Engaging Community Partners in Community Health Improvement Planning & Research (PHD1123/Theory Option 2-Prelim) (May 2024) by Andrew Springer

a.) How would you identify community partners (stakeholders) for a community improvement initiative/planning group? What are specific concepts/tools that could be helpful? b.) What organizations/groups would you involve in a planning group for your project/

andrewespringer — 2024-05-12 14:35:12 UTC

List one or more CBPR principle and describe how you would incorporate to guide a community health planning initiative

andrewespringer — 2024-05-12 14:35:12 UTC

CBPR Principles

andrewespringer — 2024-05-12 14:35:12 UTC

1) CBPR recognizes community as unit; 2) Builds on strengths & resources within community; 3) Facilitates collab/equitable partnerships in all research phases; 4.) Promotes co-learning/capacity building; 5.) Integrates balance between research & action;
6) Emphasizes public health problems of local relevance & ecological approach; 7.) Involves systems development through a cyclical/iterative process; 8.) Disseminates findings/knowledge to all partners ; 9.) Requires a long-term process & commitment to sustainability; 10.) Addresses issues of race/class'/racism and embraces “cultural humility"

How would your organize your community planning group (co-chairs? work groups? organizational tools such as org charts, timelines? Example resources to guide organizational structures that you could cite?)

andrewespringer — 2024-05-12 14:35:12 UTC

Identify one or more community health promotion theory/planning framework that can guide a community-engaged health promotion initiative

andrewespringer — 2024-05-12 14:35:12 UTC

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Community Health Development framework

Collective Impact model

CBPR

Framework

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Human Centered Design

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-Tools to identify a community partner would be to analyze shared knowledge within the health topic and what they are able to provide to the health problem.

-Planned Parenthood & parental involvement groups

Dawn Rogers

dawnmrogers — 2024-05-13 19:11:28 UTC

School community: students will be more likely reached within a school base program.

Stakeholders (Planning Group):

Teachers, health educators, Principal, School board, PTO.

American Lung Association, American Heart Association (materials and educational materials, student org. in schools, etc.

Identify those within the community that are impacted and those that could benefit the community.

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stakeholders: priority population; asset mapping to identify partners and resources

Framework CBPR, IM and other participatory models

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a) Asset mapping

b) Health departments, Culture of Health Advancing Together (CHAT)

Cynthia M CB

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Stakeholders: Impacted by the health problem, community leaders, lawmakers
Local mental health providers

Dawn Rogers

dawnmrogers — 2024-05-13 19:12:49 UTC

CBPR: Community based participatory Research framework.

Bring the community members together and gather diverse perspectives to develop program.

Gantt Chart

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Identify partners. Attend community meetings, organize focus groups, create a planning group

Planning group: representatives of the community, clinics, faith organizations, researchers

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-Org chart & realistic timelines

Cynthia M CB

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Community Based Participatory Research

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Dawn Rogers

dawnmrogers — 2024-05-13 19:14:46 UTC

CBPR:

Include all planning group members (including student organizations, parents, etc) in the development of the program, gather perspectives on how to best reach the students, ensure to include all planning group members in the evaluation process. They can also be included in advocating for policy change.

Active Community Engagement Continuum

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Dawn Rogers

dawnmrogers — 2024-05-13 19:16:14 UTC

Use Gantt charts to develop a timeline of research design and evaluation design., develop work groups in reaching out to the community and also to collaborate among planning group members (advisory boards, etc).