Rush University College of Nursing, Chicago, IL 60612-3873, USA.
Res Nurs Health. 2012 Oct;35(5):490-506. doi: 10.1002/nur.21492. Epub 2012 Jun 8.
Because interventions developed in partnership with African American fathers not residing with their children are virtually non-existent, existing interventions fail to address the multiple factors that constrain these fathers' positive involvement with their children. We developed a videotape fatherhood intervention: Building Bridges to Fatherhood. In collaboration with a Fathers Advisory Council composed of 12 African American fathers, we used Aranda's framework for community-based nursing intervention development to design the intervention. Data from 13 focus group meetings show Advisory Council members' insights on program structure and content, fathers' commitment to their children and communities, and the benefits they garnered from Council participation. The implications for involving fathers in intervention development include using relevant language, vernacular, and interpersonal interactions.
由于与不住在一起的非裔美国父亲合作开发的干预措施几乎不存在，现有的干预措施未能解决限制这些父亲积极参与子女生活的多种因素。我们开发了一个关于父权制的录像带干预措施：建立父子关系的桥梁。我们与一个由 12 名非裔美国父亲组成的父亲咨询委员会合作，使用 Aranda 的社区护理干预措施发展框架来设计该干预措施。来自 13 次焦点小组会议的数据显示，咨询委员会成员对计划结构和内容、父亲对孩子和社区的承诺以及他们从委员会参与中获得的收益有了深刻的认识。让父亲参与干预措施的发展的意义在于使用相关的语言、白话和人际互动。
