« CASE STUDIES Achieving Better Health Outcomes with Accurate, Focused Analysis of Social Determinants of Health Data Incorporating Social Determinants of Health Data in Practice Setting the Stage Clinical data has long driven decision-making for healthcare providers and insurers, but it tells only part of the story. Healthcare leaders who utilize external data regarding social determinants of health (SDOH) better understand the economic and environmental factors driving patient risk, can better predict health outcomes, and offer more individualized care. However, getting that data and finding a way to understand and utilize it has been a struggle. Most publicly available datasets have been too generalized to support productive analysis for a particular healthcare environment. A network of research, government, and commercial entities is now making more refined SDOH datasets available, and the potential for more effective interventions is growing because of it. Comprehensive data and analytical tools that utilize SDOH data can better predict health outcomes, giving healthcare providers the opportunity to proactively address risk factors, improve outcomes for patients, and lower costs by utilizing holistic preventive care and treatment plans. Data Analytics DOWNLOAD CASE STUDY Using SDOH to Reduce Infant Mortality Turning Data into Better Outcomes for Congestive Heart Failure Patients Moving from Data to Action Impact Contact Us × Contact KSMC Have a question or request for KSMC? Fill out the form below and we’ll get back to you quickly. First Name*Last Name*Email* PhoneOrganization/Company*Which service are you interested in?Application DevelopmentData AnalyticsIT ConsultingManagement ConsultingProject ManagementOtherMessageNewsletter Subscribe I would like to subscribe to the KSM Consulting monthly newsletter. I understand that I may opt-out at any time. Consent* I agree to KSM Consulting's Privacy Policy and Terms and understand that my information will be processed in accordance with those Terms.EmailThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.