Giving the community a voice: Lessons learned from a comprehensive survey in an urban neighborhood

Forrest, Tamar Mott; Wallace-Pascoe, Dawn M.; Webb, Michael D.; Goldstein, Howard

doi:10.1016/j.evalprogplan.2016.07.005

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“…Increasing digitalization holds potential to open access to usable, new data sources such as social media platforms and geolocation data available through mobile devices [8]. In addition, primary data collection using neighborhood surveys can generate a deeper understanding of residents' perceptions of their needs and thereby support the definition and identification of local priorities [37]. Moreover, primary data collection would enable the previously missing function of cross-tabulation between indicators and dimensions that various stakeholders desired.…”

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An Iterative, Participatory Approach to Developing a Neighborhood-Level Indicator System of Health and Wellbeing

Röhrbein

Hilger-Kolb

Heinrich³

et al. 2023

IJERPH

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Despite increased awareness of the essential role of neighborhood characteristics for residents’ health and wellbeing, the development of neighborhood-level indicator systems has received relatively little attention to date. To address this gap, we describe the participatory development process of a small-area indicator system that includes information on local health needs in a pilot neighborhood in the German city of Mannheim. To identify relevant indicators, we partnered with representatives of the city’s public health department and used an iterative approach that included multiple Plan-Do-Check-Act cycles with ongoing feedback from local key stakeholders. The described process resulted in a web-based indicator system with a total of 86 indicators. Additionally, 123 indicators were perceived as relevant by stakeholders but could not be included due to data unavailability. Overall, stakeholders evaluated the participatory approach as useful. Even though the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and the lack of some data elements hindered instrument development, close collaboration with public health partners facilitated the process. To identify and target sub-national health inequalities, we encourage local public health stakeholders to develop meaningful and useful neighborhood-level indicator systems, building on our experiences from the applied development process and considering identified barriers and facilitators.

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An Iterative, Participatory Approach to Developing a Neighborhood-Level Indicator System of Health and Wellbeing

Röhrbein

Hilger-Kolb

Heinrich³

et al. 2023

IJERPH

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Does the absence of community involvement underpin the demise of urban neighbourhood parks in the Eastern Cape, South Africa?

Shackleton

Njwaxu

2021

Landscape and Urban Planning

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Using the RE-AIM Framework to Evaluate Disaster Recovery Videos

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Hendrickson

Croymans

2018

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Natural disasters both increase and cause financial challenges for survivors. Crisis support reduces negative outcomes such as financial stress, yet survivors are often unaware or unable to access available services. Aiming to innovatively improve access to quality financial education and to support financial recovery post-disaster, a video series was developed with a community advisory board. The RE-AIM framework informed a developmental evaluation measuring the videos’ influence. Results indicated majority of participants have used or intend to use the videos in their disaster work. This indicates the video series may be a helpful tool for disaster responders when providing financial recovery support.

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Giving the community a voice: Lessons learned from a comprehensive survey in an urban neighborhood

Cited by 3 publications

References 25 publications

An Iterative, Participatory Approach to Developing a Neighborhood-Level Indicator System of Health and Wellbeing

An Iterative, Participatory Approach to Developing a Neighborhood-Level Indicator System of Health and Wellbeing

Does the absence of community involvement underpin the demise of urban neighbourhood parks in the Eastern Cape, South Africa?

Using the RE-AIM Framework to Evaluate Disaster Recovery Videos

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