Transitioning from CHIP to CHIRP: blending community health development with community-based participatory research.
Transitioning from CHIP to CHIRP: blending community health development with community-based participatory research.
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DOI：
10.1097/fch.0b013e3181e4bc8e
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发表时间：
2010-07
影响因子：
2.3
通讯作者：
Hastings DD
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作者：
McGinnis PB;Hunsberger M;Davis M;Smith J;Beamer BA;Hastings DD
2006年，一个社区卫生发展模式被用于让俄勒冈州杰斐逊县的公民参与当地的卫生问题。儿童肥胖成为一个首要的健康问题。2007年，俄勒冈健康与科学大学引入了一个研究组成部分，以帮助社区收集资源并为该领域提供信息。本案例研究描述了山景城社区健康改善伙伴关系与俄勒冈健康与科学大学之间的合作，以增加健康体重的县儿童数量。研究和项目同时发生，因为社区成员的动机是行动，而研究是一个较慢的过程。
In 2006, a community health development model was used to engage citizens in Jefferson County, Oregon, around local health concerns. Childhood obesity emerged as a priority health issue. In 2007, a research component was introduced by Oregon Health & Science University to help the community garner resources and inform the field. This case study describes the collaboration between the Mountain View Community Health Improvement Partnership and Oregon Health & Science University to increase the number of county children at a healthy weight. Research and projects occurred simultaneously since community members are motivated by action, and research is a slower process.