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Maximizing the Potential of Mini-Grants to Promote Policy, Systems, and Environmental Changes: Outcomes and Challenges.

Nancy Tompkins O'HaraJessica WrightPeter GiacobbiBayan AlelaiwatJames VanceMicah GregoryCraig BromleyMegan Ross
Published in: Health promotion practice (2021)
The success of this initiative can be attributed to four main elements: (1) the use of intermediary organizations to facilitate the mini-grants; (2) a participatory evaluation process, combined with early and ongoing communication among all stakeholders; (3) a braided funding strategy; and (4) a multisector approach that engaged both traditional and nontraditional public health organizations. The processes and outcomes, including challenges, can inform other state health departments' efforts in braiding funding and engaging intermediary organizations to expand the reach of PSE changes at the local level.
Keyphrases
  • public health
  • healthcare
  • quality improvement
  • human health
  • mental health
  • metabolic syndrome
  • risk assessment
  • type diabetes
  • skeletal muscle
  • glycemic control
  • weight loss
  • health promotion