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Community-Engaged Research

Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics, 2014
The personal rewards and challenges experienced by community researchers are not well explored. Training laypersons to be engaged in some or all aspects of community-engaged research is becoming more common, highlighting the need to understand the challenges associated with this role.
Maghboeba, Mosavel, Kimberly D, Sanders
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Engaging communities in tuberculosis research

The Lancet Infectious Diseases, 2013
According to a growing consensus among biomedical researchers, community engagement can improve the ethics and outcomes of clinical trials. Although successful efforts to develop community engagement practices in HIV/AIDS research have been reported, little attention has been given to engagement with the community in tuberculosis research. This article
Renaud F, Boulanger, Stephanie, Seidel, Erica, Lessem, Lee, Pyne-Mercier, Sharon D, Williams, Laia Ruiz, Mingote, Cherise, Scott, Alicia Y, Chou, James V, Lavery   +8 more
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Data sharing and community-engaged research

Science, 2022
Data sharing must be accompanied by responsibility ...
Maya, Sabatello, Daphne O, Martschenko, Mildred K, Cho, Kyle B, Brothers   +3 more
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Enhancing Community Engagement in Research: A Premortem Analysis for Community-Engaged Research

American Journal of Public Health
The Barbershop Talk project is a community-based clinical trial testing the effectiveness of barbershop-placed Alcohol Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment in reducing unhealthy drinking among Black men. Although engaging community partners in research effectively reduces health disparities, best practices to support meaningful ...
Tiffany Haynes, Camille Hart, Tamier Wells, Jennifer Coopwood, Damon Hart, Darnell Rice, Roderick Vincent, Charles Hill, Amanda Benton   +8 more
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Engaging the complexities of community: conflict and difference in community-engaged research

GeoJournal, 2021
This paper engages with the methodological and ethical complexities of conducting research across diverse sites of power and privilege, specifically by drawing upon twelve months of ethnographic fieldwork on the ecological restoration of the Ventura River in Southern California.
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Community-Engaged Research Perspectives: Then and Now

Academic Pediatrics, 2013
To fully appreciate the health of an individual, it is necessary to understand the effect of a person's attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors within their social, environmental, and cultural context. The medical model, although extremely useful, has its limitations when it comes to understanding the health of people as they live in the world. Wellness does
Shari, Barkin, David, Schlundt, Padget, Smith   +2 more
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Community Engaged Migration Research

2023
This chapter talks about the two authors: one, the founder of the Humanizing Deportation digital storytelling project at University of California–Davis and the other, a cultural studies scholar at El Colegio de la Frontera Norte. The chapter details their tremendous challenges and resulting frustrations of being largely unable to continue their ...
Robert McKee Irwin, Juan Antonio Del Monte   +1 more
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Community engaged research projects for undergraduates

ACM Inroads, 2018
A commitment to providing research opportunities for undergraduates has been a key element in Harvey Mudd's efforts to increase the diversity of our computer science student body [1]. Including students in problems outside of the classroom helps them develop identities as computer scientists, while providing those opportunities early on in students ...
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Translating Energy Balance Research From the Bench to the Clinic to the Community: Parallel Animal-Human Studies in Cancer

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2023
Kerry S Courneya
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Community Engagement in Genomic Research

Engaging with communities in biomedical and genomic research is increasingly seen as critical for navigating ethical considerations, and a necessary part of the scientific process. Why? Meaningful engagement can foster trust and transparency by involving communities in decision-making processes, communicating research goals and findings clearly, and ...
Cho, Mildred, Saadat, Alham
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