Using Factor Analysis to Streamline Social Screening for the Emergency Department

In this health system, incomplete social risk/social need questionnaires are common. To improve response rates, the social risk/social need framework elucidated by our factor analysis will guide the development of a consolidated questionnaire for the EDs.

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Academic Emergency Medicine
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2025-11-06
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https://doi.org/10.1111/acem.70184
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Food Security and Health in Diverse Populations
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Using Factor Analysis to Streamline Social Screening for the Emergency Department

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Using Factor Analysis to Streamline Social Screening for the Emergency Department

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Abstract

In this health system, incomplete social risk/social need questionnaires are common. To improve response rates, the social risk/social need framework elucidated by our factor analysis will guide the development of a consolidated questionnaire for the EDs.

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