Abstract
The physical environment—the places where individuals live, work, and play—can cause or prevent serious health conditions including chronic diseases and obesity. In North Carolina, the Collective Impact Model serves as the foundation on which multisector community coalitions can address environmental and policy barriers for improved health.
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Using a Collective Impact Model in Communities to Improve the Physical Environment
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- Physical Activity and its Impact on Health in North Carolina
- Healthy People, Healthy Carolinas Coalitions Improve the Environment for Physical Activity
- Using Collective Impact to Improve the Physical Environment
- Collective Impact Provides an Opportunity to Reduce Disparities
- Working With Schools to Increase Access to Exercise Opportunities
- Creating a Healthier Workplace
- HPHC and Collective Impact: A Model That Works
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