Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Research Centers - 2019

项目摘要 20多年来，亚利桑那州预防研究中心(AzPRC)一直为学术研究提供保护伞 社区合作研究、培训、能力建设和翻译工作，以减少健康 该州慢性病的差异。以实践为基础的慢性病研究基础 预防和控制，重点是墨西哥血统的拉丁裔，使我们能够做出实质性贡献 CDC在营养、体力活动和肥胖症方面的胜利之战，以及在主要国家 发现糖尿病患者的差异。通过这样做，AzPRC的目标和目标将继承现有的努力 AzPRC人员和合作伙伴推动国家慢性病预防和健康中心 推广的使命是支持人们和社区预防慢性病和促进健康 全民“，特别是通过我们的努力：1)将循证战略纳入卫生系统，包括 卫生部门和联邦合格的卫生中心；2)与公共卫生系统和 社区卫生工作者(CHW)工作人员实施政策、系统和环境变化努力 旨在为人们创造健康的工作、学习和娱乐场所；以及3)改善社区临床 建立联系，以确保与文化相关的预防和促进工作的机会和质量。在接下来的时间 五年内，AzPRC将与县卫生部门、联邦合格的卫生中心、亚利桑那州 卫生服务部和社区组织，以减少慢性病风险和解决社会问题 全州健康的决定因素。AzPRC将通过以下努力的综合影响实现这一目标 基础设施、社区参与、伙伴关系和技术援助、通信和 传播、培训、评估和翻译。AzPRC，使用最先进的和高效的 方法，还将执行一个严格的以实践为基础的公共卫生研究项目，该项目将使用杠杆 利用现有资源和团体支持流程降低慢性病风险并解决社会问题 健康的决定因素。该项目还将测试拉丁裔健康优势的理论模型，并评估 初级保健和社区卫生服务潜在整合的潜在新评估工具。在 这项研究的后期阶段，在我们之前成功的全州公共卫生系统努力的指导下， 扩展CHW干预模式，该计划在全州的可持续性和可扩展性将是 焦点。

Project Summary For over 20 years, the Arizona Prevention Research Center (AzPRC) has provided an umbrella for academic community collaborative research, training, capacity building, and translation efforts to reduce health disparities in chronic disease in the state. The AzPRC foundation of practice-based research on chronic disease prevention and control, with a focus on Latinos of Mexican-origin, well positions us to substantively contribute to CDC’s winnable battle of nutrition, physical activity and obesity as well as addressing major national disparities identified for diabetes. In doing so, AzPRC goals and objectives will carry forward existing efforts of AzPRC personnel and partners to further the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion’s mission “to support people and communities in preventing chronic disease and promoting health for all”, specifically through our efforts to: 1) integrating evidence-based strategies in health systems including health departments and federally qualified health centers; 2) working with public health systems and the Community Health Worker (CHW) workforce to implement policy, systems & environmental change efforts designed to create healthy places for people to work, learn and play; and 3) improving community-clinical linkages to ensure access to, and quality of, culturally relevant prevention and promotion efforts. Over the next five years the AzPRC will work with county health departments, federally qualified health centers, the Arizona Department of Health Services, and community organizations to reduce chronic disease risk and address social determinants of health statewide. The AzPRC will achieve this goal through the integrated impact of efforts in infrastructure, community engagement, partnering and technical assistance, communication and dissemination, training, evaluation and translation. The AzPRC, using state of the art and efficient methodologies, will also execute a rigorous practice-based public health research project that will use leverage existing resources and use group support processes to reduce chronic disease risk and address social determinants of health. The project will also test a theoretical model of Latino health advantages and evaluate potential novel assessment tools of potential integration in primary care and community health services. In the latter stages of this research, guided by our prior successful statewide public health system-based efforts to expand CHW intervention models, the sustainability and scalable of this program throughout the State will be focal.