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Evaluating Por Nuestra Salud: A Feasibility Study.

Brenda Marshall¹, Gustavo Gonzales², William Kernan²

¹William Paterson University, Wayne, NJ, USA marshallb3@wpunj.edu.

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A culturally tailored diabetes education program led by a Latino pastor significantly improved diabetes knowledge among Latino adults. This pilot study highlights the effectiveness of community leaders in health education.

Keywords:

Latino community-based participatory research diabetes health disparities patient education quantitative evaluation

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Area of Science:

Community Health
Health Disparities
Diabetes Education

Background:

Diabetes disproportionately affects Latino communities.
Culturally relevant health education is crucial for improving health outcomes.
Community-based participatory approaches can enhance engagement.

Purpose of the Study:

To assess the feasibility of a culturally consistent diabetes educational program.
To evaluate the impact of a Latino pastor-led program on diabetes knowledge.
To determine if this approach can increase diabetes knowledge in the Latino community.

Main Methods:

Feasibility study involving Latino adults from two churches.
Intervention group received pastor-led weekly reviews of diabetes booklets.
Nonintervention group received only the booklets.
Diabetes Knowledge Questionnaire used for pre- and post-intervention assessment.

Main Results:

Significant increases in diabetes knowledge were observed in both groups.
The pastor-led intervention group showed a transition from low to high knowledge levels.
100% of intervention participants reported reading the provided educational materials.

Conclusions:

A Latino pastor can serve as a feasible and effective culturally consistent diabetes educator.
This model shows promise for increasing diabetes knowledge among Latino parishioners.
Community leaders can play a vital role in health education initiatives.