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SONRISA: A Curriculum Toolbox for Promotores to Address Mental Health and Diabetes
Date Activated:
09/28/2007
(Last Updated 10/24/2011)
Contributed By: California Diabetes Program Author: Reinschmidt KM, Chong J. 2005. SONRISA: A Curriculum Toolbox for Promotores / Community Health Workers to Address Mental / Emotional Health Issues Associated with Diabetes. Southwest Center for Community Health Promotion, Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona The goal of the SONRISA curriculum toolbox is to respond to the two commonly expressed needs of promotores/CHWs working with clients on diabetes prevention and management:
While SONRISA is designed for promotores/CHWs working on diabetes prevention and management with the predominantly Hispanic populations along the U.S. Mexico border, the material presented in this toolbox is adaptable to other populations. It is also adaptable to other chronic diseases, i.e. to address depression associated with other chronic diseases such as cancer. SONRISA offers promotores/CHWs a resource to learn about depression and other mental / emotional health issues associated with diabetes, to identify the severity of depression, to work with clients in cases of minimal to mild depression, and to know whom to refer to in cases of moderate to severe depression. SONRISA is a curriculum toolbox in a very literal sense. Its "tools" can be used individually or in combination with other tools to produce a more comprehensive and relevant diabetes (or other chronic disease) curriculum, customized to your and your clients’ needs. Download either the English or Spanish versions by click on the links below. External Links:The link(s) below may take you to an external web site. For your convenience, it will open in a new browser window. To report a broken or incorrect link, please click here. Download Files:Click on a link below to save the file to your hard drive. Evaluation:This resource has been evaluated. Details: |
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