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Maria Krol1, Cheryl Resha1, Mary Ann Glendon1
1a Department of Nursing , Southern Connecticut State University , New Haven , Connecticut.
Journal of Community Health Nursing
|July 8, 2016
Summary
The Muevete USA™ project combats childhood obesity and health disparities among Hispanic families. This initiative offers healthy lifestyle lessons, fostering positive outcomes through community partnerships.
Area of Science:
- Public Health
- Health Disparities
- Childhood Obesity
Background:
- Persistent health disparities affect minority populations, with obesity posing a significant national concern.
- Addressing childhood obesity early is crucial for long-term family and population health.
Purpose of the Study:
- To describe the National Association of Hispanic Nurses (NAHN) Muevete USA™ project, designed to combat childhood obesity.
- To detail the partnership with a local nursing school for program implementation and outcome evaluation.
Main Methods:
- The Muevete USA™ project utilizes five lesson plans focused on healthy lifestyles for children and families.
- Implementation involved a partnership with a local school of nursing to deliver the program.
Main Results:
- The article discusses emerging program outcomes.
- Early student outcomes from the partnership are presented, indicating program success.
Conclusions:
- Successful community partnerships can effectively implement health promotion programs.
- The Muevete USA™ project demonstrates a viable approach to addressing childhood obesity and health disparities.
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