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This is a Observational study (also classified as: Literature Review).

August 19, 2025International Journal of Integrated CareOpen Access

Building on community assets to enable health and community financial wellness together

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SMShawna McGhanUniversity of New Brunswick LSLisa Allen ScottAlberta Health Services SPStephanie K. PattersonAlberta Health Services

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Collaboration strengthens community assets and improves financial wellness in primary care settings, suggesting an innovative model for health support.

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Primary care teams improved support for patients facing financial strain, enhancing community health outcomes through collaboration.
Financial wellness was prioritized in patient interactions, leading to more meaningful healthcare conversations and outcomes.
A multi-sectoral approach led to increased local actions and the development of sustainable community relationships.
Ongoing exploration of integrated health systems continues to foster collaboration on social determinants of health.

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McGhan et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af4cebad7bf08b1ead6ec4 https://doi.org/10.5334/ijic.nacic24031

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Collaboration strengthens community assets and improves financial wellness in primary care settings, suggesting an innovative model for health support.

Building on community assets to enable health and community financial wellness together

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Building on community assets to enable health and community financial wellness together

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