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  • Health promotion strategies to increase vaccine confidence – findings from listening sessions with Hispanic/Latinx, Native American, and Black/African American populations by Camille R. Velarde and Theresa H. Cruz

    Health promotion strategies to increase vaccine confidence – findings from listening sessions with Hispanic/Latinx, Native American, and Black/African American populations

    Camille R. Velarde and Theresa H. Cruz

    The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted health disparities in historically marginalized populations. These disparities are exacerbated when these same populations are under-represented among those receiving COVID-19 and flu vaccines. In collaboration with Presbyterian Healthcare Services Community Health, partners in the Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health (REACH) Healthy Here Project, and other respected community leaders, the UNM Prevention Research Center conducted listening sessions focused on COVID-19 and flu vaccine confidence. The sessions identified barriers and concerns about the COVID-19 and flu vaccines, and strategies for increasing vaccine confidence in the Hispanic/Latinx, Native American, and Black/African American populations in New Mexico. Eleven listening sessions were held with these priority populations between June 2021 and April 2022. Overall, participants expressed a lack of confidence in the COVID-19 vaccines due to their quick production and the lack of long-term research. Participants also doubted efficacy due to breakthrough cases. Native American and Black/African American participants expressed a strong distrust of government agencies and health institutions due to historical trauma and prior experiences of discrimination. Additionally, Spanish-speaking immigrants were hesitant to register for vaccination because of the personal information requested and documented. In this presentation, we will share additional findings and highlight differences for each population as they relate to COVID-19 and flu vaccine confidence, hesitancy, trusted messengers, and innovative strategies to increase vaccination. We will also present recommendations based on findings, and examples of novel strategies employed to increase vaccine confidence among Hispanic/Latinx, Native American, and Black/ African American populations in NM.

  • From Data to Action: Using qualitative research to increase healthcare provider referrals to early childhood home visiting by Theresa H. Cruz, Leona Woelk, and Ivy Cervantes

    From Data to Action: Using qualitative research to increase healthcare provider referrals to early childhood home visiting

    Theresa H. Cruz, Leona Woelk, and Ivy Cervantes

  • Pharmacists Role in Preventive Healthcare Services Including Measures to Address Opiod Abuse Epidemic. by A Bautista, L N. Bakhireva, S Cano, S Shrestha, A Bachyrycz, and T Cruz

    Pharmacists Role in Preventive Healthcare Services Including Measures to Address Opiod Abuse Epidemic.

    A Bautista, L N. Bakhireva, S Cano, S Shrestha, A Bachyrycz, and T Cruz

    Accepted for presentation at: New Mexico Public Health Association Annual Conference

  • SNAP-Ed evaluation framework in New Mexico by Theresa Cruz

    SNAP-Ed evaluation framework in New Mexico

    Theresa Cruz

    Presented at: Association of SNAP-Ed Nutrition Education Administrators; February 9, 2017. Arlington, VA.

  • My First Year Research Experience by Itzel Guillen

    My First Year Research Experience

    Itzel Guillen

    Hello, my name is Itzel Guillen. I am a graduate of Rio Grande High School, and a freshman at UNM. I am a participant in the FYRE (First Year Research Experience) program.

    FYRE gave me the opportunity to work more on a project that I participated in while I was in high school: RAPS. My research interest is the response of adults who were part of the project.

    As a freshman, finding a mentor can be hard. Many students need more experience, but there may not be many open opportunities. For my mentor, I contacted Courtney FitzGerald at the UNM PRC. I met Courtney through the RAPS project while I was in high school.

    For FYRE, I wanted to work with RAPS project data. I was able to do this with Courtney as my mentor.

  • “Eat Smart to Play Hard”: a social marketing intervention designed to increase consumption of fruit and vegetables by 8- to 10-year olds in New Mexico. by Jennifer Johnson and Glenda Canaca

    “Eat Smart to Play Hard”: a social marketing intervention designed to increase consumption of fruit and vegetables by 8- to 10-year olds in New Mexico.

    Jennifer Johnson and Glenda Canaca

    Accepted for presentation at: World Social Marketing Conference; May 16-17, 2017; Washington, DC.

  • CHILE Plus by Patricia Keane

    CHILE Plus

    Patricia Keane

    Presented at: National Child and Adult Care Food Program Leadership Conference/Anti-Hunger Policy Conference; March 1-7, 2017; Washington, DC.

  • Assessing Organizational Readiness for Sexual Violence Prevention - A Collaborative Process Between Departments of Health, Local Contractors and Research Institutions. by D Reed, S Hoshnic, and Woelk

    Assessing Organizational Readiness for Sexual Violence Prevention - A Collaborative Process Between Departments of Health, Local Contractors and Research Institutions.

    D Reed, S Hoshnic, and Woelk

    Accepted for presentation at: New Mexico Public Health Association Annual Conference; April 5, 2017; Albuquerque, NM and National Sexual Assault Conference; June 9, 2017; Dallas, TX.

  • Healthy Here’s Wellness Referral Center – Providers, Patients, and Community Resources. by T Toles, V Quintana, J Lopez, M Hirschl, M Meyer, and T Cruz

    Healthy Here’s Wellness Referral Center – Providers, Patients, and Community Resources.

    T Toles, V Quintana, J Lopez, M Hirschl, M Meyer, and T Cruz

    Accepted for presentation at: New Mexico Public Health Association Annual Conference; April 5, 2017, Albuquerque, NM.

  • Barriers and facilitators to pharmacist prescriptive authority for naloxone. by A Bautista, S Cano, S Shrestha, A Bachyrycz, T Cruz, and L Bakhireva

    Barriers and facilitators to pharmacist prescriptive authority for naloxone.

    A Bautista, S Cano, S Shrestha, A Bachyrycz, T Cruz, and L Bakhireva

    Presented at: American Public Health Association 2016 Annual Meeting & Expo; October 29-November 2, 2016; Denver, CO.

  • Healthy Here Mobile Market: improving equitable access to local, organically grown fruits and vegetables. by A Bennett, T H. Cruz, R Cuddy, and T F. Rodriguez

    Healthy Here Mobile Market: improving equitable access to local, organically grown fruits and vegetables.

    A Bennett, T H. Cruz, R Cuddy, and T F. Rodriguez

    Presented at: 2016 Annual Conference of the New Mexico Public Health Association; April 12-13, 2016; Las Cruces, NM.

  • “Eat Smart to Play Hard”: a social martketing campaign to prevent obesity in Hispanic populations. by G Canaca, J A. Johnston, T H. Cruz, E A. Lilo, and S M. Davis

    “Eat Smart to Play Hard”: a social martketing campaign to prevent obesity in Hispanic populations.

    G Canaca, J A. Johnston, T H. Cruz, E A. Lilo, and S M. Davis

    Presented at: 2016 University of South Florida Social Marketing Conference; June 17-18, 2016; Clearwater, FL.

  • Recent trends in the early childhood obesity epidemic: the good, the bad, and the unexpected. by A Cantarero

    Recent trends in the early childhood obesity epidemic: the good, the bad, and the unexpected.

    A Cantarero

    Presented at: New Mexico Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics 2016 Annual Conference and Expo; April 25-26, Santa Fe, NM.

  • Trends in early childhood obesity in a large, urban school district in the Southwest from 2007 to 2014. by A Cantarero, Jimenez E. Yakes, O B. Myers, T Scharmen, P Kinyua, K Tollestrup, D Cohen, V Sanchez, and P Pribis

    Trends in early childhood obesity in a large, urban school district in the Southwest from 2007 to 2014.

    A Cantarero, Jimenez E. Yakes, O B. Myers, T Scharmen, P Kinyua, K Tollestrup, D Cohen, V Sanchez, and P Pribis

    Presented at: Experimental Biology 2016; April 2-6, 2016; San Diego, CA.

  • Engaging men for a sexual violence-free nation: a cross-sectional study of U.S.-based organizations. by I Cervantes, L Woelk, and T Cruz

    Engaging men for a sexual violence-free nation: a cross-sectional study of U.S.-based organizations.

    I Cervantes, L Woelk, and T Cruz

    Presented at: American Public Health Association 2016 Annual Meeting & Expo; October 29-November 2, 2016; Denver, CO.

  • Mapping the incidence of rape reported to law enforcement in New Mexico and the availability of services to survivors. by I Cervantes, L Woelk, and T Cruz

    Mapping the incidence of rape reported to law enforcement in New Mexico and the availability of services to survivors.

    I Cervantes, L Woelk, and T Cruz

    Presented at: 2016 Annual Conference of the New Mexico Public Health Association; April 12-13, 2016; Las Cruces, NM.

  • VIVA II: a community-academic partnership promoting access to and consumption of water in a tri-ethnic community in rural New Mexico. by T H. Cruz, S M. Davis, and A Ortega

    VIVA II: a community-academic partnership promoting access to and consumption of water in a tri-ethnic community in rural New Mexico.

    T H. Cruz, S M. Davis, and A Ortega

    Presented at: American Public Health Association 2016 Annual Meeting & Expo; October 29-November 2, 2016; Denver, CO.

  • Village Interventions and Venues for Action (VIVA II). by S M. Davis

    Village Interventions and Venues for Action (VIVA II).

    S M. Davis

    Key note address presented at: The 30th Anniversary of the Prevention Research Centers at the CDC; February 29, 2016; Atlanta, GA.

  • The Science Around Us: creating culturally relevant STEM-H enrichment activities to engage rural students and community. by S M. Davis, S Mishra, K Peters, A Begaye, and A Ortega

    The Science Around Us: creating culturally relevant STEM-H enrichment activities to engage rural students and community.

    S M. Davis, S Mishra, K Peters, A Begaye, and A Ortega

    Presented at: NIH SciEd 2016; May 9-12, 2016; Washington, DC.

  • My first year research experience: RAPS. by I Guillen

    My first year research experience: RAPS.

    I Guillen

    Presented at: 2016 Shared Knowledge Conference, University of New Mexico; April 11, 2016; Albuquerque, NM.

  • 90 calories. 0 drama: how TV advertising is bolstering gendered food identities and promoting an unhealthy food culture in the United States. by E A. Lilo

    90 calories. 0 drama: how TV advertising is bolstering gendered food identities and promoting an unhealthy food culture in the United States.

    E A. Lilo

    Presented at: National Communication Association 102nd Annual Convention; November 10-13, 2016; Philadelphia, PA.

  • Patenting the sun: a critical discourse analysis of the HPV vaccine TV ads in the US, the UK and Australia. by E A. Lilo

    Patenting the sun: a critical discourse analysis of the HPV vaccine TV ads in the US, the UK and Australia.

    E A. Lilo

    Presented at: American Public Health Association 2016 Annual Meeting & Expo; October 29-November 2, 2016; Denver, CO.

  • Developing a community profile tool for improving health in New Mexico rural communities. by Q Martine, A Cantarero, and S M. Davis

    Developing a community profile tool for improving health in New Mexico rural communities.

    Q Martine, A Cantarero, and S M. Davis

    Presented at: 2016 Annual Conference of the New Mexico Public Health Association; April 12-13, 2016; Las Cruces, NM.

  • Measuring gender identity: issues for surveillance by L Penaloza and L Tomedi

    Measuring gender identity: issues for surveillance

    L Penaloza and L Tomedi

    Presented at: 1st Annual Conference on Care for the Underserved, UNM School of Medicine Rural and Urban Underserved Program; October 14, 2016; Albuquerque, NM.

  • Primary care provider comfort wih motivational interviewing. by M Vallabhan

    Primary care provider comfort wih motivational interviewing.

    M Vallabhan

    Presented at: 2016 Annual Conference of the New Mexico Public Health Association; April 12-13; Las Cruces, NM.

 
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