参与新兴声音:培训少数民族青年成为抗击COVID-19的变革推动者

Traci Hayes, Eki Wari, Emmanuel Udochukwu, Wendy B. White
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背景:受新冠肺炎病理生理效应和非医疗问题的影响,许多年轻人表示,他们觉得自己被排除在围绕新冠病毒的讨论之外。培训青年人支持其健康优先事项,可增强健康促进的影响。本文介绍了青年大使计划的成果。青年大使计划是一项短期培训,旨在培养应对COVID-19问题的变革推动者。方法:年龄在18 ~ 29岁的美国密西西比州人参加了一项45分钟的经典变化理论框架训练。评估了参与者满意度和外展活动的水平。结果:10人完成培训。业绩指标包括在Instagram和Facebook上发布大约134条社交媒体消息
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Engaging Emerging Voices: Training Minority Young Adults as Change Agents in the Battle against COVID-19
Background: Affected by the pathophysiologic effects of COVID-19 and non-medical issues, many young adults expressed that they felt left out of the discussions surrounding the virus. Training young adults to champion their health priorities enhances the impact of health promotions. This article presents the outcomes of the Young Ambassador Program, a brief training to develop change agents addressing COVID-19 matters among their peers. Methods: Mississippi Individuals ages 18 to 29 years participated in a 45-minute training framed by the classical change theory. The level of participant satisfaction and outreach activities were assessed. Results: Ten individuals completed the training. Performance metrics included posting approximately 134 social media messages on Instagram, Facebook
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