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Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) in Rural Communities SDOH refers to the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work, and age that can influence health risks and outcomes. In rural communities, the SDOH may include poverty, lack of access to personal transportation, limited availability of healthy foods, poor quality housing, and lack of access to health care (RHIhub, n.d.). The conditions may result in adverse chronic diseases, lower levels of mental health, and decreased life span. Besides, they can lead to other unfavorable health outcomes among individuals residing in rural regions. The Most Appropriate Model When addressing concerns regarding workplace violence against the nurses, it can be safely assumed that the Social and Community Context model is rather suitable. The Social and Community Context model can be an intermediary in the interaction between organizations and the community (RHIhub, n.d.). In particular, this model can help develop better policies to protect nurses. Besides, it can help create awareness regarding the effects of workplace violence on nurses and patient care. Social and Community Contexts are ready to mobilize support and facilitate cooperation with other stakeholders, such as police forces, policymakers, and communities. The model will help implement approaches to address.