Examples of Child Care Center-Based Interventions, which
are recommended by the Community
Preventive Services Task Force
| Open/Close Additional Information | Program Title & Description |
Program Area | Sub Categories | Population Focus | Suitable Settings | Level of Change | Program Focus | Community Type | Age | Age | Sex | Race/Ethnicity | Origination | Program Materials Language | Purpose | Program URL | Sub Topics |
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Intervention Category:
Child Care Center-Based Interventions
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Sun Safety and Indoor Tanning | Children or Adolescents | Daycares or Preschools | Individual; Interpersonal; Organizational or System | Capability or Motivation for Behavior Change; Cognitive or Psychosocial Determinants; Lifestyle Behaviors | Not Specified | 0-10 Years (Children) | 0-10 Years | Female; Male | White (not Hispanic or Latino) | United States | English | Designed to enhance and promote sun protective behaviors at child care centers. | https://ebccp.cancercontrol.cancer.gov/programDetails.do?programId=281421 | |||
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Intervention Category:
Primary and Middle School Interventions, Child Care Center-Based Interventions, Interventions in Outdoor Recreational and Tourism Settings, Education and policy approaches for healthcare settings and providers and Interventions targeting children's parents and caregivers
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Sun Safety and Indoor Tanning | Caregivers; Children or Adolescents; Health Care Providers or Staff; People with Lower SES | Community-Based Settings; Daycares or Preschools; Health Care Facilities; Homes; Schools (K-College) | Community; Interpersonal; Organizational or System | Cognitive or Psychosocial Determinants; Lifestyle Behaviors; Policy, Systems, or Environmental Change | Rural | 0-10 Years (Children); 11-18 Years (Adolescents); 18-39 Years (Young Adults); 40-65 Years (Adults); 65+ Years (Older Adults) | 0-10 Years ; 11-18 Years ; 18-39 Years ; 40-65 Years ; 65+ Years | Female; Male | United States | English | Designed to enhance and promote sun protective behaviors. | https://ebccp.cancercontrol.cancer.gov/programDetails.do?programId=180266 |