Márk Bérdi
[Bibliometric analysis of Hungarian-related publications in suicidal behavior research of the last three decades]
Psychiatria Hungarica : A Magyar Pszichiatriai Tarsasag tudomanyos folyoirata
social needs housing employment food income social isolation significant impact individuals families communities individuals increasingly presenting health settings social needs illequipped address nonmedical needs social prescribing systematic approach connecting health social community sectors better address social needs improve health wellbeing social prescribing interventions implemented worldwide variability health social care systems internationally important social prescribing interventions codesigned key stakeholders ensure implemented sustained within local systems australian case study provides detailed description process undertaken codesign social prescribing service model regional area four codesign workshops undertaken two health social care professionals two community members project followed iterative process resourcing planning recruiting sensitising facilitation reflection building change across workshops process key stakeholders able successfully codesign social prescribing model care region demonstrating process materials used project aim open black box codesign social prescribing provide ideas resources others adapt utilise project designed undertaken steering committee comprising universitybased researchers authors c b local government author health social community services authors b g w j r members steering committee participated project design participant recruitment workshop facilitation data analysis interpretation