| Author, Date of Publication | Place of Service | Type of Service | Educational and Other Materials Provided | Number of Sessions, Time per Session, and Length of Contact with Participants | Intensity—Low, Moderate, High |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Auslander et al.,
200216
Williams et al., 2001127 | NR | Counseling adults for diabetes prevention: group and individual sessions | NR | 6 group sessions and 6 individual sessions weekly, 45–90 minutes per session, over 3 months | High |
| Barnes et al., 199968 | Home and telephone | Information and assistance, referral, transportation to clinic if needed for childhood immunizations | NR | Unspecified number of calls and visits, over 6 months (time per session NR) | High |
| Barnes-Boyd et
al., 200171
Nacion et al., 200072 | Home | Family-focused care plan; support, model problem-solving skills, promote self-development of mother, provide instruction in infant care; transportation; find community resources for childhood immunizations | NR | 12 monthly visits, over 1 year (time per visit NR) | High |
| Conway et al., 200467 | Home and telephone | Problem-solving techniques to reduce environmental tobacco smoke exposure to children | NR | 6 home and telephone visits over 4 months (time per session NR) | High |
| Elder et al.,
200564
Elder et al., 200665 | Home and/or telephone | Home visits or phone calls for Latinas to make healthful dietary behavior changes | Tailored newsletters with homework assignments | 12 home visits or telephone calls over a 12-week period, 12 weekly tailored newsletters (time per session NR) | High |
| Becker et al.,
2005118
Cene et al., 2008119 | Community-- nonclinical site | Counseling for adults with risk factors for cardiovascular disease | Written, culturally sensitive | Multiple (number unspecified) 30-minute sessions over 1-year period | Moderate |
| Hunter et al., 200466 | Home | Facilitated appointment scheduling for annual preventive exams for Latinas | Postcard | 1 initial home visit and 1 final followup visit 8 weeks after postcard mailing to begin intervention (time per session NR) | Moderate |
| Krieger et al., 1999105 | Telephone and mail | Referral to medical care; appointment scheduling assistance; appointment reminder letter; followup to determine whether the appointment was kept; a new appointment for each missed appointment (up to 3); and assistance in reducing barriers to care through referral to community transportation, child care, or other services | NR | Various, brief interactions over 3 months (time per session NR) | Moderate |
| Rask et al.,
200169
LeBaron et al., 200470 | Home and telephone | Appointment reminder, assistance in overcoming barriers to appointment for pediatric immunizations if needed | NR | At least 1 telephone call, followed by repeat calls and home visit if no telephone contact, over 15 months or less (time per interaction NR) | Moderate |
| Campbell et al., 2004107 | Community –churches | Provide information through existing networks; organize and conduct at least three church-wide activities focused on spreading information for colorectal cancer prevention | NR | 3 church-based activities during 12 months (time per session NR) | Low |
| Wendell et al., 2003117 | Community —streets | Interview on sexual disease risk factors and prevention in at-risk adults; survey interaction | Condoms | Brief one-time interaction handing out condoms and prevention literature (time of interaction NR) | Low |
NR, not reported.
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