A4.2 Some local policy changes that can improve health and equity include: • Tobacco control laws • Limiting sugary drinks • and opening up recreation facilities w/ shared use – See our resource catalog for community health: https://t.co/gKcFtNvXId #SaludTues https://t.co/HmzP7OxDRz |
| National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH) @NCHH RT @SaludAmerica: Q7 Who is succeeding at incorporating equity into their work and mission? Whose work do you admire? #SaludTues https://t.co/YZLFxvUuii |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A7 I love the work @LINK_Houston is doing to analyze equity in transit service and prioritize high-need areas. #SaludTues https://t.co/9yf6Q6tDAu https://t.co/yjHr7PD1o6 |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks @SaludAmerica This is so key. Local government leaders and entities have to work together and with communities. They can't just rely on the the expertise in their own sector to come up with sweeping solutions. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Follow Complete Streets. @completestreets #SaludTues https://t.co/8WpfMmxjzx |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Q7 Who is succeeding at incorporating equity into their work and mission? Whose work do you admire? #SaludTues https://t.co/YZLFxvUuii |
| TheJoyThatIHaveTheWorldDidntGiveItToMe @highclassjl RT @ChangeLabWorks: A3.1 Present-day inequities are rooted in historical injustice and systemic inequality going back to colonization and slavery. These biases are reflected in modern systems and law & policy that influence health. Undoing those unfair policies can create #healthequity. #SaludTues https://t.co/f74S7uFhpz |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Follow Vision Zero. @Visionzeronet #SaludTues https://t.co/yKQz8YzkPe |
| National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH) @NCHH Hear, hear! |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Follow Safe Routes to School. @SafeRoutesNow #SaludTues https://t.co/DOt6W3VcBH |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @h2cm: |
| Cultiva La Salud @CultivaLaSalud A6 We must invest in community leadership development. We've been building change agents in our community through a curriculum we designed - Powerful People: Building Leadership for Healthy Communities #VivaCultiva #SaludTues https://t.co/Dl1HY2cR5O |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A7.1 We really admire all the vibrant, positive content that @SaludAmerica produces. Just look at this amazing article about using art to visualize #healthequity! https://t.co/GPSnahzpzX #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A7 I love the work @sfmta_muni is doing! The Muni Service Equity Strategy will benefit eight selected Equity Neighborhoods with the highest-need populations. #SaludTues |
| MN Doctors for Health Equity @md4healthequity A6 - The intentional actions of physicians as citizens & community members can be an important contribution to health equity. We often have time & resources our patients lack & the privilege & access to be able to share their stories & policy’s impact on us all #SaludTues |
 | Hillsborough Transportation Planning Organization @HillsboroughMPO RT @SaludAmerica: A6 Elected officials should work with environmental justice and pedestrian safety advocacy groups. Active transportation investments more than pay for themselves in health care and fuel savings. #SaludTues #activeliving https://t.co/laJPnMwj2J |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 We at @HHS_HealthReg2 work in ensuring the quality of health across all races and ethnic groups is equal and accessible. Working with non traditional public health partners is one we are taking action steps to improve health outcomes in Region II. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A7.2 And make sure you check out the awesome @Voices4HK #healthequity toolkit! https://t.co/if3GQEZlFo #SaludTues So many useful, impactful tools there. |
| Hillsborough Transportation Planning Organization @HillsboroughMPO RT @SaludAmerica: A6 Help transportation practitioners understand what it means to integrate transit and #CompleteStreets, the possible integration practices, and the important lessons from communities across the country. #SaludTues https://t.co/EyfGpC87jo |
| National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH) @NCHH RT @ChangeLabWorks: A3.2 Law & policy have been essential to creating today’s health disparities. They’ve denied opportunity and resources for communities, and created unhealthy environments. Yet those same laws and policies can be amended to create positive change. #SaludTues https://t.co/y1mzi9LkEA |
 | Trenton Health Team @TrentonHealth RT @Voices4HK: A4: A4: #CompleteStreets policies. Complete streets, which include proper sidewalks, bike lanes, and crosswalks, could help prevent up to 9 out of 10 crashes that occur alongside roadways. https://t.co/ch2gLU9p2w #saludtues https://t.co/fDsJV6JPBZ |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @HHS_HealthReg2: We at @HHS_HealthReg2 work in ensuring the quality of health across all races and ethnic groups is equal and accessible. Working with non traditional public health partners is one we are taking action steps to improve health outcomes in Region II. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @md4healthequity: A6 - The intentional actions of physicians as citizens & community members can be an important contribution to health equity. We often have time & resources our patients lack & the privilege & access to be able to share their stories & policy’s impact on us all #SaludTues |
| Brian C. Castrucci, DrPH @BrianCCastrucci Check this out from @city_health https://t.co/Rc4DGJ1MHN |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK A7: Check out this inspiring work from @LaSemillaFC who is working on healthy food access in the Paso del Norte region of NM and El Paso, TX! https://t.co/Jp8lHklXS0 #saludtues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A7.2 And make sure you check out the awesome @Voices4HK #healthequity toolkit! https://t.co/if3GQEZlFo #SaludTues So many useful, impactful tools there. https://t.co/sxFV0JZJMx |
| Hillsborough Transportation Planning Organization @HillsboroughMPO RT @SaludAmerica: Follow Vision Zero. @Visionzeronet #SaludTues https://t.co/yKQz8YzkPe |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A7 @kcmetrobus is embedding equity in plans, policies and budgets. Check out their “Equity and Social Justice Strategic Plan” to invest where needs are greatest. #SaludTues https://t.co/fADJOBLz6g |
| Center on Society and Health @VCUSocHealth A7 We admire our community partners--those folks who share their own stories and show us how we can partner to make our community a healthier, happier place. #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A7 City of Oakland’s Equity Dashboard. Planners can overlay various demographic characteristics with planned transportation projects and other spatial layers of interest. #SaludTues https://t.co/HimJp3Aug3 |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK A7: Learn more about how to incorporate #equity in your work! Check out our Health Equity Messaging Guide: https://t.co/m213Y9jN7h #saludtues https://t.co/df6cTzTcZg |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth RT @SaludAmerica: A7 @kcmetrobus is embedding equity in plans, policies and budgets. Check out their “Equity and Social Justice Strategic Plan” to invest where needs are greatest. #SaludTues https://t.co/fADJOBLz6g |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A7.3 There are so many talented, insightful orgs and individuals on this chat! Make sure you scroll through and see all they have to offer – it’s so inspiring! #SaludTues #HealthEquity Thanks again to all who participated! |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A7 We admire groups and educators who are investing in early care and building a trauma-informed care workforce. #SaludTues https://t.co/731M7AnbUM |
| Brian C. Castrucci, DrPH @BrianCCastrucci Okay #SaludTues here’s the thing with policy and law. We know what works. We know how to get kids early Pre-K and how to build affordable housing. We have the answers. We just don’t have the will - political or otherwise - to implement the solutions. |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A7 Organizations like @RideNewOrleans are helping to combat implicit, inequality-reinforcing assumptions. #spatialanalysis #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @AMFitnessHealth: A7 City of Oakland’s Equity Dashboard. Planners can overlay various demographic characteristics with planned transportation projects and other spatial layers of interest. #SaludTues https://t.co/HimJp3Aug3 |
| Center for Community Resilience @ResilNation A7: Five #ResilientNation communities across the country are modeling/learning how cross-sector collaboration can begin to address inequity & structural racism in the system through the #PairofAces. #SaludTues Learn more: https://t.co/R6Y9ipMo0n https://t.co/X5sQG3nlna |
| Nathan Chomilo, MD, FAAP, FACP @ChomiloMD A7 - a few of my current favorites include @cdfmn, @mn4pfl, @MNHomelessCo, @simpsonhousing2, @mplswaytogrow & @ThinkSmallMN #SaludTues #EquityLeaders #HealthEquityMN |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK RT @ChangeLabWorks: A7.3 There are so many talented, insightful orgs and individuals on this chat! Make sure you scroll through and see all they have to offer – it’s so inspiring! #SaludTues #HealthEquity Thanks again to all who participated! |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @BrianCCastrucci: Okay #SaludTues here’s the thing with policy and law. We know what works. We know how to get kids early Pre-K and how to build affordable housing. We have the answers. We just don’t have the will - political or otherwise - to implement the solutions. |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A7 San Antonio dedicated funding for an ACEs coordinator. WTG @SAMetroHealth and @ColleenBridger! #saludtues https://t.co/OcdKoDLenc |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @Voices4HK: A7: Learn more about how to incorporate #equity in your work! Check out our Health Equity Messaging Guide: A7: Learn more about how to incorporate #equity in your work! Check out our Health Equity Messaging Guide: https://t.co/m213Y9jN7h #saludtues https://t.co/df6cTzTcZg |
| Brian C. Castrucci, DrPH @BrianCCastrucci RT @ResilNation: A7: A7: Five #ResilientNation communities across the country are modeling/learning how cross-sector collaboration can begin to address inequity & structural racism in the system through the #PairofAces. #SaludTues Learn more: https://t.co/R6Y9ipMo0n https://t.co/X5sQG3nlna |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A7 San Antonio dedicated funding for an ACEs coordinator. WTG @SAMetroHealth and @ColleenBridger! #saludtues https://t.co/OcdKoDLenc |
| Brian C. Castrucci, DrPH @BrianCCastrucci RT @AMFitnessHealth: A7 Organizations like @RideNewOrleans are helping to combat implicit, inequality-reinforcing assumptions. #spatialanalysis #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A7 Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) (23% Latino) has spent the past six years integrating trauma-informed practices, such as social and emotional learning and restorative discipline, to help students feel supported and understood. #SaludTues https://t.co/oQ5IMENpP1 |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks @CultivaLaSalud Great resource! Everyone should check this out #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap A7: @MVRPC has demonstrated how the health benefits of trail usage on the nation's largest paved trail network also has major economic benefits which demonstrates the importance of different sectors working together to achieve health equity. #SaludTues https://t.co/UmIHZzKvIa |
| Brian C. Castrucci, DrPH @BrianCCastrucci And hit that follow button. I follow @ChangeLabWorks to keep up with all the cool stuff they do. |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A7 Transportation is the link between so many of the issues we have discussed today. 🚌 We admire agencies that are targeting active transportation improvements in Latino and low-income communities. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Follow Complete Streets. @completestreets #SaludTues https://t.co/8WpfMmxjzx |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Follow Vision Zero. @Visionzeronet #SaludTues https://t.co/yKQz8YzkPe |
| Center for Community Resilience @ResilNation And don't miss our Policy and Advocacy guide with more details: https://t.co/7U3obkxLBR #PairofAces #ResilientNation #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Follow Safe Routes to School. @SafeRoutesNow #SaludTues https://t.co/DOt6W3VcBH |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @HHS_HealthReg2: We at @HHS_HealthReg2 work in ensuring the quality of health across all races and ethnic groups is equal and accessible. Working with non traditional public health partners is one we are taking action steps to improve health outcomes in Region II. #SaludTues |
| National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH) @NCHH See #HiAP in action at the state and local levels to reduce #leadexposure. https://t.co/MxXXf7HSxu @NACCHOalerts @nehaorg @ASTHO @CDCEnvironment #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @md4healthequity: A6 - The intentional actions of physicians as citizens & community members can be an important contribution to health equity. We often have time & resources our patients lack & the privilege & access to be able to share their stories & policy’s impact on us all #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A7 We love how San Antonio police are notifying schools when a child is present at a scene so the school can "Handle with Care." #SaludTues https://t.co/yql3Bn8BNB |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A7 @kcmetrobus is embedding equity in plans, policies and budgets. Check out their “Equity and Social Justice Strategic Plan” to invest where needs are greatest. #SaludTues https://t.co/fADJOBLz6g |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A7 @DVRPC’s “Equity Through Access” Map toolkit. It’s all about accessibility-driven performance analysis for vulnerable populations. #SaludTues https://t.co/cROdqRHCJo |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A7 We admire groups and educators who are investing in early care and building a trauma-informed care workforce. #SaludTues https://t.co/731M7AnbUM |
 | Christine @1chefdiva RT @SaludAmerica: A6 We can help by elevating the early years and social emotional learning. We need to build #traumainformed schools and communities so kids have the best chance to stay healthy and thrive. #SaludTues https://t.co/oMOqtmFav3 |
| Sara Zimmerman @Saraziesque RT @ChangeLabWorks: A6.1 Public participation in policy development is central to democratic government. Yet some folks have been left out. Creating healthy, equitable communities means putting those most affected at the center of the decision-making process. #SaludTues https://t.co/4DzVZpFN1P |
 | Human Impact Partners @HumanImpact_HIP RT @NCHH: A6 As communities take interest in enacting policies to prevent #leadexposure, they must include the voices of those impacted. Read "5 Ways to Achieve Equity in #LeadPoisoning Prevention #PolicyMaking": https://t.co/1nLddnwYV9 @JoyceFdn @HumanImpact_HIP #SaludTues #SaludTues |
| Brian C. Castrucci, DrPH @BrianCCastrucci @SAMetroHealth @ColleenBridger and @Ron_Nirenberg are so ahead of the curve it looks like an ant hill in the rear view. |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A7 San Antonio dedicated funding for an ACEs coordinator. WTG @SAMetroHealth and @ColleenBridger! #saludtues https://t.co/OcdKoDLenc |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A7 Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) (23% Latino) has spent the past six years integrating trauma-informed practices, such as social and emotional learning and restorative discipline, to help students feel supported and understood. #SaludTues https://t.co/oQ5IMENpP1 |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Health inequities exist when there is a difference in health outcomes across different groups of people, and that difference is caused by something: systematic (carefully planned), avoidable, or unfair and unjust. #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: A7 We love how San Antonio police are notifying schools when a child is present at a scene so the school can "Handle with Care." #SaludTues https://t.co/yql3Bn8BNB |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ResilNation: A7: A7: Five #ResilientNation communities across the country are modeling/learning how cross-sector collaboration can begin to address inequity & structural racism in the system through the #PairofAces. #SaludTues Learn more: https://t.co/R6Y9ipMo0n https://t.co/X5sQG3nlna |
| Sara Zimmerman @Saraziesque RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Auto-dependence is a driver. 😉 But seriously, driving is expensive, dirty, and dangerous. #SaludTues https://t.co/vDbL9j0ZqH |
| Brian C. Castrucci, DrPH @BrianCCastrucci RT @NCHH: See #HiAP in action at the state and local levels to reduce #leadexposure. https://t.co/MxXXf7HSxu @NACCHOalerts @nehaorg @ASTHO @CDCEnvironment #SaludTues |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @ResilNation: A7: A7: Five #ResilientNation communities across the country are modeling/learning how cross-sector collaboration can begin to address inequity & structural racism in the system through the #PairofAces. #SaludTues Learn more: https://t.co/R6Y9ipMo0n https://t.co/X5sQG3nlna |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A7.3 There are so many talented, insightful orgs and individuals on this chat! Make sure you scroll through and see all they have to offer – it’s so inspiring! #SaludTues #HealthEquity Thanks again to all who participated! |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @BrianCCastrucci It's frustrating. #SaludTues |
 | Madeleine Villanueva @Madeleine_V_ The latest MAD Recon: Early Care & Ed Daily! https://t.co/pRCwu1Vn0g Thanks to @youngchildfacts @zheggie @TimBartik #saludtues #earthday |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap A7 (2/2): Follow @railstotrails, a phenomenal nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a nationwide network of trails from former rail lines and connecting corridors to build healthier places for healthier people. We ❤️ #RTC! #SaludTues https://t.co/3DoWpKOgDY |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @ChangeLabWorks: A7.3 There are so many talented, insightful orgs and individuals on this chat! Make sure you scroll through and see all they have to offer – it’s so inspiring! #SaludTues #HealthEquity Thanks again to all who participated! |
 | André Blackman @mindofandre RT @ChangeLabWorks: A7.3 There are so many talented, insightful orgs and individuals on this chat! Make sure you scroll through and see all they have to offer – it’s so inspiring! #SaludTues #HealthEquity Thanks again to all who participated! |
| Nathan Chomilo, MD, FAAP, FACP @ChomiloMD RT @md4healthequity: A2 It is estimated that only 10-20 percent of health outcomes are directly attributable to health care. The health differences that arise from economic, social or environmental disadvantages are called health disparities. #SaludTues https://t.co/xD1hTvyg6o |
| Nathan Chomilo, MD, FAAP, FACP @ChomiloMD RT @md4healthequity: A4- In MN policies on the table that can improve health & equity include #PaidLeaveMN #T21 #homesforallmn #MNCare4All #HomeworkStartsWithHome #UnsetTheSunset among many more! #mnleg #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Thanks to everyone who joined today's #SaludTues, and thanks to our awesome cohosts! @ChangeLabWorks @Voices4HK! Keep an eye for a recap on Wakelet. Follow next week for a chat on Heart Health. |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap RT @SaludAmerica: Thanks to everyone who joined today's #SaludTues, and thanks to our awesome cohosts! @ChangeLabWorks @Voices4HK! Keep an eye for a recap on Wakelet. Follow next week for a chat on Heart Health. |
| VoicesForHealthyKids @Voices4HK Thank you @SaludAmerica and @ChangeLabWorks for another great #saludtues chat! |
| Cultiva La Salud @CultivaLaSalud A7 We admire @LCJandA, @CWaterC & @FresnoBHC to name a few orgs because they are working alongside community members to advance health equity and social justice issues. Plus their leaders are Latinas who are totally bad ass. #SiSePuede #SaludTues |
| Brian C. Castrucci, DrPH @BrianCCastrucci Thank you #SaludTues. Got me all ready for tomorrow’s talk at #APHN2019. |
 | Norma Robles #5⚽️ @normaarobles RT @ChangeLabWorks: A3.1 Present-day inequities are rooted in historical injustice and systemic inequality going back to colonization and slavery. These biases are reflected in modern systems and law & policy that influence health. Undoing those unfair policies can create #healthequity. #SaludTues https://t.co/f74S7uFhpz |
 | Sylvia C. Brown @sylviacbrown Cc #bikedc #visionzero @rondtjr |
| PublicHealthMaps @PublicHealthMap @SaludAmerica @ChangeLabWorks @Voices4HK Thanks @SaludAmerica for another phenomenal tweetchat! Looking forward to reviewing all the great resources from yourselves, @ChangeLabWorks @Voices4HK @BrianCCastrucci @AMFitnessHealth @HHS_HealthReg2 and others! Keep up the awesome work! Until the next #SaludTues! 👏🏾😃🚵🏽♂️ https://t.co/06noIBEYWX |
| National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH) @NCHH RT @SaludAmerica: Thanks to everyone who joined today's #SaludTues, and thanks to our awesome cohosts! @ChangeLabWorks @Voices4HK! Keep an eye for a recap on Wakelet. Follow next week for a chat on Heart Health. |
| National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH) @NCHH Thanks for another great #SaludTues chat, @SaludAmerica, @ChangeLabWorks, and @Voices4HK! |
 | Fair Haven Community Health Care @FairHavenCHC Healthy communities are always made better through collaboration. |
| Norma Robles #5⚽️ @normaarobles RT @HHS_HealthReg2: The social and economic environments in which we live, learn, work and play are known as the #SocialDeterminantsOfHealth (#SDOH). #SaludTues https://t.co/1KY2do2r8d |
 | Build Healthy Places Network @BHPNetwork RT @ChangeLabWorks: A2.2 In our #EquityBlueprint, we identified 5 fundamental drivers of health inequities: A2.2 In our #EquityBlueprint, we identified 5 fundamental drivers of health inequities: 1. Structural discrimination 2. Income inequality and poverty 3. Disparities in opportunity 4. Disparities in political power 5. Governance that limits meaningful participation. #SaludTues https://t.co/SbvRFcwj9X |
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