Community Approaches to Cardiovascular Health: Dissemination Phase

描述（由申请人提供）：社区心血管健康途径：传播阶段（以下简称CATCH- D）提出了一种基于社区的参与式研究（CBPR）方法，使社区、学术和卫生实践伙伴参与：1)传播来自CATCH：心脏健康干预阶段途径（CATCH- i）的知识和信息；2)在社区场所整合通过CATCH: I开发的循证干预措施的改编版本；3)提高社区参与未来卫生研究和实践的能力，以消除卫生差距。该项目将由健康环境伙伴关系（HEP）执行，这是一个2000年建立的CBPR伙伴关系，目的是评估社区环境，制定、实施和评估多层次循证干预措施，以降低密歇根州底特律的心脏病风险，该市83%的居民是非西班牙裔黑人（NHB）， 7%的居民是西班牙裔。CATCH- i（2008-2013）直接建立在CATCH计划阶段（CATCH- p, 2005-2008）的结果之上，每个阶段都是由NIMHD资助进行的。具体而言，我们将：1)：通过适当和文化上一致的社区场所、同行评审出版物和政策场所，传播在CATCH：干预阶段实施的“用心走到健康”循证干预所获得的知识和信息。2)将循证的“Walk Your Heart to Health”干预融入底特律心血管疾病高危社区，实施基于理论驱动的WYHH整合策略，并对实施过程进行评估；3)通过提高赠款撰写、宣传和政策改变方面的技能，加强社区参与未来可能对参与的社区有益的卫生研究的能力；4)扩大、加强和评估HEP CBPR伙伴关系，让现有和新的伙伴关系成员参与为CATCH：传播阶段的所有方面提供科学和社区监督。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Community Approaches to Cardiovascular Health: Dissemination Phase (henceforth CATCH - D) proposes a community-based participatory research (CBPR) approach that engages community, academic and health practice partners in: 1) dissemination of knowledge and information derived from the CATCH: Pathways to Heart Health Intervention Phase (CATCH-I); 2) integrates an adapted version of the evidence- based intervention developed through the CATCH: I in community venues; and 3) enhances the capacity of communities to engage in future health research and practice to eliminate health disparities. The project will be carried out by the Healthy Environments Partnership (HEP), a CBPR partnership established in 2000 to assess community environments, and to develop, implement and evaluate multilevel evidence-based interventions to reduce the risk of heart disease in Detroit, Michigan, a city in which 83% of residents are non-Hispanic Black (NHB) and 7% are Hispanic. CATCH-I (2008-2013) built directly on results from the CATCH Planning Phase (CATCH-P, 2005-2008), each conducted with funding from NIMHD. Specifically we will: 1): Disseminate the knowledge and information derived from the Walk Your Heart to Health evidence- based intervention implemented during the CATCH: Intervention Phase through appropriate and culturally congruent community venues, peer reviewed publications, and policy venues. 2) Adapt the evidence-based Walk Your Heart to Health intervention, implement a theory-driven strategy to integrate WYHH in community- based and faith-based community venues in Detroit neighborhoods at high risk of CVD, and evaluate the implementation process; 3) Enhance the capacity of communities to engage in future health research that may be beneficial to the engaged communities through increased skills in grant writing, advocacy and policy change; and 4) Expand, strengthen and evaluate the HEP CBPR partnership, engaging existing and new members of the partnership in providing scientific and community oversight for all aspects of the CATCH: Dissemination Phase.