CBPR: Building Partnerships with Latinos in a Rural Area for a Wellness Approach to Mental Health

Stacciarini, Jeanne‐Marie R.; Wiens, Brenda A.; Coady, Maria R.; Schwait, Anna B.; Pérez, Awilda; Locke, Barbara; LaFlam, Melody; Page, Viodelda; Bernardi, Karla

doi:10.3109/01612840.2011.576326

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“…Nurse researchers who work in partnership with FBOs may help enhance social networks, community connectedness, and social capital in rural Latino communities. Indeed, researchers agree that the synthesis of community experts, knowledge of local culture, and expertise of academic health professionals, may foster social changes and develop interventions that reduce psycho-social health inequities in underserved populations (Freire, 1972, 1982; Minkler & Wallerstein, 2008; Stacciarini et al, 2011; Wallerstein & Duran, 2010). …”

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confidence: 99%

“…These CAB members have been research partners since 2009; they are mostly Latinos and affiliated with well-known and trusted organizations that offer educational, social, and religious services (e.g. public school teachers, public health department staff, church members) in rural areas; data about the CAB research involvement has been presented elsewhere (Stacciarini, 2011). …”

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“…census (2010), Levy County’s population density is 28 persons per/square mile, including 39,644 residents, and 7.8% are identified as Latinos (Hispanics). Other studies have been developed within the target community (Stacciarini et al, 2011; Stacciarini, et al, 2014; Stacciarini, et al, 2015), and with potential community grassroots support such as FBO leaders, who are the focus of this article. For this study, five FBOs (all churches) from Catholic and Protestant denominations were used.…”

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FBO Leaders’ Perceptions of the Psycho-social Contexts for Rural Latinos

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Issues in Mental Health Nursing

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LATINOS COMPRISE THE LARGEST MINORITY RURAL POPULATION IN THE U.S. AND THEY ARE OFTEN EXPOSED TO ADVERSE SOCIAL HEALTH DETERMINANTS THAT CAN DETRIMENTALLY AFFECT THEIR MENTAL HEALTH. GUIDED BY THE CBPR PRINCIPLES, THIS STUDY AIMED TO DESCRIBE FBO LEADERS’ PERCEPTIONS OF THE CONTEXTS AFFECTING MENTAL WELL-BEING AND POTENTIAL APPROACHES TO MENTAL HEALTH PROMOTION IN RURAL, LATINO IMMIGRANTS. THIS IS A DESCRIPTIVE, QUALITATIVE ARM OF A LARGER STUDY IN WHICH COMMUNITY-ACADEMIC MEMBERS HAVE PARTNERED TO DEVELOP A CULTURALLY TAILORED MENTAL HEALTH PROMOTION INTERVENTION AMONG RURAL LATINOS. FBO’S LEADERS (N=15), FROM DIFFERENT DENOMINATIONS IN NORTH FLORIDA, WERE INTERVIEWED UNTIL SATURATION WAS REACHED. FBO LEADERS REMARKED THAT IN ADDITION TO RELIGIOSITY, WHICH LATINOS ALREADY HAVE, MORE COMMUNITY BUILDING AND INVOLVEMENT IS NECESSARY TO THE PROMOTION OF MENTAL HEALTH.

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“…[20]. This validation, which is consistently recommended by experts, encourages thoroughness in interrogating the data and interpreting how an analysis was developed [21].…”

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I Didn’t Ask to Come to this Country…I was a Child: The Mental Health Implications of Growing Up Undocumented

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J Immigrant Minority Health

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“…Como resultado, novos colaboradores de pesquisa (uma psicóloga infantil e educadora bilíngue) foram convidados a participar do CAC. Dessa forma, fomos capazes de iniciar o processo de construção da parceria para a pesquisaum processo que foi publicado em colaboração com a comunidade e os membros acadêmicos 9 .…”

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Pesquisa Participante Baseada na Comunidade: trabalhando com e para latinos rurais no norte da Florida - EUA

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RESUMO: Este relatório cientifíco apresenta uma trajetória de investigação utilizando a abordagem de Pesquisa Participante Baseada na Comunidade quando se trabalha com imigrantes latinos rurais de baixa renda no norte da Flórida, EUA. Esta visão global foca nos estudos desenvolvidos com e para latinos rurais carentes e apresenta uma breve descrição dos objetivos, os principais resultados e as lições aprendidas, a partir dos seis estudos desenvolvidos nos últimos sete anos. Todos os estudos têm sido focados na promoção da saúde mental e sua relação cultural. Palavras-Chave: Pesquisa baseada na comunidade; imigrantes latinos; saúde mental, relação cultural.ABSTRACT: This scientific report presents the research trajectory of using Community Based Participatory Research (CBPR) approach when working with low-income, underserved rural Latinos in North Florida, US. This overview focus on the studies developed with and for underserved rural Latinos and presents a brief description of the goals, main findings, and lessons learned from the six studies developed in the past seven years. All the studies have been focused on mental health promotion and its cultural relationship. Keywords: Community based participatory reaserch; latin immigrating; mental health; cultural relationship. RESUMEN: Este relato científico presenta una línea de investigación utilizando el enfoque de la Encuesta Participante Basada en la Comunidad cuando se trabaja con inmigrantes latinos necesitados y de baja renta que viven en área rural del norte del Estado de Florida, EUA. Esta visión general está centrada en estudios desarrollados con y para latinos de parcos recursos y presenta una breve descripción de los objetivos, los principales resultados, y las lecciones aprendidas con seis estudios realizados durante los últimos siete años. Todos los estudios se han enfocado en la promoción de la salud mental y su relación cultural. Palabras-Clave: Investigación participante basada en la comunidad; inmigrantes latinos; salud mental; relación cultural. Pesquisa Participante Baseada na IntroduçãoEm relação aos enfermeiros e cientistas, é fundamental lembrar que os resultados finais da pesquisa devem ser as seguintes: melhorar os programas de saúde incluindo os setores público e privado, influenciar as políticas de saúde, melhorar a saúde e o bem-estar das populações diversas, melhorar a qualidade da vida humana, reduzir as disparidades de saúde e divulgar através de revistas científicas e outros fóruns da comunidade.Pesquisa acoplada à comunidade (PAC) é uma abordagem que valoriza as relações entre as comunidades, os pesquisadores e pesquisa instituições. Na verdade, membros não são considerados sujeitos da pesquisa; em vez disso, eles são parceiros. PAC é fundada nos princípios de organização comunitária, que deve ser respeitada: conhecer a comunidade, construir a confiança e relacionamentos, fazer parceria com a comunidade, respeitar as culturas e outros fatores da comunidade na concepção de abordagens, ser flexível, liberar o controle para a comunidade...

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CBPR: Building Partnerships with Latinos in a Rural Area for a Wellness Approach to Mental Health

Cited by 59 publications

References 16 publications

FBO Leaders’ Perceptions of the Psycho-social Contexts for Rural Latinos

FBO Leaders’ Perceptions of the Psycho-social Contexts for Rural Latinos

I Didn’t Ask to Come to this Country…I was a Child: The Mental Health Implications of Growing Up Undocumented

Pesquisa Participante Baseada na Comunidade: trabalhando com e para latinos rurais no norte da Florida - EUA

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