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REAP, RYP and WAVE tools are copyright protected.  Students may use the tools freely but are asked to inform Dr. Kim Gans ([email protected]) of their use. The tools must be used as found on the website. If the content is to be modified in any way, or if the tools will be used by anyone other than students, please contact Tech Innovations at [email protected].

RYP may be used as provided (see links below) for non-commercial use, although you may add your logo or a space for a patient's name.  You may adapt it to use online/electronically but any alterations of content would need to be approved.  Please contact [email protected] should you wish to alter content.     

Please note, RYP is copyright protected under a CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 license and must be used as provided.   Any party that wishes to make modifications, or use it commercially, would need to contact Brown for permission.  Please email [email protected]  with any questions about commercial use.  

Rate Your Plate

Rate Your Plate

Rate Your Plate -- Heart

Rate Your Plate - Heart

Rate Your Plate -- Heart (Spanish)

Rate Your Plate - Heart (Spanish)

Rapid Eating Assessment for Patients (REAP)

Rapid Eating Assessment for Patients (REAP)

WAVE Assessment

WAVE Assessment

Designing Education for Better Prisoner and Community Health: Engaged Scholarship at Brown

Engaged Scholarship at Brown is designed to create high-impact learning experiences and collaborative educational partnerships among students, faculty and community partners to address major social challenges and produce tangible public benefits. This article describes a multi-semester engaged scholarship course and laboratory (the 2016-2017 TRI-Lab) that trained students to design, prototype, and implement health education programs that target health literacy issues often encountered by justice-involved individuals (including current and former prisoners) and other low-income, underserved populations. In the Spring 2016 course that inaugurated the TRI-Lab, students were provided the background and skill sets required to create health education programs focused on the particularly acute health needs of this population.

Engaged Scholarship at Brown.pdf