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The document outlines the establishment of a research ministry network aimed at enhancing health awareness within faith-based communities through collaborative partnerships. It details the creation of an advisory board to identify and prioritize health research needs, alongside organizing community events and sustaining partnerships. Key outcomes include improved communication, successful partnerships, and valuable insights into community health priorities.
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? ¡°so we can activate our own research that will
benefit our communities and be part of a
partnership that is meaningful real and faith based ¡°
? ¡°¡doing this enables research that we think needs
to happen, and the value added is that we identify
the research that needs to take place rather than
[researchers] coming to us and saying, ¡®we are doing
research on this¡¯;
? ¡°...there is value in matching conversations to
congregants interests that leads to education¡±;
? ¡°..informed congregations lead to greater levels of
health awareness and education¡±
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ABSTRACT
¡°A Quasi experimental study to assess the effectiveness of structured teaching programe on knowledge regarding Breast Cancer among selected students of Rajkiya Kanya Mahavidyalaya College, Shimla, Himachal Pradesh.¡±
Introduction: - Breast cancer is one of the most common Second types of cancer in India. In 2024, the estimated number of Breast cancer cases in Himachal Pradesh is 9,566. Breast Cancer is the second most common cancer among women in Himachal Pradesh also. The Indira Gandhi Medical College (IGMC) in Shimla reports an estimated 220 and 250 new Breast Cancer cases each year. The Theog region has the highest number of breast cancer cases across all age groups, especially for those aged 38 and older. The Rampur, Jubbal, and Kotkhai regions also have high incidences of breast cancer, particularly in the middle to older age groups.
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Key Words: - Assess, Effectiveness, Structured Teaching Programme, Knowledge, Breast Cancer, Students, Rajkiya Kanya Mahavidyalaya College Shimla.
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As per research early detection can save patient life. If this cannot be identified earlier, then this may cause serious illness or even death. Students must be necessary that they should have knowledge regarding Breast cancer. That¡¯s why researcher want to conduct the study on college students to improve the knowledge related to Breast Cancer.
By going through all the review of literature related to knowledge regarding Breast cancer that the students having inadequate knowledge regarding Breast cancer. Further no study was found on knowledge regarding Breast cancer among college students in Shimla Himachal Pradesh.
So, the researcher wants to conduct research on it to enhance the knowledge of students to achieve an optimum level for patient¡¯s quality of life.
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
Godfrey Hochbaum and Irwin Rosenstock (1950): - Hochbaum and Rosenstock are notable researchers who contributed to the development of the Health Belief Model (HBM).
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- 4. ? ? ¡°so we can activate our own research that will benefit our communities and be part of a partnership that is meaningful real and faith based ¡° ? ¡°¡doing this enables research that we think needs to happen, and the value added is that we identify the research that needs to take place rather than [researchers] coming to us and saying, ¡®we are doing research on this¡¯; ? ¡°...there is value in matching conversations to congregants interests that leads to education¡±; ? ¡°..informed congregations lead to greater levels of health awareness and education¡± Why Research Ministry?
- 5. ? ? To support a newly developing community academic partnership through the establishment of a Research Ministry Advisory Board and Network ? To develop mechanisms that enable the Research Ministry Advisory Board to engage in partnership with local faith based communities and identify health research priorities Project Aims
- 6. ? ? Develop GLUE for Research Ministry Advisory Board and faith based community members of research ministry network ? Collaboratively design and deliver an event for faith based communities ? Sustain the newly developed partnership by launching the Research Ministry Network ? Ask faith based community representative attending event to prioritize health issues for research Objectives
- 8. ? ? 501c3 status for Pastors4PCOR: GLUE ? Research Ministry Mission Statement, Research Ministry Advisory Board Terms of Reference/ MOU for partners : GLUE ? Recruitment of Research Ministry Advisory Board and MOU for members : GLUE ? Eugenie Washington grant proposal: SUSTAINABILITY ? Research Ministry Advisory Board norming and storming ¨C full meeting ¨C with full documentation and planning for event : MECHANISM Outcomes to date
- 10. ? Forming Storming Norming Performing Five stages of Project Team Development Meetings to discuss project aims/objectives, journey of engagement norms for working Transitioning decision making to board. Working through and developing roles Partnership rules for working together are in place. Board is self directed. Focus on reaching goal as a group ¨C delivering an event
- 11. ? ? Research Ministry Network MOUs for faith based community partners: GLUE ? Launch event of the Pastors4PCOR Research Ministry Network: SUSTAINABILITY ? Identification of health priorities within faith based communities: SUSTAINABILITY Outcomes to come
- 13. ? Things we have learned together Successes ? Open lines of communication ? Working relationships ? Complement of skills and personalities ? Finding funds to sustain project ? New partnerships Challenges ? Time ? Getting to know each others processes and infrastructure ? Mapping the geography of faith based communities
- 14. ? ? ARCC online directory: Accessed 30 December 2014 ? Nass, P., Levine, S. and Yancy, C. Methods for Involving Patients in Topic Generation for Patient Centered Comparative Effectiveness Research: An International Perspective. ? Berman, R., Iris, M. 2012. Building a Caregiving Ministry. A Toolkit for Faith Communities. Age Options Three resources we have found invaluable
- 15. Thank you !