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Reinforcing local capacity might allow for autonomous health promotion.
-Lorena

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To explore/measure the complex relationships among the dimensions of capacity.
-Lorena

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Since community-based interventions are complex and context specific, it is difficult to generalize study results.
-Lorena

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CCBT (S. Korea) for Measuring Community Capacity

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CCBT (S. Korea) for Measuring Community Capacity

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The Korean version the community capacity-building tool (CCBT) has many constructs similar to Health Belief Model and Social Cognitive Theory. Higher scores indicated higher community capacity (Chae, 2021). (Sharon)

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CCBT (S. Korea) Leverages the WHO Healthy Settings Framework

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CCBT (S. Korea) Leverages the WHO Healthy Settings Framework

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The Healthy settings in Western Pacific (who.int) emphasizes that settings shape the environment. Settings include homes, schools, work sites, hospitals, markets, prisons, communities, villages, cities, and islands. (Sharon)

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A setting is where people actively use and shape the environment, and is therefore where people create or solve problems relating to health. Settings can normally be identified as having physical boundaries, a range of people with defined roles, and an organizational structure. Examples of settings include homes, schools, work sites, hospitals, markets, prisons, communities, villages, cities and islands.

Particularly vulnerable to health challenges and risks brought about by unsafe environments are children and adolescents. To ensure we provide a healthier future for them, we can invest in schools as 'incubators' for health, which can influence and inspire children and adolescents to be healthier adults and achieve their highest capability and potential.

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A setting is where people actively use and shape the environment, and is therefore where people create or solve problems relating to health. Settings can normally be identified as having physical boundaries, a range of people with defined roles, and an organizational structure.

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The 10 Dimensions Give Us a Basis for Comparison

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The 10 Dimensions Give Us a Basis for Comparison

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Every community health improvement plan will have some unique characteristics, so the model gives us ways to standardize for comparisons and communications. (Sharon)

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Some Dimensions of Community Capacity are Harder to Achieve

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Some Dimensions of Community Capacity are Harder to Achieve

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Three dimensions of capacity not directly observed within the three rural case studies were community power, community values, and sense of community (Garney, 2017).  Is this common? (Sharon)

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What other perspectives/modifications would enhance the theory/model?

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What are some limitations of the theory/model?

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How is this theory/model helpful for guiding comm. health research or practice?

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How is this theory/model helpful for guiding comm. health research or practice?

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What are main constructs/concepts of theory?

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Community capacity is defined as "a set of dynamic community traits, resources, and associational patterns that can be brought to bear for community-building and community health improvement". Capacity is an inherent trait of a systems perspective on health and requires measurement at multiple levels. (Yiqun)

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Empowers community to address health issues by applying existing capacity.

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Empowers community to address health issues by applying existing capacity.

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As capacity is mobilized, it can enhance a community’s ability to deal with
issues and produce change. (Yiqun)

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"...[C]ommunity capacity is defined as the interaction of human capital, organizational resources, and social capital within a community, which can be used to solve the population’s problems and improve the community’s wellbeing [6]. " 6= Chaskin et al., 2001

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"Therefore, rather than providing a fragmentary health promotion program for groups that have difficulty receiving institutional benefits, local community capacity was reinforced, allowing for autonomous health promotion. " -Andrew

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The dimensions are interrelated and it is difficult to measure each dimension. Therefore, knowing which initiative to begin with is difficult.
-Stephany

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Understanding what influence leadership, formal and informal, has over the other dimensions.
-Stephany

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Labonte: Continuum model of empowerment : five components: (i) personal action, (ii) small groups, (iii) community organisation, (iv) partnership and (v) social and political action. Labonte and Laverack (2008) emphasised the need for health promoters to build community capacity, develop strong community organisational structures and encourage wider community participation. -Andrew

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The CHD process gives communities a framework to apply their existing capacity to address health issues at the community level. As capacity is mobilized, it can enhance a community’s ability to deal with issues and produce change. -Ghia

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Focusing also on policy, as it is needed to strengthen community capacity on a societal level -Ghia

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The complexity of the built environment from community to community, therefore this model may not work the same across different settings - Ghia