Puerto Rico Collaborative Advancement of Research, Innovations, Best Practices and Equity for Children, Youth and Families (PR-CARIBE)

波多黎各促进研究、创新、最佳做法和公平的合作 儿童、青年和家庭(PR-Caribe)采用集体影响的方法共同创建 以股权为重点的结构性干预研究策略。贫困是助燃健康的结构性障碍 公关方面的差距。儿童统计波多黎各1发现57%的儿童和青年生活在贫困水平下 家庭收入中位数为21,492美元。将PR定位为拥有最高经济和 美国儿童和青年的社会不平等。我们的主要挑战是减少儿童贫困，增加 促进公平、健康和健康发展的流动机会。介入社会语境 为社会经济地位较低的儿童和青年提供额外资源，以实现他们的 充分发挥健康潜力是最重要的。 集体影响为PR-Caribe的HERA提供了通过政策启动结构性变化的工具， 影响选定健康结果的做法和方案。公关正处在结构性变革的门槛上。在… 2019年至2022年期间的政策和实践层面公关中的各个利益相关者群体发展了相关需求 评估、战略计划和法律，为协调一致的纵向扩展战略提供数据驱动的路线图 和可持续的方式。 PR-Caribe整体方法是由美国国家科学院3的概念模型指导的 利用机会在整个生命周期内促进健康公平，这说明了复杂性 塑造个人发展的社会文化环境和改善的机会 个人健康、发展成果、人口健康、福祉和健康公平。 PR-Caribe创新先进的方法来设计、实施和评估结构性干预 可转移到资源匮乏的社区。 1个中的1个

Puerto Rico Collaborative Advancement of Research, Innovations, Best Practices and Equity for Children, Youth and Families (PR-CARIBE) employs a Collective Impact approach to co-create a structural intervention research strategy with equity focus. Poverty is the structural barrier fueling health disparities in PR. Kids Counts Puerto Rico1 found that 57% of children and youth live under poverty levels with a median household income of $21,492. Positions PR as the jurisdiction with the highest economic and social inequality for children and youth in the US. Our main challenge is to reduce child poverty, increase mobility opportunities that foster equity, wellness, and healthy development. Intervening in the social context providing additional resources for children and youth from less privileged socioeconomic status to attain their full health potential is paramount. Collective Impact provides PR-CARIBE’s HERA tools to launch structural changes through policies, practices, and programs impacting selected health outcomes. PR is on the threshold of structural change. At the policy and practice level between 2019-2022 various stakeholder groups in PR developed relevant needs assessments, strategic plans and laws providing data driven roadmaps to scale-up strategies in a coordinated and sustainable way. PR-CARIBE overall approach is guided by the National Academies of Sciences3 conceptual model to leverage opportunities advancing health equity across the life span which illustrates complex sociocultural environment shaping development at the individual level and opportunities to improve individual health, developmental outcomes, population health, well-being, and health equity. PR-CARIBE innovates advancing methods to design, implement, and evaluate structural interventions transferable to resource-poor communities. 1 of 1