Reports on adopting the SPARK tool to enhance social needs data collection in primary care, indicating its feasibility and acceptance.
The SPARK tool is acceptable and feasible for adoption in primary care clinics. This study provides practical insight into implementing demographic and social needs data collection, including adaptations to clinic workflows, enhanced integration platforms, and supports that ensure the sustainability of social needs screening in primary care.
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