Kaitlyn Brady Rebecca Thompson (Wisconsin) Rebecca Thompson (Wisconsin) Rebecca Thompson (Wisconsin) Lara Marie Jackson (Arizona) Lara Marie Jackson (Arizona) Lara Marie Jackson (Arizona)ġ00-yard Freestyle School: 48.55 Pool: 48.08 Big Ten: 48.08 Big Ten Meet: 48.08 NCAA: 47.00 American: 46.85 US Open: 46.85 Barriers to success and implications for policy and program development are discussed.THE RECORDS (short-course yards) 50-yard Freestyle School: 22.37 Pool: 22.09 Big Ten: 22.14 Big Ten Meet: 22.14 NCAA: 21.33 American: 21.33 US Open: 21.33 We also describe efforts aimed at increasing the capacity of Steering Committee itself and current plans for creating a national center of excellence. Several themes emerged over the years that facilitated the success of REACH Detroit, including: (1) an empowerment approach that builds the capacity of residents, health professionals, and community organizations to promote healthy lifestyles (2) the development and implementation of a community action plan that largely met its objectives (3) successful dissemination of findings to community residents, health professionals, and researchers through presentations at community events and forums, continuing medical education courses, and academic publications and (4) sustainability, through grants, consultation, and community capacity building activities. Other data sources, including progress reports and meeting minutes, were also useful for highlighting accomplishments and lessons learned over the course of the partnership.
The results of the interviews are compiled and presented for analysis and interpretation annually to the Steering Committee at monthly meetings. We focus on the results of personal interviews with the 15 members of the REACH Detroit Steering Committee, which includes representatives from community-based agencies, health systems, city and state health departments, and researchers.
This CDC-funded partnership has been conducting a multi-level, integrated intervention from 2000-2007. more ABSTRACT This presentation describes the successes, challenges, and lessons learned from the REACH Detroit Partnership, an inter-ethnic, community-based, participatory research project aimed at eliminating disparities in diabetes among African American and Latino residents of Eastside and Southwest Detroit. ABSTRACT This presentation describes the successes, challenges, and lessons learned from the REAC.
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