CORE--COMMUNITY LIASON
核心——社区联络
基本信息
- 批准号:6243354
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 19.16万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1997
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1997-09-30 至 1998-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
The purpose of this core is to develop and maintain relationships with
CBOs in order to recruit and retain older minority persons in research.
Use of community resources is essential for gaining acceptance in
minority community and for ultimately improving the health of minority
older adults. Four urban counties and four rural counties in close
proximity to the collaborating universities will be targeted to develop
a list of CBOs. A community associate (CA) will be identified within
each CBO to serve as a liaison between the collaborating university and
the community. The CA will foster acceptance in minority communities
for participating and remaining in research projects by identifying
perceived needs, interests, and priorities of the African American
community, analyzing barriers to community participation in research,
and developing strategies to successfully recruit and retain minority
participants. Additionally, an active pool of minority persons who have
participated or who are willing to participate in the center's research
efforts will be established. This core will maintain regular contact
with the willing participants. Strategies for recruitment and retention
will be shared via presentations, publications, conferences, symposia
and outreach activities at other institutions. The overall goal of the
Community Liaison Core is to favorably affect the health of minority
persons through a community approach.
该核心的目的是发展和维持与
社区组织旨在招募和留住老年少数族裔参与研究。
使用社区资源对于获得认可至关重要
少数群体社区并最终改善少数群体的健康
老年人。四个城市县和四个农村县紧密相连
靠近合作大学的目标是开发
CBO 列表。将在以下范围内确定一名社区助理 (CA)
每个 CBO 充当合作大学和合作大学之间的联络人
社区。 CA 将促进少数群体社区的接受
通过确定参与并继续参与研究项目
非裔美国人的感知需求、利益和优先事项
社区,分析社区参与研究的障碍,
制定战略以成功招募和留住少数族裔
参与者。此外,还有一群活跃的少数族裔
参与或愿意参与中心研究的人员
将作出努力。该核心将保持定期联系
与愿意的参与者。招聘和保留策略
将通过演讲、出版物、会议、研讨会进行分享
以及其他机构的外展活动。该项目的总体目标是
社区联络核心是对少数族裔的健康产生有利影响
人通过社区方法。
项目成果
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