Scott R Rosas
Biographic Data
| ID | 6650591 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Scott R Rosas |
| GIVEN NAMES | Scott R |
| FAMILY NAME | Rosas |
| SIGNATURE | ROSAS S R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ithaca College |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5212-1478 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Conceptualizing Meaningful Youth Engagement in Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Programming
Background and Objectives: The Youth Engagement Network (YEN) was a three-year project focused on strengthening meaningful youth engagement in sexual health programs. It sought to answer the question, “What is a useful framework for meaningful youth engagement of vulnerable populations in sexual health programming?” Methods: The YEN chose Group Concept Mapping (GCM) as the approach to answer their learning question. GCM is a mixed-methods process…
Culturally specific health-related features on cigarette packs sold in China
Health-related features on cigarette packs sold in China are common. Enhanced policies to address tobacco packaging, labelling and branding could support and facilitate a reduction in the high tobacco burden in China
Differences in Community Members' and Academics' Perceptions of Factors Contributing to Food Insecurity and Obesity among Mexican Immigrants
Differences in Community Members' and Academics' Perceptions of Factors Contributing to Food Insecurity and Obesity among Mexican Immigrants:An Application of Concept Mapping Karen T. D'Alonzo, PhD, RN, APNC, FAAN, Frances Munet Vilaró, PhD, RN, Lisa Garsman, PhD, RN, APNC, Scott R. Rosas, PhD, and Maria Vivar Purpose • This study described and statistically evaluated the factors felt to contribute to weight gain and obesity among Mexican immigra…
Differences in Community Members' and Academics' Perceptions of Factors Contributing to Food Insecurity and Obesity among Mexican Immigrants
Community-based participatory research has been identified as an approach to research where community members, organizational representatives, and academic researchers all participate in the research process. As research partners, community members and academics may find some common ground in identification of problems, but frequently differ in their perception of the cause of those problems and struggle with arriving at a "shared interpretation"…
Using Concept Mapping within a Community–Academic Partnership to Examine Obesity among Mexican Immigrants
Results suggest high levels of social stress are contributing to food insecurity and obesity among Mexican immigrant families. Areas identified for intervention planning reflect the need for a multifaceted approach toward obesity prevention
Community Policy Brief
Progress in Community Health Partnerships: Research, Education, and Action - Volume 14, Issue 2, Summer 2020
Evaluating a complex health promotion intervention
Persistent challenges to public health and well-being are being addressed though complex interventions. Complex interventions are intentional processes designed to shift and realign the form and function of targeted system patterns by changing underlying system dynamics, structures, and conditions. The IM40 initiative was a complex health promotion intervention designed to address adolescent health and well-being through a developmental assets ap…
Systems thinking and complexity
The health promoting schools concept reflects a comprehensive and integrated philosophy to improving student and personnel health and well-being. Conceptualized as a configuration of interacting, interdependent parts connected through a web of relationships that form a whole greater than the sum of its parts, school health promotion initiatives often target several levels (e.g. individual, professional, procedural and policy) simultaneously. Heal…
Conceptualizing and prioritizing clinical trial outcomes from the perspectives of people with Parkinson’s disease versus health care professionals
Quality and rigor of the concept mapping methodology
Community-Researcher Partnerships at Niaid HIV/Aids Clinical Trials Sites
Assessing differences between community and researcher perceptions about the frequency of and challenges posed by specific engagement activities may prove useful in developing evaluation tools for assessing community engagement in collaborative research settings
Concept Mapping of Photovoices
This inquiry successfully sequenced and integrated 2 participatory research methods: photovoice and concept mapping. In the photovoice phase, immigrant residents shared perceptions and thoughts of their neighborhood through photographs and stories, capturing neighborhood characteristics that influence their health and well-being. In the concept mapping phase, active involvement of immigrant residents was facilitated to systematically organize and…
Nonparticipant to Participant
Concept Mapping as a Technique for Program Theory Development
The emergence of theory-driven evaluation has drawn attention to the need for practical ways for evaluators to construct program theory to achieve the benefits of the approach. This article illustrates the use of concept mapping as a technique to explicate underlying program theory in the context of family support programs. In this example, 29 professional staff members from a statewide family support program brainstormed 96 specific benefits for…
Concept Mapping as a Technique for Program Theory Development
The emergence of theory-driven evaluation has drawn attention to the need for practical ways for evaluators to construct program theory to achieve the benefits of the approach. This article illustrates the use of concept mapping as a technique to explicate underlying program theory in the context of family support programs. In this example, 29 professional staff members from a statewide family support program brainstormed 96 specific benefits for…
Using Concept Mapping within a Community–Academic Partnership to Examine Obesity among Mexican Immigrants
Results suggest high levels of social stress are contributing to food insecurity and obesity among Mexican immigrant families. Areas identified for intervention planning reflect the need for a multifaceted approach toward obesity prevention
Community-Researcher Partnerships at Niaid HIV/Aids Clinical Trials Sites
Assessing differences between community and researcher perceptions about the frequency of and challenges posed by specific engagement activities may prove useful in developing evaluation tools for assessing community engagement in collaborative research settings
Concept Mapping as a Technique for Program Theory Development
The emergence of theory-driven evaluation has drawn attention to the need for practical ways for evaluators to construct program theory to achieve the benefits of the approach. This article illustrates the use of concept mapping as a technique to explicate underlying program theory in the context of family support programs. In this example, 29 professional staff members from a statewide family support program brainstormed 96 specific benefits for…
Nonparticipant to Participant
Concept Mapping of Photovoices
This inquiry successfully sequenced and integrated 2 participatory research methods: photovoice and concept mapping. In the photovoice phase, immigrant residents shared perceptions and thoughts of their neighborhood through photographs and stories, capturing neighborhood characteristics that influence their health and well-being. In the concept mapping phase, active involvement of immigrant residents was facilitated to systematically organize and…
Quality and rigor of the concept mapping methodology
Community-Researcher Partnerships at Niaid HIV/Aids Clinical Trials Sites
Assessing differences between community and researcher perceptions about the frequency of and challenges posed by specific engagement activities may prove useful in developing evaluation tools for assessing community engagement in collaborative research settings
Conceptualizing and prioritizing clinical trial outcomes from the perspectives of people with Parkinson’s disease versus health care professionals
Systems thinking and complexity
The health promoting schools concept reflects a comprehensive and integrated philosophy to improving student and personnel health and well-being. Conceptualized as a configuration of interacting, interdependent parts connected through a web of relationships that form a whole greater than the sum of its parts, school health promotion initiatives often target several levels (e.g. individual, professional, procedural and policy) simultaneously. Heal…
Evaluating a complex health promotion intervention
Persistent challenges to public health and well-being are being addressed though complex interventions. Complex interventions are intentional processes designed to shift and realign the form and function of targeted system patterns by changing underlying system dynamics, structures, and conditions. The IM40 initiative was a complex health promotion intervention designed to address adolescent health and well-being through a developmental assets ap…
Using Concept Mapping within a Community–Academic Partnership to Examine Obesity among Mexican Immigrants
Results suggest high levels of social stress are contributing to food insecurity and obesity among Mexican immigrant families. Areas identified for intervention planning reflect the need for a multifaceted approach toward obesity prevention
Community Policy Brief
Progress in Community Health Partnerships: Research, Education, and Action - Volume 14, Issue 2, Summer 2020
Differences in Community Members' and Academics' Perceptions of Factors Contributing to Food Insecurity and Obesity among Mexican Immigrants
Differences in Community Members' and Academics' Perceptions of Factors Contributing to Food Insecurity and Obesity among Mexican Immigrants:An Application of Concept Mapping Karen T. D'Alonzo, PhD, RN, APNC, FAAN, Frances Munet Vilaró, PhD, RN, Lisa Garsman, PhD, RN, APNC, Scott R. Rosas, PhD, and Maria Vivar Purpose • This study described and statistically evaluated the factors felt to contribute to weight gain and obesity among Mexican immigra…
Differences in Community Members' and Academics' Perceptions of Factors Contributing to Food Insecurity and Obesity among Mexican Immigrants
Community-based participatory research has been identified as an approach to research where community members, organizational representatives, and academic researchers all participate in the research process. As research partners, community members and academics may find some common ground in identification of problems, but frequently differ in their perception of the cause of those problems and struggle with arriving at a "shared interpretation"…
Culturally specific health-related features on cigarette packs sold in China
Health-related features on cigarette packs sold in China are common. Enhanced policies to address tobacco packaging, labelling and branding could support and facilitate a reduction in the high tobacco burden in China
Conceptualizing Meaningful Youth Engagement in Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Programming
Background and Objectives: The Youth Engagement Network (YEN) was a three-year project focused on strengthening meaningful youth engagement in sexual health programs. It sought to answer the question, “What is a useful framework for meaningful youth engagement of vulnerable populations in sexual health programming?” Methods: The YEN chose Group Concept Mapping (GCM) as the approach to answer their learning question. GCM is a mixed-methods process…
Psychology (9 works) · Community Health and Development (7 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Medicine (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Geography (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Immigration (5 works) · Public relations (5 works) · Evaluation and Performance Assessment (4 works)