Community Based Participatory Research to Reduce Oral Health Disparities in American Indian Children.
Community Based Participatory Research to Reduce Oral Health Disparities in American Indian Children.
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2015
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T. Tiwari;T. Sharma;M. Harper;T. Zacher;R. Roan;Carmen George;E. Swyers;Nikola Toledo;T. Batliner;P. Braun;J. Albino
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T. Tiwari;T. Sharma;M. Harper;T. Zacher;R. Roan;Carmen George;E. Swyers;Nikola Toledo;T. Batliner;P. Braun;J. Albino
基于社区的参与式研究是一种旨在让社区成员、代表和学术研究人员公平地参与研究过程的各个方面的方法。使用这种方法可以帮助将文化知识融入干预措施中，支持研究人员与社区有效合作，解决健康差距问题。土著口腔健康研究中心 (CNOHR) 与两个美洲印第安人 (AI) 部落合作，推进口腔健康知识和实践，包括开展针对早期儿童龋齿 (ECC) 一级预防的文化敏感行为干预措施的随机对照临床试验。本手稿描述了研究人员与社区伙伴关系的发展，以及社区中两项临床试验的开发和实施。它还详细介绍了通过社区参与招募和保留研究参与者而制定的策略，以及最终在研究实施过程中吸取的经验教训。
Community based participatory research is an approach aimed to equitably involve community members, representatives, and academic researchers in all aspects of the research process. Using this methodology can help integrate cultural knowledge into interventions, supporting researchers to effectively partner with communities in addressing health disparities. The Center for Native Oral Health Research (CNOHR) collaborates with two American Indian (AI) tribes to advance oral health knowledge and practice, including the conduct of randomized controlled clinical trials of culturally sensitive behavioral interventions for primary prevention of early childhood caries (ECC). This manuscript describes the development of researcher-community partnership, and the development and implementation of the two clinical trial in the community. It also gives a detailed account of the strategies developed through the community input in recruitment and retention of the study participants and finally the lessons learnt during the study implementation.