Article 2018

The Mastery Matrix for Integration Praxis: The development of a rubric for integration practice in addressing weight-related public health problems

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Berge, Jerica Mohlman
 AM
Adamek, Margaret
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Caspi, Caitlin Eicher
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Grannon, Katherine Young
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Loth, Katie A.
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Trofholz, Amanda C.
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Nanney, Marilyn Susie
Preventive Medicine
Journal · Vol. 111 · pp. 78-86
Abstract

In response to the limitations of siloed weight-related intervention approaches, scholars have called for greater integration that is intentional, strategic, and thoughtful between researchers, health care clinicians, community members, and policy makers as a way to more effectively address weight and weight-related (e.g., obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancer) public health problems. The Mastery Matrix for Integration Praxis was developed by the Healthy Eating and Activity across the Lifespan (HEAL) team in 2017 to advance the science and praxis of integration across the domains of research, clinical practice, community, and policy to address weight-related public health problems. Integrator functions were identified and developmental stages were created to generate a rubric for measuring mastery of integration. Creating a means to systematically define and evaluate integration praxis and expertise will allow for more individuals and teams to master integration in order to work towards promoting a culture of health. © 2018 Elsevier Inc.

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Integration Rubric Health disparities Praxis Mastery matrix Weight-related behaviors

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human Humans Article leadership health care personnel Health Personnel clinical practice program evaluation conceptual framework Integration feedback system obesity lifespan public health research community care Cardiovascular disease health promotion integrated health care system Delivery of Health Care, Integrated cooperation Cooperative Behavior health care policy complication diabetes mellitus funding health policy priority journal health care disparity coculture preventive medicine Cardiovascular Diseases
Author Affiliations
Department of Family & Community Medicine, University of Minnesota Medical School, Minneapolis, MN, United States
Terra Soma Consulting, Minneapolis, MN, United States
Funding & Acknowledgements
National Cancer Institute, NCI
Grant: U54CA164336
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