从社区男性健康展中汲取的经验教训。

IF 3 Q1 PRIMARY HEALTH CARE Journal of Primary Care and Community Health Pub Date : 2024-01-01 DOI:10.1177/21501319231222766
Guillermo M Wippold, Demetrius A Abshire, Kaylyn A Garcia, Zion Crichlow, Sarah Grace Frary, Elijah R Murphy, Lucina Frank, LaVonda Johnson, Terry Woods
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导言:由于黑人、西班牙裔和农村男性对健康服务的利用率较低,因此需要制定策略来促进他们接受预防性健康服务。以前的研究表明,男性更喜欢以社区为基础的健康促进计划,如健康展销会;然而,如何为黑人、西班牙裔和农村男性量身定制健康展销会却缺乏具体指导。本研究旨在提供这方面的指导:一个多部门团队在南卡罗来纳州一个拥有大量黑人、西班牙裔和农村人口的县制定、实施并评估了一个男性健康展。尽管健康展销会对该县所有男性开放,但为了吸引黑人和西班牙裔男性,还开展了专门的外联活动。健康展于 2023 年的父亲节周末举行,内容包括健康检查、健康信息和其他资源(如避孕套、调查研究)。参加健康展的参与者被要求完成一份签到调查(103 人),该调查评估了人口统计学信息以及他们是如何得知健康展的,随后又完成了一份调查(58 人),该调查评估了参加男性健康展的促进因素/障碍:结果:调查结果按受访者的性别进行了分层。结果凸显了男性参加健康展的促进因素/障碍,同时也凸显了男性和女性在参加健康展的促进因素/障碍方面的重要差异:这些发现对今后设计和实施男性健康展销会以促进黑人、西班牙裔和农村男性使用预防性保健服务具有重要意义。
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Lessons Learned From a Community-Based Men's Health Fair.

Introduction: Strategies are needed to promote the uptake of preventive health services among Black, Hispanic, and rural men because these men underutilize health services. Previous research indicates that men prefer community-based health promotion programming, such as health fairs; however, specific guidance on how to tailor health fairs for Black, Hispanic, and rural men are lacking. The present seeks to study provides that guidance.

Methods: A multisectoral team developed, implemented, and evaluated a men's health fair in a county of South Carolina with a sizeable Black, Hispanic, and rural-dwelling population. Although the health fair was open to all men in the county, specific outreach campaigns were implemented to attract Black and Hispanic men. The health fair occurred on Father's Day weekend in 2023 and consisted of health screenings, health information, and other resources (eg, condoms, research studies). Participants who attended the health fair were asked to complete a check-in survey (N = 103) that assessed demographic information and how they heard about the health fair, followed by a survey (N = 58) that assessed facilitators/barriers to participation in a men's health fair.

Results: Results were stratified by the gender of respondent. The results highlight the facilitators/barriers experienced by men to attending health fairs and also highlight important differences in facilitators/barriers for men to attend a health fair as perceived by men and women.

Conclusions: These findings have implications for the design and implementation of future men's health fairs to promote preventive health service use among Black, Hispanic, and rural men.

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