G J Melendez-Torres, Patty Leijten, Stephen Scott, Frances Gardner, Nick Axford, Maria João Seabra Santos, Ankie Menting, Judy Hutchings, Vashti Berry
Disruptive child behavior severity and parenting program session attendance: Individual participant data meta-analysis
Journal of consulting and clinical psychology
evidencebased programs ebps older adults effectively improve health outcomes however limited understanding unique needs service providers consider adopting implementing maintaining programs older minority adults lowincome communities limited aging services conducted semistructured interviews key informants communitybased organizations cbos understand implementation sustainability needs cbos within four racial ethnically diverse los angeles county geographic areas performed thematic analysis interview transcripts interviews conducted representatives 25 seniorserving agencies providing agingrelated ebps cbo representatives reported implementing ebps 8 domains falls prevention 68 mental health 64 caregiver health 48 chronic disease management 48 diabetes management 36 arthritis management 28 physical activity 24 multiple conditions management 8 themes presented using six domains bass judge framework factors impacting successful sustained ebp implementation cbos lowincome diverse communities described unique challenges tailoring interventions based local community context literacy language cultural context locally available resources technology safe community spaces transportation faced resourceintensive administrative burdens staff turnover data collection sustainable funding networking serving racial ethnic communities unique challenges require tailored approaches additional resources ensure equitable access ebps communities describe suggestions enhancing effective adoption ebps among service agencies underresourced diverse aging communities serving populations agingrelated health disparities