Frank Müller, Akhilesh Munagala, Michael J Bouthillier, Jesse I Skok, Harland Holman
Climate Change Curricula in Family Medicine Residency Programs: Program Directors' Perspectives From a CERA Survey
Family medicine
background evidencebased falls prevention programs available many communities participation programs remains low study aimed develop communitybased referral networks organizations facilitate uptake evidencebased falls prevention programs engaging older adults risk falls rememberingwhen program connecting evidencebased programs midwestern communities methods guided practical robust implementation sustainability model prism referral networks developed two midwestern communities urban micropolitan sevenstep community engagement plan establishing operationalizing statelevel advisory board sab identifying falls prevention resources conducting community assessments developing local advisory groups lag operationalizing lag developing referral network protocols implementing network semistructured interviews guided reaim framework conducted members sab lag administrators staff organizations participated networks older adult participants results participating development referral networks participants felt learned important skills use develop additional collaborations networks future emphasized benefits building community capacity among organizations common missions interview data yielded strategies enhancing referral networks reach impact adoption implementation efficiency maintenance conclusion future sustainability studies networks explore identified challenges strategies sustain efforts results highlight importance ongoing funds support efforts organizational networks communities