ENLACE: A Promotora-Led Physical Activity Intervention Trial for Latinas in Texas
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Item ENLACE: Human Subjects Protocol(2023) Latino Research InstituteThis record includes the IRB-approved Human Subjects Protocol used for the ENLACE study.Item ENLACE: Recruitment Materials(2023) Latino Research InstituteThis record contains materials used for participant recruitment for the ENLACE study, including a recruitment flyer and project overview handout.Item ENLACE: Data Collection Visit 2 Forms(2023) Latino Research InstituteThree materials used to collect physical activity data during the second examination visit for participants in the ENLACE study. This includes a physical activity questionnaire (in English and Spanish) and food frequency questionnaire data sheet.Item ENLACE: Adult Consent Forms(2023) Latino Research InstituteThis record includes IRB-approved ENLACE adult consent forms, both in English and Spanish.Item ENLACE: Recruitment and Screening Forms(2023) Latino Research InstituteForms used to screen and recruit participants for the Enlace study. This includes an initial contact form, participant communication log, and appointment log (all in Spanish), as well as eligibility screenings scripts and forms (in English and Spanish).Item ENLACE: Media Coverage(2023) Latino Research InstituteThis record includes a press release promoting the ENLACE study by UT Health Science Center at San Antonio.Item ENLACE: Data Collection Visit 1 Forms(2023) Latino Research InstituteEight materials used to collect physical activity data during the first examination visit for participants in the ENLACE study. This includes a consent form, physical activity questionnaire (in English and Spanish), AnthroFitness data sheet, participant contact information sheet, monitor follow-up log (in English and Spanish), and a motion monitor record booklet (in English and Spanish).Item ENLACE: Newsletters (Physical Activity Intervention Maintenance)(2024-01-12) Latino Research InstituteThis record contains five newsletters delivered to participants of the ENLACE study sorted into the physical activity intervention group. Newsletters promote physical activity and exercise, and are available in English and SpanishItem ENLACE: Posters and Presentations(2024-01-12) Latino Research InstituteThis record contains materials used to disseminate the findings from the ENLACE study. This includes six poster presentations and five slide deck presentations.Item ENLACE: In Depth Interview Guides(2024-01-12) Latino Research InstituteThis record includes two in depth interview guides used to assess participant progress in the ENLACE study, including a 16-week post-intervention interview guide and a 40-week post-intervention interview guide. Guides are available in English and Spanish.Item ENLACE: Walking Group Leaders Guide (Physical Activity Intervention)(2024-01-12) Latino Research InstituteThis record contains materials from the ENLACE study aiming to promote exercise through walking. Included are a walking guide booklet for leaders, a walking list, and a monthly walking record. These materials were only provided to participants in the physical activity intervention group and are available in English and Spanish.Item ENLACE: Walking Contest (Physical Activity Intervention)(2024-01-12) Latino Research InstituteThis record contains materials used for the walking contest intervention for the ENLACE study, including a walking contest guide, contest sheet, weekly record sheet, and certificate of completion. These materials were only provided to participants in the physical activity intervention group, and are available in English and Spanish.Item ENLACE: Tipsheets(2024-01-12) Latino Research InstituteThis record include four tipsheets that were provided to all participants of the ENLACE study. All tipsheets are available in English and Spanish.Item ENLACE: Community Health & Safety (CHS) Group Maintenance Program(2024-02-01) Latino Research InstituteThis record includes the protocol for the delivery of the maintenance program for ENLACE participants randomized into the Community Health and Safety(CHS) group. This manual has three sections: (1) CHS Maintenance Protocol; (2) Participant Starter Pack; and (3) CHS Visit and Telephone Contact Materials.Item ENLACE: Promotora Measurement Training(2024-02-01) Latino Research InstituteThis record includes materials used to train community health workers, or promotoras, in data collection/measurement for the ENLACE study. Materials provided include two slide deck presentations and a protocol summary. Materials are in Spanish.Item ENLACE: Motion Monitor Record Booklet(2024-02-01) Latino Research InstituteThis record includes the Motion Monitor Record Booklet used in the ENLACE study. The booklet provides instructions on how to use the motion monitor, outlines reminders, and has a participant daily log. This material is available in English and Spanish.Item ENLACE: Community Asset Mapping to Inform Physical Activity and Health and Safety Promotion Interventions in Lower Rio Grande Colonias(2024-02-01) Latino Research InstituteENLACE is a community-based participatory research project designed to enhance Latina’s engagement in physical activity and promote social support and collective efficacy through access to culturally appropriate, economical physical activity resources in Lower Rio Grande Valley colonias. The multi-level approach to promoting physical activity among this underserved Latina population involves attention to environmental and socio-cultural factors as well as individual attitudes and skills. To assess local residents’ perspectives of their residential environs, we conducted a series of two-part Community Asset Mapping (CAM) sessions in 8 colonias. Promotoras in each community invited women to participate and conducted the CAM sessions. Participants (n=89) ranged from 20 to 60 years of age. In the first session, promotoras guided participants through the process of identifying health and safety concerns, enumerating local assets and resources to address each concern, and locating community resources and assets on a map. In the subsequent session, participants actually visited specific local sites to assess public safety, security and suitability for engaging in physical activity. The major physical and mental health concerns residents identified included obesity, hypertension, asthma, diabetes, stress, depression, feelings of alienation and lack of medical personnel and facilities. Findings from the participatory environmental scans indicated concerns related to lack of green spaces, trash, industrial pollution, and violence. Major assets across the eight colonias were the services and staff of local Community Resource Centers and religious organizations. Findings informed the development of the promotora-delivered physical activity and community health and safety intervention of the study.Item ENLACE: Community Resource Guides(2024-02-01) Latino Research InstituteThis record includes community resource guides for three different counties in South Texas for ENLACE study participants. Content includes tips to be active, information about city parks, maps, and much more. Booklets are available in English and Spanish.Item ENLACE: Physical Activity Intervention Training for Promotoras(2024-02-01) Latino Research InstituteThis record includes materials used to train community health workers, or promotoras, in the delivery of the community health & safety group intervention for the ENLACE study. Reference the Physical Activity intervention program record for more information about intervention content.Item ENLACE: Promotora Recruitment Training(2024-02-01) Latino Research InstituteThis record includes materials used to train community health workers, or promotoras, in recruiting participants for the ENLACE study. Materials provided include two slide deck presentations, a role play activity, and a copy of the recruitment protocol. Materials are in English and Spanish.