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Tables, Figure, and Exhibit | |
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Preface | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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The Authors | |
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Introducing Community-Based Interventions | |
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Improving Health in Community Settings | |
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Defining Community | |
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Ecological Theory and Levels of Prevention | |
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A Brief History of Community-Based Health Interventions | |
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Community-Based Health Interventions: An Instrument for Change | |
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Early Community-Based Health Interventions | |
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Assessing the Evidence from Early Community-Based Health Interventions | |
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The Evolution of Community-Based Health Interventions | |
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Ethical Issues in Community Interventions | |
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The Integration of Ethics into Public Health Practice | |
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Institutional Review Boards | |
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Vulnerable Populations | |
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Permission and Consent | |
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Protection for Research Participants | |
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Ensuring Research Quality | |
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Maintaining the Integrity of Research | |
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Levels and Types of Community-Based Interventions | |
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An Ecological Focus on Types of Prevention | |
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Selecting a Goal for the Intervention | |
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Examples of Interventions at Different Levels of Prevention | |
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Developing the Intervention | |
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A Framework for Designing Community-Based Interventions | |
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Theoretical Guidance for Health Interventions | |
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Examples of Theories Used at the Four Ecological Levels | |
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Collecting and Managing Data | |
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Data: A Crucial Component of Research | |
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Collecting Quantitative Data | |
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Collecting Qualitative Data | |
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After Data Collection | |
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Working Through the Intervention | |
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Assessing Community Needs | |
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Basic Components of a Community Assessment | |
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Strengthening Your Findings | |
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Planning a Community-Based Intervention | |
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Intervention Content and Format | |
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A Logic Model as an Organizing Strategy | |
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A Fictional Community Assessment: Adolescent Tobacco Use | |
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Implementing a Community-Based Intervention | |
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Implementation at the Four Ecological Levels | |
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Interventions at the Community or Policy Level | |
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Evaluating a Community-Based Intervention | |
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Reasons for Evaluation | |
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Preparing for an Evaluation | |
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Designing the Evaluation | |
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Flexibility: An Essential Skill in Evaluation | |
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Learning from the Past and Adapting to the Future | |
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Funding and Sustainability | |
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Financing Community-Based Health Interventions | |
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Components of the Proposal for Funding | |
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Components of the Budget | |
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Continuing and Sustaining an Intervention | |
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Implementation Pitfalls | |
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Things Happen | |
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The Future of Community-Based Health Interventions | |
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Adapting Methods of Intervention to Twenty-First-Century Communities | |
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A Challenge and an Opportunity for Public Health Practitioners | |
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A Limitation of the New Technologies | |
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Community-Based Health Interventions in Practice | |
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Arthritis | |
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Asthma | |
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Adult Vaccinations | |
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Alcohol Use | |
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Cardiovascular Disease | |
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Childhood Vaccinations | |
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Injuries from Motor Vehicle Accidents | |
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Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence | |
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Smoking | |
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Glossary | |
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References | |
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Index | |