Outreach Core

外展核心 核心领导人：丽贝卡·帕拉西奥斯、拉克尔·加尔松NMSU和贝蒂·汤普森、蕾切尔·塞巴洛斯·弗雷德·哈奇 [这项试点提案的内容在NMSU和Fred Hutch提案中是相同的] 项目摘要/摘要 这个U54伙伴关系提出了一个全面的外联核心，解决了U54总体上的一些问题 伙伴关系的目标。新墨西哥州(新墨西哥州)的边境地区，新墨西哥州的西北部地区称为印第安人 国家和华盛顿州亚基马山谷(WA)是差异严重的三个地区 西班牙裔和美国印第安人(AI)。外联核心的总体目标是减少癌症 在新墨西哥州和华盛顿州的三个地区发现了健康差距。我们将通过解决以下具体问题来实现这一点 目标： 1.通过小额助学金计划(SGP)继续我们现有的社区和学术合作伙伴关系 促进健康行为，以减少癌症健康差距。我们将继续培训社区 组织正在编写赠款，并将与社区组织一起资助小额赠款提案，以 加强外展活动。 2.通过NMSU合作推广服务(CES)开展健康教育。使用NMSU作为 作为工作场所，CES最初将为NMSU员工提供癌症教育。 3.利用社区健康教育者(CHES)向各地区提供社区教育 该地区出租车公司推荐的循证计划。循证计划将是 摘自《社区预防服务指南》。第一次干预的当务之急 每年进行的是HPV教育、接种疫苗和宫颈癌筛查。 4.让未来的健康差距从业者参与所服务地区的社区教育计划 由外展核心。来自华盛顿大学/弗雷德·哈奇联盟的学生将 参与三个目标领域的U54合作伙伴计划。 四个主要目标表达了外联核心的重点。核心的交叉目标将是 在我们当地和区域社区传播癌症预防和控制干预措施。我们会这么做的 从四个方面来看。首先，我们将继续我们的小额赠款计划，因为这将使我们在我们的社区和 为以社区为基础的组织提供资源，帮助服务不足的人。一个新程序将使用 合作扩展服务，它在全州都有业务，将电子学习工具整合到 工地。社区教育计划现在与社区需求评估更加紧密地结合在一起 通过出租车。最后，我们重新建立了健康差距实地体验，以培训下一代 学者对在服务不足的社区工作的复杂性的认识。这些活动将确保 实现四个具体目标，并为我们的U54伙伴关系增加一个全面的外展核心。

Outreach Core Core Leaders: Rebecca Palacios, Raquel Garzon NMSU and Beti Thompson, Rachel Ceballos Fred Hutch [The content of this Pilot Proposal is identical in the NMSU and Fred Hutch proposals] PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT This U54 Partnership proposes a comprehensive Outreach Core that addresses a number of the overall U54 Partnership Aims. The border region of New Mexico (NM), the northwestern region of NM known as Indian Country, and the Yakima Valley of Washington State (WA) are three areas where disparities are severe among Hispanic and American Indian (AI) people. The overall goal of the Outreach Core is to reduce the cancer health disparities found in the three regions of NM and WA. We will do this by addressing the following specific aims: 1. To continue our existing community-academic partnerships through the Small Grants Program (SGP) that promotes health behaviors to reduce cancer health disparities. We will continue to train community organizations in grant-writing and will fund small-grant proposals with community organizations to enhance outreach activities. 2. To conduct health education through the NMSU Cooperative Extension Service (CES). Using NMSU as a workplace, the CES will initially provide cancer education to NMSU employees. 3. To provide community education to the regions using Community Health Educators (CHEs) to deliver evidence-based programs as recommended by the region CABs. The evidence-based programs will be drawn from The Community Guide for Preventive Services. Immediate priorities for the first intervention year are HPV education and vaccination and cervical cancer screening. 4. To involve future health disparities practitioners in community education programs in the regions served by the Outreach Core. Students from the University of Washington/Fred Hutch Consortium will participate in U54 Partnership programs in the three targeted areas. The four primary aims express the focus of the Outreach Core. A cross-cutting goal of the core will be to disseminate cancer prevention and control interventions in our local and regional communities. We will do this in four ways. First, we will continue our Small Grants Program as this places us within our communities and gives community based organizations resources to reach the underserved. A new program will use the cooperative extension service, which has a presence throughout the state, to incorporate e-Learning tools into worksites. The community education program is now wedded more tightly to community needs assessments through CABs. Finally, we have reinstituted the Health Disparities Field Experience to train the next generation of scholars into the complexity of working in underserved communities. These activities will assure the attainment of the four specific aims and add a comprehensive Outreach Core to our U54 Partnership.!