Keyword Analysis & Research: promotoras model

latinohealthaccess.org

https://www.latinohealthaccess.org/the-promotora-model/

THE PROMOTORA MODEL PARTICIPATION MAKES THE DIFFERENCE Promotores are neighbors, moms, dads, children, youth and members of our communities who believe in helping and including others to be part of the solution to create healthier places for all. Our promotores are as young as 6 and as old as 76.

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revision.coop

https://www.revision.coop/promotora-model/

Promotoras utilize a network organizing framework to engage residents, establish various entry points for participation, and establish a common vision to motivate residents to take action. In a sense, it is a pay-it-forward model – the individual transformation and inspiration begins with the promotora and then ripples throughout the community.

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cdc.gov

https://www.cdc.gov/minorityhealth/promotores/index.html

Promotores de salud, also known as promotoras, is the Spanish term for “community health workers”. The Hispanic community recognizes promotores de salud as lay health workers who work in Spanish-speaking communities. This Is How We Stop Zika ( Español) is a communication campaign supported by the CDC Foundation, CDC and several other partners. model

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ruralhealthinfo.org

https://www.ruralhealthinfo.org/toolkits/community-health-workers/2/layhealth

This model is most effective when promotoras are members of the target population, not just people who speak the same language or share some characteristics with the communities they serve. Even in cases where promotoras are members of the target population, they may encounter barriers to providing services. A common barrier in border communities i...

This model is most effective when promotoras are members of the target population, not just people who speak the same language or share some characteristics with the communities they serve. Even in cases where promotoras are members of the target population, they may encounter barriers to providing services. A common barrier in border communities i...

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latinodv.org

http://www.latinodv.org/docs/Promotoras.pdf

The Promotoras model of community outreach is based on a Latin American program that reaches undeserved populations through peer education. * Promotoras are members of the communities they liaise. Planned Parenthood Los Angeles, CA Promotoras Comunitarias 1991 PROMOTORA •Spanish term for community worker •Community workers can be: File Size: 437KB Page Count: 2

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nuestracasa.org

https://nuestracasa.org/our-work/promotoras/

The Promotora—or community outreach worker—model grew out of a movement that started in Latin America in the 1960s. When hard-to-reach communities were in dire need of critical health information, community-based …

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fresnostate.edu

https://chhs.fresnostate.edu/cvhpi/documents/cms-final-report.pdf

PROMOTORA MODEL Promotoras de salud, also referred to as lay health advisors or Community Health Workers (CHWs), have been used to target hard-to reach populations, traditionally excluded racial/ethnic groups, and other medically underserved communities. Promotoras serve as the cultural bridge between community-

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wikipedia.org

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Promotora

Juárez, A.C. (Health and Community Development of Juárez City), ran by the Federación Mexicana de Asociaciones Privadas (Mexican Federation of Private Associations [FEMAP]), developed the first promotora model to help provide medical care and education to marginalized communities in Juárez.

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