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Evidence-Based Programs

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Evidence Based Health Promotion

is the process of planning, implementing, and evaluating programs adapted from trusted models or interventions to address health issues.

EBPs Description

 

Evidence Based Health Promotion Programs provide demonstrated clear benefits through rigorous research, minimal risk to participants, and clear physiological, psychological, and social benefits to program participants.

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Evidence-based programs provide measurable outcomes in senior health and fitness such as:

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  • decreases in falls

  • increases in functional fitness for seniors

  • increase in positive self-perception

  • increases in self efficacy

  • other positive health benefits

  • an increase in adherence to best practices

 

Completion of an evidence-based program from a certified trainer or coach can help members of our  older adult community feel empowered to manage their own health, stay active and lead more fulfilling lives.

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You can learn more about evidence-based programs and their efficacy at The Center for Healthy Aging.

Partners and Sponsors:

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  • AACI

  • Avenidas

  • Billy DeFrank

  • City of Sunnyvale

  • City of San Jose

  • Stanford Health Care

  • San Jose State University Timpany Center

  • Public Health Department of Santa Clara County

  • Department of Aging and Adult Services of Santa Clara County

Silicon Valley Healthy Aging Partnership

senior.wellness@aaci.org

Phone Number: (408) 975-2339

SVHAP programs are made possible

thanks to a grant from Sourcewise. Click here to learn about voluntary contributions.

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