Speakers:
- Nancy Adler, PhD, E4A Director
- Erin Hagan, PhD, MBA, E4A Deputy Director
- May Lynn Tam, DrPH, MHS, E4A Research & Policy Specialist
- Claire Gibbons, PhD, RWJF Senior Program Officer
On April 9, 2018 Evidence for Action (E4A) released an open Call for Proposals (CFP) to solicit research projects that fall under Action Area One of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Culture of Health Action Framework. Action Area 1, “Making Health a Shared Value,” highlights individual, family, and community factors necessary for a renewed societal commitment to health and health equity. Mindsets and Expectations, Sense of Community, and Civic Engagement are the three drivers that serve as focal points for policy and programmatic interventions related to this action area.
Limited evidence on measurement and proxy indicators for each driver, and on how each driver may be operationalized in natural settings for meaningful impacts on population health and well-being, has resulted in a gap in our understanding of how progress in this Action Area may be facilitated or hampered by different contexts, systems and approaches.
During the webinar E4A leadership:
- Shared context about Action Area One and its drivers;
- Provided an overview of the CFP and the application process, materials, and timelines; and
- Offered insights into the types of projects that would be a good fit for this CFP.
Ample time was also allowed for a live Q&A.
Please share this recording with your colleagues and others who may be interested in submitting a Letter of Intent for Action Area One research projects.