Characteristics and Practices Within Research Partnerships for Health and Social Equity

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Authors

Elizabeth Dickson · College of Saint Elizabeth

Maya Magarati · University of Washington

Blake Boursaw · University of New Mexico

John Oetzel · Advisory Board Company (United States)

Carlos Devia · City University of New York

Kasim Ortiz · University of New Mexico

Nina Wallerstein ·

Abstract

Community engagement is a developmental process with differences between early-stage and established CBPR partnerships. Engaging in active reflection and adopting promising partnering practices are important for CBPR partnerships working to improve health equity. The data provided in this study provide key indicators for reflection.

Topics & Keywords

Health Policy Implementation Science Public Health Policies and Education Community Health and Development

UN Sustainable Development Goals

Partnerships for the goals

Publication Details

Published in: Nursing Research

Volume 69, Issue 1, pp. 51-61

DOI: 10.1097/nnr.0000000000000399

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