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Designing and Assessing Multilevel Interventions to Improve Minority Health and Reduce Health Disparities
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multilevel interventions uniquely effective addressing minority health health disparities pose substantial methodological data analytic assessment challenges must considered designing applying interventions assessment facilitate adoption multilevel interventions reduce health disparities outline areas need filling existing operational challenges design assessment multilevel interventions discuss areas development address overarching constructs inherent multilevel interventions particular focus application minority health health disparities approach prove useful researchers allows integrate information related health disparities research framework broader constructs familiar urge researchers prioritize building transdisciplinary teams skills needed overcome challenges designing assessing multilevel interventions even small contributions accelerate progress toward improving minority health reducing health disparities make substantial progress however concerted strategic effort including work advance analytic techniques measures needed