David Tataw
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 641637 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | David Tataw |
| NOMBRES | David |
| APELLIDO | Tataw |
| FIRMA | TATAW D |
| AFILIACIONES | Northern Kentucky University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1407-6706 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2010 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Factors Associated with Beneficiary Outcomes from Community Health Programs in Predominantly Low-Income African American Communities in Mississippi USA
Youth Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drug (Atod) use rates in a municipal youth and family master plan
Micro-level Factors Associated with Youth Drug Use Among an Urban at-Risk Youth Sample
Assessing Individual and Interpersonal Attitudes and Behavior Associated with School Outcomes in a Predominantly Low Income, Latino, and Immigrant High School Population
Community social capital and value creation from community health programs in ethnic and low income communities
Individual and Interpersonal Factors Associated with Youth Antisocial Behavior among a Low Income, Immigrant, and Ethnic Urban Youth Sample
This study explores the association between youth antisocial behavior outcomes and predictors including individual factors (youth attitudes) and interpersonal factors (friends and parents) in a low income, immigrant, and ethnic community in Pomona, California USA. Social cognitive theory is used in a cross sectional design to perform correlation and multiple regression analysis on survey data from 2,693 high school students. While factors related…
Antisocial Behavior and Attitudes Towards Antisocial Behavior after a Five-Year Municipal Youth and Family Master Plan in Pomona, California, USA
Within an integrated conceptual framework made up of social cognitive theory, theory of fundamental causes, and the risk and protective factor approach, we assess reported antisocial behavior and favorable attitudes toward antisocial behavior among youths and parents in a high-school sample after the implementation of a Youth and Family Master Plan in Pomona, California, USA from 2005 to 2009. We perform z tests for same students (8th grade 2005 …
A Holistic Evaluation of a Community Health Improvement Plan
Guided by an integrated conceptual framework made up of social cognitive theory, the theory of fundamental causes, and community organizing theory, the author synthesizes quantitative and qualitative findings from process and outcomes evaluations in order to discern a holistic picture of the success and shortcomings of a Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP), implemented in a Mid-Western region of the United States from 2016 to 2018. The aggre…
Status of prioritized health issues at two-year follow up in a community health improvement plan
Within an integrated conceptual framework made up of the social cognitive theory and the theory of fundamental causes, we assess the impact of 37 ecological strategies and 126 programs and action plans on three prioritized health issues in a community health improvement plan implemented in a Mid-Western Region of the United States from 2016 to 2018. We perform z tests comparing performance values to both baseline and established targets in 16 obj…
Using an Integrated Conceptual Framework to Clarify Health Problems and Assess A Community Health Planning Process
Within a case study design, this paper clarifies community problems, and assesses a Community Health Improvement Plan development process using a framework of explanatory models and change theories that links the macro social model, the materialistic model, social cognitive theory, theory of fundamental causes, and community organizing theory. Properties of demographic and health status artifacts are consistent with the core constructs in both th…
Partnership and participation in a community health improvement initiative
This paper examines partnerships and participation in a Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) in a Mid-Western Region of the United States. Process and survey results reveal significant conformity with locality development and social planning models of community organizing. Partner synergy, and cultural and structural relationships were strong, but democratic participation was limited to the partnership steering committee and excludes the larg…
Horizontal Participatory Planning in Prostate Cancer Prevention
We examined the Mississippi Prostrate Cancer Project (MPCP) using a 12-point assessment tool organized within three conceptual elements: stakeholder participation, cultural and structural relationships, and partnership synergy. A case study design involving participant observation and content analysis is adopted, and interpretive methods including frame and categorical analysis are used in data analysis. Though MPCP did not meet all the criteria …
Toward a Horizontal Participatory Implementation Approach for Community Health Programs Serving Vulnerable Populations
David B. Tatawa a School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University , Kokomo , Indiana , USA
Provider Perceptions of the Social Work Environment and the State of Pediatric Care in a Downsized Urban Public Academic Medical Center
The author's purpose through this study was to document and analyze health provider perceptions of their social work environment and the state of pediatric care at Los Angeles County King/Drew Hospital and Medical Center in 2000, after the restructuring and downsizing of the hospital and its community clinics. The research results showed nurses and physicians reporting that both the quality of pediatric care and the provider social work environme…
Individual, Organizational, and Community Interprofessional Competencies for Education, Training, and Practice in Health and Social Care
This article presents emergent core interprofessional competencies for health and social care developed through multiple qualitative approaches including literature review, extant data review, nominal group techniques, participant observation, and reliance on a variety of data sources. Core interprofessional competencies identified include: communication and interpersonal skills, systems based health practice, and professionalism. The proposed co…
A Community's Perceptions of Pediatric Social Outcomes in a Downsized Urban Hospital System
This article describes parental perceptions of pediatric services at Los Angeles County King/Drew Hospital and Medical Center after the hospital and its community clinics were restructured in the 1990s. Qualitative and quantitative measures are used to capture parental perceptions of service utilization, service convenience, and quality of care. The results are compared to hospital institutional operational data from patient flow analysis reports…
Toward a Horizontal Participatory Implementation Approach for Community Health Programs Serving Vulnerable Populations
David B. Tatawa a School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University , Kokomo , Indiana , USA
Partnership and participation in a community health improvement initiative
This paper examines partnerships and participation in a Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) in a Mid-Western Region of the United States. Process and survey results reveal significant conformity with locality development and social planning models of community organizing. Partner synergy, and cultural and structural relationships were strong, but democratic participation was limited to the partnership steering committee and excludes the larg…
Horizontal Participatory Planning in Prostate Cancer Prevention
We examined the Mississippi Prostrate Cancer Project (MPCP) using a 12-point assessment tool organized within three conceptual elements: stakeholder participation, cultural and structural relationships, and partnership synergy. A case study design involving participant observation and content analysis is adopted, and interpretive methods including frame and categorical analysis are used in data analysis. Though MPCP did not meet all the criteria …
Community social capital and value creation from community health programs in ethnic and low income communities
Individual, Organizational, and Community Interprofessional Competencies for Education, Training, and Practice in Health and Social Care
This article presents emergent core interprofessional competencies for health and social care developed through multiple qualitative approaches including literature review, extant data review, nominal group techniques, participant observation, and reliance on a variety of data sources. Core interprofessional competencies identified include: communication and interpersonal skills, systems based health practice, and professionalism. The proposed co…
A Community's Perceptions of Pediatric Social Outcomes in a Downsized Urban Hospital System
This article describes parental perceptions of pediatric services at Los Angeles County King/Drew Hospital and Medical Center after the hospital and its community clinics were restructured in the 1990s. Qualitative and quantitative measures are used to capture parental perceptions of service utilization, service convenience, and quality of care. The results are compared to hospital institutional operational data from patient flow analysis reports…
Provider Perceptions of the Social Work Environment and the State of Pediatric Care in a Downsized Urban Public Academic Medical Center
The author's purpose through this study was to document and analyze health provider perceptions of their social work environment and the state of pediatric care at Los Angeles County King/Drew Hospital and Medical Center in 2000, after the restructuring and downsizing of the hospital and its community clinics. The research results showed nurses and physicians reporting that both the quality of pediatric care and the provider social work environme…
Individual, Organizational, and Community Interprofessional Competencies for Education, Training, and Practice in Health and Social Care
This article presents emergent core interprofessional competencies for health and social care developed through multiple qualitative approaches including literature review, extant data review, nominal group techniques, participant observation, and reliance on a variety of data sources. Core interprofessional competencies identified include: communication and interpersonal skills, systems based health practice, and professionalism. The proposed co…
Horizontal Participatory Planning in Prostate Cancer Prevention
We examined the Mississippi Prostrate Cancer Project (MPCP) using a 12-point assessment tool organized within three conceptual elements: stakeholder participation, cultural and structural relationships, and partnership synergy. A case study design involving participant observation and content analysis is adopted, and interpretive methods including frame and categorical analysis are used in data analysis. Though MPCP did not meet all the criteria …
Toward a Horizontal Participatory Implementation Approach for Community Health Programs Serving Vulnerable Populations
David B. Tatawa a School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University , Kokomo , Indiana , USA
Using an Integrated Conceptual Framework to Clarify Health Problems and Assess A Community Health Planning Process
Within a case study design, this paper clarifies community problems, and assesses a Community Health Improvement Plan development process using a framework of explanatory models and change theories that links the macro social model, the materialistic model, social cognitive theory, theory of fundamental causes, and community organizing theory. Properties of demographic and health status artifacts are consistent with the core constructs in both th…
Partnership and participation in a community health improvement initiative
This paper examines partnerships and participation in a Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) in a Mid-Western Region of the United States. Process and survey results reveal significant conformity with locality development and social planning models of community organizing. Partner synergy, and cultural and structural relationships were strong, but democratic participation was limited to the partnership steering committee and excludes the larg…
Antisocial Behavior and Attitudes Towards Antisocial Behavior after a Five-Year Municipal Youth and Family Master Plan in Pomona, California, USA
Within an integrated conceptual framework made up of social cognitive theory, theory of fundamental causes, and the risk and protective factor approach, we assess reported antisocial behavior and favorable attitudes toward antisocial behavior among youths and parents in a high-school sample after the implementation of a Youth and Family Master Plan in Pomona, California, USA from 2005 to 2009. We perform z tests for same students (8th grade 2005 …
A Holistic Evaluation of a Community Health Improvement Plan
Guided by an integrated conceptual framework made up of social cognitive theory, the theory of fundamental causes, and community organizing theory, the author synthesizes quantitative and qualitative findings from process and outcomes evaluations in order to discern a holistic picture of the success and shortcomings of a Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP), implemented in a Mid-Western region of the United States from 2016 to 2018. The aggre…
Status of prioritized health issues at two-year follow up in a community health improvement plan
Within an integrated conceptual framework made up of the social cognitive theory and the theory of fundamental causes, we assess the impact of 37 ecological strategies and 126 programs and action plans on three prioritized health issues in a community health improvement plan implemented in a Mid-Western Region of the United States from 2016 to 2018. We perform z tests comparing performance values to both baseline and established targets in 16 obj…
Micro-level Factors Associated with Youth Drug Use Among an Urban at-Risk Youth Sample
Assessing Individual and Interpersonal Attitudes and Behavior Associated with School Outcomes in a Predominantly Low Income, Latino, and Immigrant High School Population
Community social capital and value creation from community health programs in ethnic and low income communities
Individual and Interpersonal Factors Associated with Youth Antisocial Behavior among a Low Income, Immigrant, and Ethnic Urban Youth Sample
This study explores the association between youth antisocial behavior outcomes and predictors including individual factors (youth attitudes) and interpersonal factors (friends and parents) in a low income, immigrant, and ethnic community in Pomona, California USA. Social cognitive theory is used in a cross sectional design to perform correlation and multiple regression analysis on survey data from 2,693 high school students. While factors related…
Factors Associated with Beneficiary Outcomes from Community Health Programs in Predominantly Low-Income African American Communities in Mississippi USA
Youth Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drug (Atod) use rates in a municipal youth and family master plan
Psychology (12 obras) · Sociology (9 obras) · Community Health and Development (8 obras) · Medicine (8 obras) · Political science (8 obras) · Health care (6 obras) · Economic growth (5 obras) · Economics (5 obras) · Health Policy Implementation Science (5 obras) · Psychiatry (5 obras)