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Throughout the implementation, researchers are provided direct access to intermediary support from our trained RPC fellows who facilitate RPC activity at each step coordinated by an implementation supervisor. Importantly, this model does not involve any lobbying. Consistent with NIH guidelines for grantees, the RPC instead aims to \"highlight and translate public health evidence…; conduct coalition building…; provide leadership and training, and foster safe and healthful environments\". 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