Crisis Intervention Analysis

Crisis Intervention
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Crisis Intervention
Social determinants of health refer to environmental conditions in which individuals live, worship, learn, born, play, and age. These aspects of health significantly influence people's health and their quality of life outcomes and risks. On the contrary, health crises are challenging situations that affect individuals in specific geographic areas, locality, or the entire world.
Social determinants of health relate to crises in various ways. For example, the former determines resources' availability, such as food and safe housing, which fulfil humans' needs. Additionally, social determinants of health include the accessibility of medical services, education, racism, crime, transportation, public safety, and stressful conditions (Silverstein, Hsu, & Bell, 2019). In that light, since they affect people's daily lives, they can contribute to health crises. Let's consider the COVID-19 pandemic, which is a significant health crisis globally. The way people interact with others or perform their daily activities has been adversely affected. At some point, the government authorized the closure of educational institutions to reduce the disease's spread (Singu, Acharya, Challagundla, & Byrareddy, 2020). In that case, coronavirus has significantly influenced social determinants of health.
Social determinants of health and crises have significant implications for client care. For instance, the accessibility of proper healthcare services during this time of the COV...