Session: Abstract of Distinction: Beyond Engagement and Fit: Building Partnerships to Embed and Sustain Prevention Science in Systems (Society for Prevention Research 26th Annual Meeting)

2-018 Abstract of Distinction: Beyond Engagement and Fit: Building Partnerships to Embed and Sustain Prevention Science in Systems

Schedule:
Wednesday, May 30, 2018: 10:15 AM-11:45 AM
Regency D (Hyatt Regency Washington, Washington, DC)
Chair:
Juan Andres Villamar
Discussant:
Sheppard Gordon Kellam
Introduction: This forum presents the central role of partnership building and partnership maintenance when researchers engage among themselves and with systems around initiating, adapting, implementing, evaluating, disseminating, and sustaining prevention science. Most often, partnership building and partnership maintenance are perceived as non-scientific and non-researcher led, and a threat to scientific capital and research integrity. We present eight examples of researcher initiated strategies involving communities, local health organizations, national health organizations, and federal organizations that emphasize key principles for partnership creation and maintenance.

Methods: Each poster will highlight 1) the structural characteristics of the system(s) being engaged; 2) strategies for identifying, establishing, and measuring mutual self-interest, a key ingredient in successful partnership building; 3) system(s) level power dynamics and successful power negotiations; 4) detecting change in the system(s) as a result of the partnership; 5) maintenance through partnership-crises management.

Discussion: Failures in the use of prevention science by health systems are due in part by the lack of investment in training and guidelines for partnership building. We examine the unique and shared characteristics of the strategies employed to carryout each key principle for partnership creation and maintenance, their application in different health systems, what success looks like, and lessons learned that further the relevance of prevention science to systems.


* noted as presenting author
116
Development of an Academic and Community-Based Organizations Partnership between Togo and the United States to Embed Implementation Research
Kevin P Fiori, MD, MPH, Montefiore Medical Center, Albert Einstein School of Medicine; Jennifer Schechter, MSW, MPH, Hope Through Health; Christophe Sesso Gbeleou, MS, Hope Through Health; Lisa R. Hirschhorn, PhD, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
117
A Service/Research Partnership to Prevent Substance Misuse, Mental Disorders and Suicide, and HIV Transmission: The SAMHSA/Ce-PIM Partnership
C. Hendricks Brown, PhD, Northwestern University; Juan Andres Villamar, MSEd, Northwestern University; Lawrence A. Palinkas, PhD, University of Southern California; Costella Denisse Green, MHS, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration; Ingrid Donato, MS, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration; Gail Ritchie, MSW, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration; Audrey Adade, MSSW, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration; James Wright, MS, LCPC, SAMHSA; Carlos Gallo, PhD, Northwestern University; Jessica A. Jakubowski, PhD, Northwestern University; Sheppard Gordon Kellam, MD, John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
118
Establishing an Academic/Public Health Partnership to Inform and Accelerate Illinois and Chicago HIV Prevention Goals
Nanette Benbow, M.A.S., Northwestern University; David A Kern, BA, City of Chicago; Richard T D'Aquila, MD, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
119
Partnerships for HIV Prevention: Changes in Organizational Network Structure in Chicago across 2 Years
Gregory Lee Phillips II, PhD, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine; Peter Lindeman, MA, Northwestern University; Amy K. Johnson, PhD, Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago; Christian Adames, BA, Northwestern University; Emily Bettin, BA, Northwestern University; Patrick Stonehouse, MA, Chicago Department of Public Health; Erik Glenn, AM, Chicago Black Gay Men’s Caucus; Juan Andres Villamar, MSEd, Northwestern University; George J. Greene, PhD, Northwestern University
120
Nothing about Us without Us: A Model Community-Research Partnership for Violence Prevention in Chicago
Juan Andres Villamar, MSEd, Northwestern University; Rodney Carter, BS, Bright Star Community Outreach; Franklin Cosey-Gay, MPH, University of Chicago; Chris Harris, Pastor, Bright Star Community Outreach; Nichole Irene Anye’ Carter, MS, Bright Star Community Outreach; David Winston Swanson, MA, New Community Covenant Church; Rachel C Garthe, PhD, University of Chicago; Natalie Patrice Watson, MAC, University of Chicago; Deborah Gorman-Smith, PhD, University of Chicago; C. Hendricks Brown, PhD, Northwestern University
121
What’s in It for Primary Care?: Partner Perspectives on Leveraging EBPs to Get Carrots and Avoid Sticks
Cady Berkel, PhD, Arizona State University; J.D. Smith, PhD, Northwestern University; Nathaniel Counts, J.D., Mental Health America; Charlton Wilson, MD, Mercy Care; Neil Jordan, PhD, Northwestern University; Erick Araica, BA, Phoenix Children's Hospital; Richard Brubaker, LMSW, BHP, Valle del Sol; Nathan Lamberth, MA, Terros Health; Kristen Samaddar, MD, Phoenix Children's Hospital; Farah Loey, MD, Monarch Medical Group; Angelica Tovar-Huffman, LCSW, LISAC, Phoenix Children's Hospital
122
Cultivating Strong, Mutually Beneficial Academic and Community Partnerships to Facilitate Equity in Access to Mental Health Services Among Traditionally Underserved Populations
Inger E Burnett-Zeigler, PhD, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine; Sunghyun Hong, BS, Northwestern University Asher Center; Elizabeth Mary Waldron, BA, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine; Timothy Long, MD, Near North Health Services Corporation; Judith T Moskowitz, PhD, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine; C. Hendricks Brown, PhD, Northwestern University
123
Academic–Stakeholder Partnerships for a State-Wide Implementation of a Perinatal Depression Prevention Program Using Home Visitation
J.D. Smith, PhD, Northwestern University; Molly F McGown, MPH, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine; Laura P Campbell, MBA, MPH, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine; Darius Tandon, PhD, Northwestern University; Carol Brady, MA, Florida Association of Healthy Start Coalitions