Name 3 SDOH screening tools.

Name 3 SDOH screening tools.

• A. PRAPARE, AHC tool, Health Leads toolkit.
• B. PHQ-9, GAD-7, PROMIS.
• C. MMSE, MoCA, SLUMS.
• D. WHOQOL, SF-36, EQ-5D.

Answer: (A)

Screening for social determinants of health focuses on the nonmedical factors that shape a person’s health—things like housing stability, food security, transportation, and access to resources. The set that includes PRAPARE, the AHC tool, and the Health Leads toolkit is designed specifically to identify these social needs and to connect patients with appropriate community resources. PRAPARE is widely used in clinics to gather structured SDOH information about patients’ living conditions and supports. The AHC tool serves as another instrument for assessing social risks that can impact health outcomes. The Health Leads toolkit provides a practical, question-based approach to uncover social needs and link patients to local services. The other groups, by contrast, focus on mental health symptoms (depression, anxiety), cognitive screening, or health-related quality of life, rather than directly screening for social determinants of health.

Screening for social determinants of health focuses on the nonmedical factors that shape a person’s health—things like housing stability, food security, transportation, and access to resources. The set that includes PRAPARE, the AHC tool, and the Health Leads toolkit is designed specifically to identify these social needs and to connect patients with appropriate community resources. PRAPARE is widely used in clinics to gather structured SDOH information about patients’ living conditions and supports. The AHC tool serves as another instrument for assessing social risks that can impact health outcomes. The Health Leads toolkit provides a practical, question-based approach to uncover social needs and link patients to local services. The other groups, by contrast, focus on mental health symptoms (depression, anxiety), cognitive screening, or health-related quality of life, rather than directly screening for social determinants of health.