FamilyPACTEvaluationStudies-ATMCH家庭协议-atmch评价研究.ppt

1、Claire Brindis, Dr. P.H. University of California, San Francisco American Public Health Association- Annual Meeting November 10, 2004,Adolescent Health: Promising Directions for the 21st Century,Adolescents adolescence into young adulthood). Conduct further research of the role of families, youth-se

2、rving organizations, faith-based institutions and other community influences on adolescent behaviors to develop more effective prevention interventions.,Future Directions - Policy,Transition readiness what policies, programs, etc. are needed to assure smooth transitions (for example, school readines

3、s)? Influence of youth development, supportive environment on adolescent risk-taking behaviors. Need developmental and environmental indicators to supplement the current focus on individual health status.,Create a National Agenda for Young People,Identify priorities. Networks of interest groups. Dat

4、a collection to monitor comprehensive health status (resiliency; protective indicators). Analyze extent to which policies and programs are developed and sustained. Developmentally appropriate. Inclusive of special populations within each age group.,EXAMPLE:The National Initiative to Improve Adolesce

5、nt Health by the Year 2010 & 2010 Guide,What is the National Initiative?,A collaborative effort to improve the health, safety, and well-being of adolescents and young adults (ages 10-24). Launched in a unique partnership of two federal agencies: Centers for Disease Control and Preventions Division o

6、f Adolescent and School Health (CDC-DASH) & Health Resources and Services Administrations Maternal and Child Health Bureaus Office of Adolescent Health (HRSA-MCHB-OAH) and other National Partners.,Grounded in Healthy People 2010,A comprehensive set of national disease prevention and health promotion

7、 objectives that measure the nations progress over time Two overarching goals of Healthy People 2010: Increase quality and years of life Eliminate health disparities,,National Initiative Goals,21 Critical Health Objectives for Adolescent & Young Adult Health: Include individual

8、health outcomes (injury, disease & death) as well as related behaviors (e.g., substance abuse, physical activity, safety belt use). 21 Objectives fall into six general areas: Mortality, Unintentional Injury, Violence, Mental Health and Substance Abuse, Reproductive Health, Chronic Disease Prevention

9、.,Goals:Beyond the 21 Objectives,Reduce disparities among adolescents and young adults. Increase adolescents and young adults access to quality health care, in areas including: Comprehensive general health, Oral health, Mental health, and Substance abuse prevention and treatment.,Improving the Healt

10、h of Adolescents and Young Adults,One of the Healthy People 2010 “Companion Documents” Also available: Healthy Campus 2010: Making It Happen Healthy People 2010: Reproductive Health Rural Healthy People 2010: A CompanionDocument for RuralAreas,/Implementation/compdocs.htm,

11、Purpose,To help guide state and local agencies and organizations in: Community coalition building Needs-and-assets assessment Priority Setting, Program Planning,Implementation, and Evaluation To build national efforts for improving adolescent health,Resources,National Initiative to Improve Adolescent Health by the Year 2010 /HealthyYouth/NationalInitiative /nationalinitiative 2010 Guide/Companion Document Order It! /HealthyYouth/NationalInitiativ