Community–Engaged Research and Health Disparities Research
Engaging the community in research efforts is essential to successfully translating research into practice. This series of online modules introduces the concept of community-engaged research (CEnR) and the idea of social responsibility as a scientist or research team member. To access these modules, you must be logged into the Mayo Clinic network.
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Modules
Community-Engaged Research: An Overview (502E00CMC140069)
Learners gain insight into the differences between CEnR and traditional research. This module provides details on the components needed to begin a community engagement in research collaboration. Upon completion of this module, participants will be able to:
- Define CEnR.
- State the differences between CEnR and traditional research.
- Describe the components included in CEnR.
Presenter: Joyce (Joy) E. Balls-Berry, Ph.D.
Are You Ready? Measuring Readiness and Preparing to Engage (502E00CMC140086)
Determining how to apply levels of engagement with stakeholders is critical to the success of a CEnR project. This module provides an overview and resources to help participants gain awareness, prepare, implement, disseminate and maintain stakeholders' engagement throughout the research project.
Presenter: Joyce (Joy) E. Balls-Berry, Ph.D.