Community Engagement Core

社区参与核心

基本信息

批准号：
10649431
负责人：
AMY J SCHULZ
金额：
$ 24万
依托单位：
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN AT ANN ARBOR
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2011
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2011-04-15 至 2027-03-31
项目状态：
未结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10649431
关键词：
Address Adult Advocacy Advocate Affect Asthma Awareness Chemicals Chronic Disease Color Communication Communities Decision Making Disease Environment Environmental Exposure Environmental Health Evaluation Evaluation Methodology Fostering Goals Health Health Priorities Information Dissemination Intervention Knowledge Life Link Low income Malignant Neoplasms Metabolic syndrome Michigan Modeling Outcome Physical environment Policies Policy Maker Process Public Health Research Research Personnel Research Priority Risk Role Science Scientist Social Environment Translating Translational Research Translations Vision Youth adverse birth outcomes climate change community based participatory research community engagement community organizations experience health inequalities health literacy improved member next generation outreach population health public health research

项目摘要

ABSTRACT (Community Engagement Core) Consistent with the Michigan Center on Lifestage Environmental Exposures and Disease (M-LEEaD) theme, Community Engagement Core (CEC) activities focus on linking environmental health priorities identified by community members and decision makers with the expertise of Michigan Center on Lifestage Environmental Exposures and Disease (M-LEEaD) researchers on environmental exposures over lifestages and their implications for health. The overarching vision of the CEC is to increasing understanding among researchers of community environmental health priorities to inform center research, expanding the use of environmental health science in decision making, and promote scientific understanding of effective strategies to assure multidirectional communication and effective engagement. We seek to foster multidirectional dialogue among community members including youth, policy makers and public health decision-makers and Center researchers to enhance awareness, understanding and the application of scientific knowledge about the role of environmental exposures in disease through translation of community concerns to center scientists and translation of findings to community member and decision makers. CEC activities focus on three primary audiences: organizations and community leaders with capacity to reach residents in Southeast Michigan, particularly Detroit; youth from communities experiencing disproportionate exposures and impacts, representing the next generation of environmental health scientists, advocates and decision makers; and current policy and public health decision makers in at the local, state and regional, levels. We will accomplish our vision by: 1) enhancing, expanding, and sustaining partnerships with stakeholders; 2) facilitating communication between communities experiencing excess risk, policy and public health decision makers, and M-LEEaD researchers; 3) increasing access to environmental public health research among communities experiencing excess health risk, policy makers and public health decision makers; and 4) advancing the field of community engagement through evaluation of CEC process and outcomes, dissemination of results locally and nationally, and promotion of participatory models for national implementation. CEC encompasses rigorous evaluation methodology to further the science of participatory engagement and research translation. The proposed vision and activities maintain and strengthen multidirectional dialogue across investigators with expertise in physical and social environments and health with youth, adults and organizations representing environmentally exposed communities, and policy and public health decision makers. This dialogue will inform environmental health research across the lifestage and improve its translation to inform environmental health interventions and policy decisions.

摘要（社区参与核心）与密歇根生命阶段环境暴露和疾病中心 (M-LEEaD) 的主题一致，社区参与核心 (CEC) 活动侧重于将环境健康优先事项联系起来社区成员和决策者拥有密歇根生命阶段环境中心的专业知识暴露与疾病 (M-LEEaD) 研究人员研究生命阶段的环境暴露及其影响对健康的影响。 CEC 的总体愿景是增进研究人员之间的了解社区环境卫生优先事项为中心研究提供信息，扩大环境卫生的使用决策中的健康科学，并促进对有效策略的科学理解，以确保多向沟通和有效参与。我们力求促进多方对话社区成员，包括青年、政策制定者和公共卫生决策者以及中心研究人员增强对科学知识作用的认识、理解和应用通过将社区关注的问题转嫁给中心科学家和将调查结果转化为社区成员和决策者。 CEC活动主要集中在三个方面受众：有能力接触密歇根州东南部居民的组织和社区领袖，特别是底特律；来自经历不成比例的暴露和影响的社区的青年，代表下一代环境健康科学家、倡导者和决策者；和地方、州和地区各级的当前政策和公共卫生决策者。我们将完成我们的愿景是：1）加强、扩大和维持与利益相关者的伙伴关系； 2）促进面临过度风险的社区、政策和公共卫生决策者之间的沟通，以及 M-LEEAD 研究人员； 3) 增加社区获得环境公共卫生研究的机会面临过度健康风险的政策制定者和公共卫生决策者； 4）推进该领域通过评估 CEC 流程和结果、在当地传播结果来提高社区参与度在国家层面，并促进国家实施的参与模式。 CEC 包括严格的促进参与性参与和研究转化科学的评估方法。这拟议的愿景和活动维持并加强调查人员与青年、成人和代表组织在物理和社会环境以及健康方面的专业知识暴露于环境的社区以及政策和公共卫生决策者。这次对话将告知整个生命阶段的环境健康研究并改进其转化，为环境健康提供信息干预措施和政策决定。