Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Research Centers
Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Research Centers
批准号:
10663103
负责人:
Rebecca J. Shlafer
金额:
$75.0万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2019
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2019-09-30 至 2024-09-29
中文摘要
摘要
明尼苏达大学健康青年发展预防研究中心(UMN PRC)旨在
发展和传播促进健康、健康发展和
通过与公共卫生机构、保健系统
K-12学校和相关组织。UMN中华人民共和国的宗旨、目标和目的与国家的
与青少年有关的健康目标。UMN PRC是明尼苏达大学学术健康的一部分
中心,加入了来自医学,护理和公共卫生学院的跨学科教师和工作人员。
我们与地方,州和国家组织合作,以改善年轻人的健康和福祉。
通过研究、研究传播和翻译、循证宣传、培训、技术
援助、战略沟通和评估。我们的活动是由一个社区咨询
指导UMN PRC的优先事项和资源利用的网络,以确保对
与青年人有关的社区驱动的需求和关切。UMN PRC的研究和研究翻译
议程以健康的青年发展模式为指导,将青年视为资源,
可以通过有意识的战略和机会来培养潜力,以建立健康,能力,
在生命的第二个十年及以后,
UMN PRC核心研究的目标是开发和试点测试临床水平的干预措施,
提高预防服务的质量,包括为11-17岁的农村青年提供独处时间
同时以适当的方式让父母参与进来。该项目是对青少年的第一次干预研究之一,
预防性保健服务,包括注重父母的参与,并设计为可复制的,
在其他地区的农村诊所,并通过州、区域和国家伙伴传播。本研究将
与明尼苏达州农村的初级保健诊所合作完成。在研究的初始阶段,
将通过与初级保健提供者进行形成性研究,最后确定干预信息和战略,
青少年和父母;并通过参与诊所系统和农村初级保健的指导
实践顾问。在研究的最后阶段,干预措施将得到实施和严格的评估。
我们将衡量干预对提供者和诊所工作人员的态度和做法;青少年和父母的影响
青少年接受护理的经验;以及诊所一级提供青少年预防保健服务的情况。
服务在知识转化为行动框架的指导下,我们将传播和翻译研究结果,
社区、实践和学术受众。与明尼苏达州农村社区的合作伙伴一起进行,
研究将有助于青年人的健康,健康发展和健康公平,解决多种问题,
国家卫生目标和战略重点。
英文摘要
Abstract
The University of Minnesota Healthy Youth Development Prevention Research Center (UMN PRC) aims to
develop and disseminate actionable knowledge and practices that promote health, healthy development &
health equity among all young people, through collaboration with public health agencies, health care systems,
K-12 schools, and related organizations. UMN PRC's aims, goals, and objectives are aligned with the nation's
health goals pertaining to adolescents. UMN PRC is part of the University of Minnesota's Academic Health
Center, joining an interdisciplinary faculty and staff from the Schools of Medicine, Nursing and Public Health.
We collaborate with local, state and national organizations to improve the health and well-being of young
people through research, research dissemination and translation, evidence-based advocacy, training, technical
assistance, strategic communications, and evaluation. Our activities are informed by a Community Advisory
Network that guides the UMN PRC's priorities and utilization of resources to assure responsiveness to
community-driven needs and concerns related to young people. UMN PRC's research and research translation
agenda is guided by a healthy youth development paradigm that views young people as resources and full of
potential that can be nurtured through intentional strategies and opportunities to build health, competence, and
capacity throughout the second decade of life and beyond.
The goal of the UMN PRC Core Research Study is to develop and pilot test a clinic-level intervention to
increase the quality of preventive services, including the provision of time alone, for rural youth aged 11-17
while engaging parents in appropriate ways. This project is among the first intervention studies of adolescent
preventive health services to include a focus on parent engagement and to be designed to be replicable by
rural clinics in other areas and disseminated through state, regional, and national partners. This study will be
completed in partnership with primary care clinics in rural Minnesota. During the study's initial phase,
intervention messages and strategies will be finalized through formative research with primary care providers,
adolescents, and parents; and through guidance from participating clinic systems and rural primary care
practice advisors. During the study's final phase, the intervention will be implemented & rigorously evaluated.
We will measure intervention effects on provider and clinic staff attitudes & practices; adolescent & parent
experiences with the care that adolescents receive; and clinic-level provision of adolescent preventive
services. Guided by the Knowledge to Action framework, we will disseminate and translate study findings for
community, practice, and academic audiences. Conducted with partners in rural Minnesota communities, this
study will contribute to young people's health, healthy development, and health equity, addressing multiple
national health objectives and strategic priorities.
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