Improving collaboration between researchers and communities.

Koné, A; Sullivan, M; Senturia, K D; Chrisman, N J; Ciske, S J; Krieger, J W

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Improving collaboration between researchers and communities.

2000 Mar-Jun
By Koné, A ; Sullivan, M ; Senturia, K D ; ...
Source: Public Health Rep. 115(2-3):243-248

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Active collaboration between communities and researchers is critical to developing appropriate public health research strategies that address community concerns. To capture the perspectives of inner-city Seattle communities about issues in community-researcher partnerships, Seattle Partners for Healthy Communities conducted interviews with community members from the ethnically diverse neighborhoods of Central and Southeast Seattle. The results suggest that effective community-researcher collaborations require a paradigm shift from traditional practices to an approach that involves: acknowledging community contributions, recruiting and training minority people to participate in research teams, improving communication, sharing power, and valuing respect and diversity.
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Community-Institutional Relations Community Health Planning Community Participation Cooperative Behavior Cultural Diversity Ethnicity Health Services Research Humans Interviews As Topic Professional Competence Public Health Practice Racial Groups
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Public Health Rep. 115(2-3):243-248
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10968762
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115
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