Creating community-based participatory research in a diverse community: A case study
Creating community-based participatory research in a diverse community: A case study
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DOI:
10.1525/jer.2008.3.2.5
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发表时间:
2008-06-01
影响因子:
1.3
通讯作者:
Tellez, Trinidad
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作者:
Silka, Linda;Cleghorn, G. Dean;Tellez, Trinidad
COMMUNITIES STRUGGLE TO CREATE research guidelines for ethical collaborative research within their locale. In Lawrence, Massachusetts ( USA) a collaborative group of community members and academic researchers, known as the Mayor's Health Task Force Research Initiative Working Group, took on the challenge of creating guidelines for ethical community-based research. This case study of the Task Force's work addresses questions of research ethics in a diverse community where families struggle with few resources and face many health disparities, under the often-intrusive and unhelpful scrutiny of researchers from the many nearby major research universities. Representatives from the city, community organizations, and research universities developed a set of core ethical principles for research partnerships, a list of criteria for agreements between partners, and a model to help guide researchers and community members toward equitable and mutually beneficial research. This model can be generalized to similar other communities.