Overview
Community engagement in health research is a vital process that ensures research is relevant and beneficial to the communities it aims to serve. By actively involving community members, researchers can gather valuable insights, build trust, and foster collaboration. This approach not only enhances t...
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Example: Researchers hold meetings to gather input from local residents.
Example: A researcher adapts their survey to be culturally relevant.
Example: Participants receive a detailed explanation of the study's purpose.
Example: Researchers attend community events to build rapport.
Example: Researchers share findings with community leaders.
Example: Researchers must ensure participant confidentiality.
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Key Concepts
collaborationtrust-buildingcultural competencedata sharing