Edwin B. Fisher|Muchieh Maggy Coufal|Humberto Parada|Jennifer B. Robinette|Patrick Y. Tang|Diana M. Urlaub|Claudia G. Castillo|Laura Guzman-Corrales|Sayaka Hino|Jaimie C. Hunter|Ariana Katz|Yael Symes|Heidi Worley|Cuirong Xu
Peer Support in Health Care and Prevention: Cultural, Organizational, and Dissemination Issues
American Academy of Family Physicians|American Academy of Family Physicians|American Academy of Family Physicians|American Academy of Family Physicians|American Academy of Family Physicians|American Academy of Family Physicians|University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill|American Academy of Family Physicians|American Academy of Family Physicians|Zhongda Hospital Southeast University
reviewed article perry colleagues 2014 volume ample evidence documented contributions peer support ps health health care prevention building foundation article discusses characteristics contexts dissemination ps including fundamental aspects social support often central b cultural influences ways ps tailored specific groups c key features ps importance ongoing support backup peer supporters factors related success directions ps expanded beyond prevention chronic disease management mental health interventions prevent rehospitalization e opportunities us affordable care act patientcentered medical homes chronic health homes f organizational policy issues govern dissemination demonstrate extent ps needs reflect contextsintended audience health problems organizational cultural settingsand thus importance dissemination policies lead flexible response contexts rather constraint overly prescriptive guidelines