Youth Excel Towards a Pan-Canadian Platform Linking Evidence and Action for Prevention
Youth Excel Towards a Pan-Canadian Platform Linking Evidence and Action for Prevention
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10.1002/cncr.26046
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发表时间：
2011-05-15
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6.2
通讯作者：
Cameron, Roy
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作者：
Riley, Barbara L.;Manske, Steve;Cameron, Roy
为了预防癌症和其他慢性病，需要进行人口层面的干预。它还促进那些生活在既定风险因素和疾病中的人的健康。在这篇文章中，作者描述了一种不断改进卫生部门内外的人口水平方案和政策的愿景和方法。这种愿景和方法植根于当代的思考，即需要什么来将人口和公共卫生领域的证据和行动联系起来。作者认为，作为癌症预防和控制社区，组织和从业者必须能够使用最好的可用证据来指导行动，并不断产生证据，不断改进预防政策和计划。这些当务之急要求政策、实践和研究领域的领导人共同努力，共同规划、实施和采取相关证据。Propel中心及其同事正在将这一方法落实到青年精英项目中，这是一项泛加拿大倡议，将来自卫生和教育部门的国家和省级组织聚集在一起，并利用了合作的历史。青年精英项目的目标是建立可持续的知识发展和交流能力，以便在迅速变化的社会环境中指导和调整预防工作。这一目标是为了促进创造促进健康的环境，并加快在预防青年和青壮年以及广大人口中预防癌症和其他疾病方面的进展。虽然预防是目的，但促进健康的环境也可以支持所有年龄段和患有既往疾病的个人的健康收益。此外，青年Excel正在采取的将证据和行动联系起来的方法可能适用于癌症控制的早期干预和治疗部分。癌症2011；117(10补充)：2281-8。(C)2011年美国癌症协会。
Population-level intervention is required to prevent cancer and other chronic diseases. It also promotes health for those living with established risk factors and illness. In this article, the authors describe a vision and approach for continuously improving population-level programs and policies within and beyond the health sector. The vision and approach are anchored in contemporary thinking about what is required to link evidence and action in the field of population and public health. The authors believe that, as a cancer prevention and control community, organizations and practitioners must be able to use the best available evidence to inform action and continually generate evidence that improves prevention policies and programs on an ongoing basis. These imperatives require leaders in policy, practice, and research fields to work together to jointly plan, conduct, and act on relevant evidence. The Propel Center and colleagues are implementing this approach in Youth Excel a pan-Canadian initiative that brings together national and provincial organizations from health and education sectors and capitalizes on a history of collaboration. The objective of Youth Excel is to build sustainable capacity for knowledge development and exchange that can guide and redirect prevention efforts in a rapidly evolving social environment. This goal is to contribute to creating health-promoting environments and to accelerate progress in preventing cancer and other diseases among youth and young adults and in the wider population. Although prevention is the aim, health-promoting environments also can support health gains for individuals of all ages and with established illness. In addition, the approach Youth Excel is taking to link evidence and action may be applicable to early intervention and treatment components of cancer control. Cancer 2011;117(10 suppl):2281-8. (C) 2011 American Cancer Society.