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- W4368361875 abstract "Community-based health promotion has the potential to address existing health inequities, although such approaches are scarcely scaled up. For a successful scale up, various stakeholders at different levels and sectors need to be involved. The article's aims are to assess what kind of external support communities need for implementation and to identify facilitators and barriers for scaling up community-based health promotion. Two national digital workshops were conducted in Germany with stakeholders at the community level (n = 161) and with stakeholders at the federal and state levels (n = 84). Protocols were compiled and coded using qualitative content analysis. During the first workshop, we revealed 11 themes for external support needs ('Strategic approach', 'Define & compare indicators', 'International human resource', 'Tools & Aids', 'External conduction of the assessment', 'Involvement of people in difficult life situations', 'Overview of actors', 'Moderation', 'Obtain funding', 'Quality assurance/evaluation' and 'External support'). Eleven facilitators and barriers were identified for scaling up ('Assessment and evaluation', 'Intersectoral collaboration and partnerships', 'Communication', 'Characteristics of the program', 'Political and legal conditions', 'Political support', 'Local coordinator', 'Resources', 'Participation', 'Strategic planning/methods' and 'Intermediary organization'). The identified results provide practice-based evidence on support needed for scaling up, facilitators that promote scaling up and barriers that might hinder scaling up community-based health promotion in Germany. In a next step, this practice-based evidence needs to be systematically integrated with scientific-based evidence on key components for scaling up such approaches for the development of an effective scaling-up concept.The major aim of this article is to describe how German stakeholders at different levels (local, federal and state) from various sectors (e.g. health, social or sports) were involved to develop a scaling-up concept for a community-based health promotion approach with a focus on health equity in the field of physical activity promotion. Different actors from science, policy and practice discussed facilitators and barriers for the scale up and what external support communities need to implement a community-based health promotion approach, with a focus on people in difficult life situations (e.g. individuals with social disadvantages). We identified 14 different kind of support needs and 11 facilitators and barriers for scaling up community-based health promotion approaches in the field of physical activity promotion. Various actors emphasized the need for improved collaboration and partnerships across several sectors as well as changes in current political and legal conditions. Furthermore, the role and some characteristics of an external organization to support a successful scaling-up process were also discussed among actors." @default.
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- W4368361875 title "Multi-level stakeholders' perspectives on implementation and scaling up community-based health promotion in Germany" @default.
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