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Preventing Chronic Disease | Characteristics of Successful Community Partnerships to Promote Physical Activity Among Young People, North Carolina, 2010"2012 - CDC

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Success of community-based projects has been thought to hinge on the strength of partnerships between those involved in design and implementation. However, characteristics of successful partnerships have not been fully described, particularly in the context of community-based physical activity promotion.

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Preventing Chronic Disease | An Effective Community"Academic Partnership to Extend the Reach of Screenings for Fall Risk - CDC

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Older adults should be screened for fall risk annually. Community providers (people without formal medical training who work with older adults in senior centers or aging services) may be a viable group to expand the reach of screenings.

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With the HHS Syndication API, you can retrieve HHS's vast repository of public health content.

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