BUILDING LIVING ALLIANCES: COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND COMMUNITY-BASED PARTNERSHIPS TO ADDRESS THE HEALTH OF COMMUNITY ELDERS

Kim E. Radda; Jean J. Schensul

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BUILDING LIVING ALLIANCES: COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND COMMUNITY-BASED PARTNERSHIPS TO ADDRESS THE HEALTH OF COMMUNITY ELDERS

机译：建立生活联盟：社区参与和基于社区的伙伴关系，以解决社区老年人的健康问题

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This article describes the process of creating and maintaining alliances to address the health and well-being of older adults. These relationships, that we call “living alliances,” are developed and nurtured through long-term relationships with individuals and organizations from across diverse sectors of communities in which we work, and very often live. Utilizing brief case examples of research conducted by the Institute for Community Research (Hartford, CT), in collaboration with local and national partners on topics of concern to older adults, we present a history of the development of specific alliances and how they were implemented. These provide concrete examples of the alliance building process, the challenges faced, and how an initial set of associations has grown into a dynamic network of alliances that we can draw on to conduct community-based partnership research. We also include a discussion of lessons learned in the processes of building and sustaining these living alliances.

机译：本文介绍了建立和维护联盟以解决老年人的健康和福祉的过程。这些关系，我们称为“生存联盟”，是通过与我们工作并且经常生活的社区的不同领域的个人和组织的长期关系来发展和培养的。利用社区研究所（康涅狄格州哈特福德）与本地和国家合作伙伴合作开展的有关老年人关注主题的简短案例研究，我们介绍了特定联盟的发展历史以及实施方式。这些提供了联盟建立过程，面临的挑战以及最初的协会如何发展成动态联盟网络的具体示例，我们可以借鉴这些联盟来进行基于社区的伙伴关系研究。我们还讨论了在建立和维持这些生存联盟的过程中汲取的经验教训。

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《Annals of Anthropological Practice》 |2011年第2期|p.154-173|共20页
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Kim E. Radda; Jean J. Schensul;
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Institute for Community Research, Hartford;

Institute for Community Research, Hartford;

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community alliances; older adults; health disparities;

机译：[社区联盟;老年人;健康差距];

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