This AHA scientific statement provides a practical framework and strategies for implementing community-based cardiovascular health promotion and disease prevention initiatives.
Enables community-level CV health initiatives now; extends prior guidance with structured mobilization and planning tools.
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Veazie et al. (2005) conducted a review in Cardiovascular disease. Community-based cardiovascular health promotion was evaluated. The American Heart Association scientific statement provides a framework for community mobilization, assessment, and planning to implement evidence-based practices for cardiovascular health improvement.
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