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Smith, MSN, RN and Eric J. Williams, DNP, RN, FAAN; and the overall guidance and contributions of Winifred V. Quinn, PhD, FAANP (H) and Scott Tanaka, MSW, at the Center to Champion Nursing in America at AARP, an initiative of AARP Foundation, AARP and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.\nAuthors\nKupiri Ackerman-Barger, PhD,  RN, FAAN, Jazmine Cooper, MBA,  Regina Eddie, PhD, RN, Claudio Gualtieri, JD, Lisa Martin, PhD, RN, FAAN, Barbara Nichols, MS, RN, FAAN, and G. Adriana Perez, PhD, CRNP, FAAN\n\u000fTable of Contents\nSection 1: Overview and Purpose\nSection 2: Understanding Upstream and Downstream Care\nSection 3: Assessing Your Knowledge and Preparedness\nSection 4: Community Assessment\nSection 5: Social Diagnosis/Deciding\nSection 6: Planning\nSection 7: Action/Implementation\nSection 8: Evaluating Impact\nSection 9: Resource Hub\nSection 10: About the Authors\nReferences\n\u000f\nSection 1. Overview and Purpose\nBuilding a Culture of Health and Promoting Health Equity: A Toolkit for Action\nPurpose: The purpose of the toolkit is to provide action-based strategies and concrete steps for individuals, communities, and health care facilities to promote and sustain a Culture of Health (see definition on Page 14). By sharing resources and examples of communities in action, we hope to facilitate community dialogue and meaningful partnerships that result in the identification of collective health goals that inspire concrete actionable community initiatives that improve health outcomes.\nWho the toolkit is for: Building Coalitions To Promote Health Equity: A Toolkit for Action, from the Center to Champion Nursing in America (CCNA), is for nurses and interprofessional colleagues to help in efforts to address social determinants of health (SDOH) and to advance health equity in their communities.\nOf all health care providers, it is nurses who spend the most time by far with patients and their families in their communities, and so—given their training—understand the factors that affect people’s lives. For that reason, nurses in all practice settings, including communities, primary care, and health care systems, are uniquely poised to lead the way in tackling many of the health crises and health disparities in the United States (Hassmiller, 2019).\nMany nurses are working to promote health equity, and they fill an important role. As well as working together from many distinct practice settings, nurses need to work collaboratively with interprofessional teams and partners within and beyond health care systems. This includes in particular community leaders and organizations, who best understand their own community health issues and solutions. These partnerships create a way to take action on SDOH and move toward improving health equity. Therefore, the toolkit is for nurses and all health care providers, community members, health care stakeholders, businesses, health care facilities, consumer advocates, philanthropists, and anyone interested in creating meaningful health and health care changes toward achieving a Culture of Health in their community.\nHow to use the toolkit: CCNA’s Building Coalitions To Promote Health Equity: A Toolkit for Action provides step-by-step instructions on how to find and engage partners, stakeholders, and potential funders to address health equity and develop an action plan that addresses SDOH and advances health equity in their communities. 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