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Participant Occupation Community Advisory Council members Christopher Bennett High school and college student Shirley Cowart Retired school administrative assistant Maret Felzien College instructor and fourth-generation rancher Martha Flores Realtor, college instructor, and medical translator Rafael Flores Realtor Connie Haynes Retired teacher and wheat farmer Garry Haynes Retired wheat farmer Mike Hernandez Retired teacher in state prison system Hilary Lengel High school student Ned Norman Rancher and photographer Mary Rodriquez Home health paraprofessional Norah Sanchez Assistant at dentist office Sergio Sanchez Manager of a hardware store Carly Schrade High school student Karyssa Schuppe High school student Kathy Winkelman Elementary school teacher Steve Winkelman Third-generation wheat and tree farmer Ad hoc members (boot camp topic) Saeid Ahmadpour (colon cancer) Local family physician Ann Barton (asthma) Public health department worker and nurse Pat Bates (asthma) Public health department worker and nurse Arlene Harms (colon cancer) Hospital administrator Denise Hase (colon cancer) Public health department worker Becky Herron (asthma) Nurse and local Board of Cooperative Educational Services worker Gary Koch (asthma) Farmer and local Board of Cooperative Educational Services worker Erin Mellott (asthma and hypertension) Local physician assistant James Miller (colon cancer) Local primary care physician Kindra Mulch (colon cancer) County director of Health and Human Services Richard Reutzel (asthma) Local community member with interest in topic HPRN team Susan Gale Liaison/research assistant, southeast HPRN Christin Sutter Quality improvement practice coach, northeast HPRN Marc Ringel Retired family physician, writer Jack Westfall Family physician, HPRN director Linda Zittleman HPRN associate director Topic experts Lauren DeAlleaume Family physician, presented on hypertension Perry Dickinson Family physician, presented on patient centered medical home Doug Fernald Evaluator and practice-based researcher, presented on health risk assessments Fred Grover, Jr. Physician, presented on colon cancer Lori Jarrell Nurse and Asthma Toolkit trainer, presented on asthma -
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Research Topic Shedule Outcomes Colon cancer prevention 5 Face-to-face meetings Message and dissemination engaged more than 300 community members. 8 Phone calls 1 Year 70% of community members saw materials Increase in colonoscopy and screening Rural messaging included a farm auction flyer about colon cancer and coffee mugs Asthma 4 Face-to-face meetings Message and dissemination engaged more than 700 community 5 Phone calls 8 Months members and students in 45 local schools Increase in reported prescribing of inhaled corticosteroids High blood pressure home monitoring 3 Face-to-face meetings "Just check it" logo 6 Phone calls 4 Months Increase in home blood pressure monitoring Average systolic blood pressure decreased by 6 mm Hg PCMH 4 Face-to-face meetings "Medical Home is Relationship" 6 Phone calls 1 Year Poster for practices and organizations about PCMH Reinvigorated PCMH work in several communities Health risk assessments 2 Face-to-face meetings Ongoing Hypertension among urban Latinos (English)* In process Ongoing Hypertension among urban Latinos (Spanish)* In process Planning Behavioral health In process Ongoing -
↵* Boot Camp Translation pilot in an urban Latino community.
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PCMH, patient-centered medical home.
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