Building adaptive capacity: applying the action scales model for self-evaluation in a community-based health promotion programme

The ASM helped align actions with CLHB programme goals, fostering adaptive capacity by reframing and aligning perspectives. These positive experiences suggest that the ASM can be a useful tool for self-evaluation to enhance capacity-building efforts in systems-oriented community health interventions.

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Perspectives in Public Health
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2026-02-15
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https://doi.org/10.1177/17579139251412189
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Health Policy Implementation Science
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Building adaptive capacity: applying the action scales model for self-evaluation in a community-based health promotion programme

Dina Danielsen, Carsten Hinrichsen, MH Rod, JD Nobles et al.
Perspectives in Public Health
Health Policy Implementation Science
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Building adaptive capacity: applying the action scales model for self-evaluation in a community-based health promotion programme

Dina Danielsen, Carsten Hinrichsen, MH Rod, JD Nobles, Calina Leonhardt, K Eriksen, T Curtis
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Abstract

The ASM helped align actions with CLHB programme goals, fostering adaptive capacity by reframing and aligning perspectives. These positive experiences suggest that the ASM can be a useful tool for self-evaluation to enhance capacity-building efforts in systems-oriented community health interventions.

Perspectives in Public Health
University of Southern Denmark (DK), Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies (DK), Capital Region of Denmark (DK), Leeds Beckett University (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 57%
Health Policy Implementation Science
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