AppalTRuST Community Outreach and Participant Engagement Core
AppalTRUST 社区外展和参与者参与核心
基本信息
- 批准号:10665325
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 122.04万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2023-09-30 至 2028-08-31
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AddressAdultAgeAppalachian RegionBackBehaviorBiometryCalibrationCitiesCommunitiesCommunity OutreachCountyDataData CollectionDevicesElectronic MailElectronicsEnrollmentEnsureEquityFosteringFutureGoalsHeterogeneityHomeIndividualInformaticsInterviewKentuckyKnowledgeLibrariesLongitudinal StudiesMarketingMass MediaMonitorOutcomeParticipantPatternPersonsPilot ProjectsPrintingProbability SamplesRegulationReportingResearchResearch Project GrantsRuralRural AppalachiaRural CommunityRural PopulationSamplingServicesShapesStatistical MethodsSurveysSystemTaxonomyTelephoneTextTimeTobacco useTrainingTrustUpdateVariantVisitWorkWritingcohortcommunity engaged researchcontextual factorscost efficientdata resourcedata warehousedesigndigitaleligible participantfollow-upinnovationinsightinterestlow health literacymeetingsoutreachparticipant enrollmentparticipant retentionpatient engagementperi-urbanrecruitretention rateruralitysocial mediatobacco regulationtobacco regulatory sciencetobacco userweb siteyoung adult
项目摘要
ABSTRACT – COMMUNITY OUTREACH AND PARTICIPANT ENGAGEMENT (COPE) CORE
The Community Outreach and Participant Engagement (COPE) Core will recruit and retain the AppalTRuST
Cohort of 2,000 adults (ages 18+) in Appalachian Kentucky (KY) including a) an address-based probability
sample (PS) of 1,000 participants; and b) a quota-based non-probability sample (NPS) of 1,000 participants.
The Biostatistics and Informatics Core (BIC) will use statistical methods to combine them. Project 1 will use the
full AppalTRuST Cohort (N=2,000), providing an adequate sample to capture estimates of tobacco use
behaviors (e.g., initiation, switching, transitions) over time among subpopulations of interest (e.g., young
adults, tobacco users). Project 2 (n=308, ages 18-24) and Project 3 (n=473 tobacco users, ages 21+) will draw
from the Cohort. All projects, pilots, and TCORS partners will have access to the Cohort data through our
AppalTRuST Data Warehouse.
Using established rural/urban taxonomies, we selected heterogeneous counties that make up a rural
catchment of 5 counties and a peri-urban (i.e., intermediate and smaller cities and towns) catchment of 3
counties, enabling projects to assess contextual- and individual-level effects of rurality on outcomes, enhancing
innovation and our ability to inform more equitable FDA regulations. COPE Aims are to: (1) develop and
implement a culturally tailored community-engaged outreach campaign to promote participation in the
AppalTRuST Cohort; (2) implement strategic recruitment and baseline data collection for the AppalTRuST
Cohort (Project 1) and recruitment into the other projects and pilot studies; (3) implement strategic retention
strategies and administer 6-month follow-up surveys; and (4) disseminate AppalTRuST research findings to
the community to sustain support and retention.
COPE will co-design a community outreach campaign with two community advisory boards (one per
catchment) with promotional materials tailored for Appalachian KY that are strategically disseminated to reach
subpopulations of interest (e.g., tobacco users). COPE will hire, train, and monitor local field staff to recruit and
enroll participants into the AppalTRuST Cohort and manage completion of 6-month follow-up surveys. Cohort
participants will complete 3 to 8 surveys, depending on time of enrollment in Project 1. Multiple strategies will
maximize retention, including our community outreach campaign and monthly contact between participants
and field staff. Our community dissemination plan will report back AppalTRuST study findings to sustain
community support and Cohort retention. The innovative approaches implemented by COPE will support
AppalTRuST in closing a critical knowledge gap in rural tobacco use behaviors, marketing, and impact analysis
to help shape more equitable FDA regulations.
摘要-社区外展和参与者参与(科普)核心
社区外展和参与者参与(科普)核心将招募和保留AppalTRuST
肯塔基州(KY)阿巴拉契亚地区的2,000名成年人(18岁以上)队列,包括a)基于地址的概率
1,000名参与者的样本(PS);以及B)1,000名参与者的基于配额的非概率样本(PSB)。
生物统计学和信息学核心(BIC)将使用统计方法将它们联合收割机结合起来。项目1将使用
完整的AppalTRuST队列(N= 2,000),提供足够的样本以获取烟草使用的估计值
行为(例如,起始、转换、转变)在感兴趣的亚群(例如,年轻
成人、烟草使用者)。项目2(n=308,年龄18-24岁)和项目3(n=473名烟草使用者,年龄21岁以上)
从队列。所有项目、试点项目和TCORS合作伙伴都可以通过我们的
AppalTRuST数据仓库。
使用已建立的农村/城市分类法,我们选择了组成农村的异质县,
5个县和一个城市周边的流域(即,中小城市和城镇)
县,使项目能够评估农村对结果的背景和个人影响,
创新和我们为更公平的FDA法规提供信息的能力。科普的目标是:(1)开发和
开展一项适合文化特点的社区参与的外联活动,
AppalTRuST队列;(2)为AppalTRuST实施战略招募和基线数据收集
队列(项目1)和招聘到其他项目和试点研究;(3)实施战略保留
战略和管理6个月的后续调查;(4)传播AppalTRuST的研究结果,
社区继续支持和保留。
科普将与两个社区咨询委员会(每个委员会一个)共同设计一个社区外展活动。
流域)与宣传材料量身定制的阿巴拉契亚肯塔基州,战略传播,以达到
感兴趣的亚群(例如,烟草使用者)。科普将雇用、培训和监督当地外勤人员,
将受试者纳入AppalTRuST队列,并完成6个月的随访调查。队列
参与者将完成3至8项调查,具体取决于参加项目1的时间。多种策略将
最大限度地保留,包括我们的社区外展活动和参与者之间的每月联系
和外地工作人员。我们的社区传播计划将报告AppalTRuST研究结果,以维持
社区支持和队列保留。科普实施的创新方法将支持
AppalTRuST在缩小农村烟草使用行为、营销和影响分析方面的关键知识差距
帮助制定更公平的FDA法规。
项目成果
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