Clients’ experiences and satisfaction with produce prescription programs in California: a qualitative evaluation to inform person-centered and respectful program models

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RT @AmyYaroch: #PPR participants emphasize the importance of respect and autonomy in program design @FrontiersIn. Recommendations include i…

16 Apr 2024

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#PPR participants emphasize the importance of respect and autonomy in program design @FrontiersIn. Recommendations include increasing privacy and diversifying in-store choices. #HealthEquity #FoodSecurity https://t.co/RuXLPZKo5f https://t.co/fvOOclOB7V

16 Apr 2024

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New Research: Clients’ experiences and satisfaction with produce prescription programs in California: a qualitative evaluation to inform person-centered and respectful program models: Background Produce prescription programs… https://t.co/xQervFpooq #Publ

21 Mar 2024

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🔥 OFF THE PRESS Powerful qualitative study illustrating why providing services to clients with respect and dignity is crucial for the co-design of effective Produce Rx Programs 🙏 @ec_rhodes @EmlloryRollins @YaleSPH @CDC PRC https://t.co/JEgTRQeP6T https:

21 Mar 2024

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