Pronunciation: /ˈsoʊʃəl prɪˈskraɪbɪŋ/
noun a method of healthcare that involves referring patients to non-medical activities or services to improve their overall well-being and quality of life
A1 Social prescribing is when healthcare professionals refer patients to community activities.
A2 Patients can benefit from social prescribing by engaging in activities like gardening or art classes.
B1 Social prescribing has been shown to improve patients' mental health and well-being.
B2 Some healthcare systems have implemented social prescribing programs to address non-medical needs of patients.
C1 Research has indicated that social prescribing can reduce healthcare costs by promoting preventative care.
C2 The effectiveness of social prescribing interventions may vary depending on the individual's social and economic circumstances.
formal Social prescribing is a healthcare model where healthcare professionals refer patients to non-medical activities to improve their overall well-being.
informal My doctor recommended social prescribing for my anxiety, so now I'm trying out yoga and art classes.
slang I never thought social prescribing would actually work, but now I'm feeling more connected and motivated.
figurative Social prescribing is like a prescription for your soul, helping you find joy and purpose outside of traditional medicine.
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