Implementing Physical Activity Recommendations in a Tri-ethnic Rural Community through a Community-University Partnership
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2017 ; 2017
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Alternative Title:Prog Community Health Partnersh
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Description:Background ; A tri-ethnic rural community with limited resources and a university Prevention Research Center developed a partnership to promote evidence-based physical activity. ; Objective ; The purpose of this study was to investigate how a community-university partnership can disseminate and implement The Community Guide’s recommendations for increasing physical activity and create a model for other under-resourced communities experiencing high rates of chronic disease. ; Methods ; Qualitative data collected through 47 semi-structured interviews, meeting minutes, and local newspaper articles were coded for themes and analyzed for patterns across the data. ; Results ; Implementation resulted in the creation of new paths and trails, increased walkability throughout the community, local park enhancements, and a community-wide campaign. Lessons learned included the importance of community-defined goals and outcomes, leadership, volunteerism, mutually beneficial goals, synergy, and having non-traditional partners. ; Conclusion ; This research provides a community-university partnership model for implementing evidence-based strategies to increase physical activity in rural communities.
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Source:Prog Community Health Partnersh. 11(2):149-159
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Pubmed ID:28736407
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Pubmed Central ID:PMC5526092
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Volume:11
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Issue:2
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Main Document Checksum:urn:sha256:5760244d27bba3b7600483c2c68a44fb04e50f690ed035ac76f129c7d12e78ab
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