地方卫生部门与学校和公共卫生项目合作的障碍和促进因素——一项混合方法研究

Kevin A. Kovach, Christina R. Welter, S. Seweryn, Griselle Torres
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地方卫生部门(lhd)与学校和公共卫生项目(SPPH)之间的合作有可能改善公共卫生实践、教育和研究。然而,人们对LHD和SPPH合作的障碍和促进因素知之甚少。本文的目的是识别和探索影响lhd和SPPH之间合作水平的因素。采用混合方法进行研究。通过调查确定了与SPPH合作程度相关的LHD特征,并通过与SPPH的LHD从业者和教师的小组访谈探讨了这些因素和其他因素。邻近性、社区规模、组织能力、目标和过程清晰度都被发现影响协作的程度。这项研究强调了扩大lhd和SPPH之间合作的需求和机会。
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Barriers and Facilitators to Collaboration Between Local Health Departments and Schools and Programs of Public Health – A Mixed-Methods Study
Collaboration between local health departments (LHDs) and schools and programs of public health (SPPH) have potential to improve public health practice, education and research. However, little is known about the barriers and facilitators to LHD and SPPH collaboration. The purpose of this paper is to identify and explore factors that affect the level of collaboration between LHDs and SPPH. A mixed-methods study was used. LHD characteristics associated with the degree of collaboration with SPPH were identified thorough a survey, and these and other factors were explored through group interviews with LHD practitioners and faculty from SPPH. Proximity, community size, organizational capacity, and goal and process clarity were all found to influence the degree of collaboration. This study highlights needs and opportunities for expanding collaboration between LHDs and SPPH.
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