Building Health Research Capacity in Arizona
GrantID: 56947
Grant Funding Amount Low: $10,000
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $40,000
Summary
Grant Overview
Social Determinants of Health Research in Arizona
Understanding Arizona's Health Disparities
Arizona is characterized by significant health disparities across different populations, particularly among its diverse ethnic communities and low-income households. The state has witnessed growing health issues, including diabetes, heart disease, and substance abuse among these groups, which are often linked to broader social determinants of health such as education, income, and access to healthcare. According to Arizona's Health Status Report, approximately 30% of Arizona’s population lives below 200% of the poverty line, creating a pressing need for targeted research to understand the factors contributing to these disparities.
Who is Impacted?
Various demographics in Arizona experience disparate health outcomes, including Native American communities, Hispanics, and rural populations. These groups often face systemic barriers that hinder their access to quality healthcare services and educational resources. Without a comprehensive understanding of these social determinants, effective policies cannot be formulated to bridge the gap in health inequities. Consequently, funding for research initiatives is crucial in gathering data that can inform future public health strategies.
Target Outcomes of Research Funding
The funding for social determinants of health research aims to produce actionable insights into the complex interplay of factors affecting health outcomes across Arizona. By analyzing data from various populations, researchers will identify key drivers of health disparities and potential intervention points. This research will guide policy recommendations and help allocate resources effectively, addressing the root causes of health inequities across the state.
Implementation Framework for Arizona
Implementing research initiatives in Arizona requires a structured approach that involves collaboration between academic institutions, healthcare providers, and community organizations. By engaging stakeholders from diverse backgrounds, Arizona aims to ensure that research findings are contextual and beneficial. This evidence-based approach not only informs policy but also fosters a more equitable healthcare environment across the state, aligning resources with the specific needs of its populations.
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