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Current issue
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Current response
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Current response
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Identifying “ideal” response in real world
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Bridging gap between current and “ideal” response
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Action plan to move current response closer to “ideal” response
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Identifying & describing current response
(i.e., strategies, activities, processes)
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Identifying “gaps” in current response
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Underlying foundations of health promotion practice
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Analysis of foundations of current response:
Values
Theories and beliefs
Evidence
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Identifying gaps between stated/assumed foundations & values, theory, and evidence in actual response
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General HP principles that should guide all interventions/responses
1. re. values, theory, evidence
2. re. interventions (e.g., multiple synergistic strategies at multiple levels--see Bartholomew et al.)
3. re. addressing the social determinants of health
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Proposed “bridging” of gap between HP “ideals” and current response
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1. Objectives & indicators of success
2. Tasks/activities to achieve objectives
3. Timelines
4. Resources
5. Challenges
6. Evaluation
OR
1. Who
2. What
3. How
4. When
5. With what resources
6. With what intended effects
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Socio-ecological analyses
[May use Intervention Mapping Approach and/or “problem tree” analysis”]
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Socio-ecological analysis of health-related issue
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Socio-ecological analysis of current response
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The variety of strategies and activities employed in the response, and how these relate to the SDOH at the various levels associated with taking an socio-ecological approach in responding to your selected issue
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Identifying gaps between socio-ecological understanding of (1) the issue versus (2) the response—this will identify strengths & weaknesses
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Optimizing correspondence between socio-ecological analyses of issue & response—within the constraints of the “real” world of HP practice
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Proposed “bridging” of gap between socio-ecological understanding of issue & response
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