Items Tagged ‘partnerships’
January 22, 2015
How do you address community’s needs if they are different than your original Project?
How do you address community's needs if they are different than your ori…: http://t.co/JIwGqrjMu5 via @YouTube — Community Engagement (@mayoclinic_cenr) January 22, 2015
Tags: collaboration, Community Base Participatory Research, Community Engaged Research, Health Disparities, partnerships
December 8, 2014
New educational module. Are you ready to engage?
Are You Ready? Measuring Readiness and Preparing to Engage. Make sure you check our NEW E-module http://t.co/a0Zgb1u5K6 @CCPH2010 @randomRPL — Community Engagement (@mayoclinic_cenr) December 8, 2014
Tags: Community Base Participatory Research, Community Engaged Research, Education, partnerships
October 2, 2014
New Office of Health Disparities Research Site
The Mayo Clinic Office of Health Disparities Research (OHDR) is excited to announce the launch of an OHDR website available to viewers outside of Mayo Clinic. The new site’s homepage welcomes visitors with featured content focused on the mission of the office and a description of Mayo Clinic health disparities research in Minnesota, Arizona, and […]
Tags: collaboration, community building, Community Engaged Research, Health Disparities, ocerblog.mayo.edu, OHDR website, partnerships
July 17, 2014
Abstract Our central hypothesis is that careful assessment of community-based participatory research (CBPR) projects and partnerships may identify specific participatory processes that are associated with positive outcomes. In phase 1, we will conduct semi-structured interviews with key community and academic stakeholders from a large ongoing CBPR project across multiple domains outlined in an existing conceptual […]
Tags: CBPR, CCaTS CEnR, Community Base Participatory Research, community building, Community Engagement, Education, Mayo Clinic, ocerblog.mayo.edu, partnerships, Research
July 17, 2014
Abstract Background Stakeholders with disabilities are typically engaged in studies that only: focus on a specific disability, address rehabilitation care, and use restrictive qualitative methods. We aim to evaluate methods for engaging patients with a range of disabilities in an advisory committee focused on healthcare equity. Methods We will use Participatory Action Research (PAR) methodology […]
Tags: CBPR, CCaTS CEnR, Community Base Participatory Research, community building, Community Engagement, Education, Mayo Clinic, ocerblog.mayo.edu, partnerships, Research