Essentials of Research Engagement With Native American Tribes: Data Collection Reflections of a Tribal Research Team
Essentials of Research Engagement With Native American Tribes: Data Collection Reflections of a Tribal Research Team
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DOI：
10.1353/cpr.2017.0035
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发表时间：
2017-09-01
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1.1
通讯作者：
Wetsit, Lawrence
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作者：
Brockie, Teresa N.;Dana-Sacco, Gail;Wetsit, Lawrence
背景：采用基于社区的参与性研究 (CBPR) 方法，在收集敏感主题的数据时特别相关，用于与保留部落合作，评估美洲原住民 (NA) 青年的自杀风险。目标：分享 NA 研究团队使用的关系建立策略，以建立收集数据的伙伴关系。方法：我们的集体知识用于加深对社区的了解，建立信任，并合作参与尊重部落的适当研究过程。这种方法为我们对青少年自杀的风险和保护因素的调查提供了坚实的基础。经验教训：基于文化的方法认识到（1）种族一致性，（2）文化接受，（3）花时间建立信任，以及（4）使用CBPR原则的重要性。结论：土著研究人员大量参与部落社区的敏感主题研究是建立信任和发展伙伴关系的一项有前景的策略。了解部落背景势在必行。
Background: A community-based participatory research (CBPR) approach, particularly relevant when collecting data on sensitive topics, was employed to partner with reservation tribes to assess suicide risk among Native American (NA) youth.Objectives: To share relationship-building strategies used by an NA research team to build a partnership for collecting data.Methods: Our collective knowledge was used to cultivate a deeper understanding of the community, build trust, and partner to engage in a respectful tribally appropriate research process. This approach provided a solid foundation for our inquiry on risk and protective factors for youth suicide.Lessons Learned: A culturally grounded approach recognizes the importance of (1) ethnic concordance, (2) cultural acceptance, (3) taking time to build trust, and (4) using CBPR principles.Conclusions: Significant participation of Native researchers in sensitive topics research with tribal communities is a promising strategy for trust building and partnership development. Understanding tribal context is imperative.