Author(s): Hayran Ceren*
Social prescribing has gained significant attention as a holistic approach to healthcare that addresses not only physical ailments but also mental, emotional, and social well-being. Central to its success is the role of community empowerment and an adequately trained workforce. This review article explores the prospects of enhancing workforce training in social prescribing to empower communities and improve overall health outcomes. By examining the key components of social prescribing, current challenges, and potential benefits, this article sheds light on the pivotal role of well-trained professionals in fostering successful community-driven healthcare initiatives.
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