Community Engaged Research Training for Researchers

Community Engaged Research Training for Researchers

FREE Seven-part ONLINE Training Series

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Wednesday, October 9th-12-1pm           Intro to Cultural Humility, with Jacquelyn Dalton; Health Leads

Wednesday, October 16th- 12-1pm        Overview of Community Engaged Research, with Jennifer Erves; Vanderbilt University

Thursday, October 23rd- 12-1pm            Community Engagement and Ethics, with David Schlundt; Vanderbilt University

Wednesday, October 30th- 12-1pm        Building Sustainable Partnerships, with Barbara Clinton, Consultant

Wednesday, November 6th – 1-2pm        Evaluating Community Partnerships, with Sarah Suiter; Vanderbilt University

Wednesday, November 13th- 12-1pm    Nashville Neighborhoods 101, with Katina Beard; Mathew Walker Health Center                 

Wednesday, November 20th- 12-1pm    Dissemination with Sarah Cook & Stephanie Mayers; Vanderbilt University

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Learning Objectives:Cultural Humility, with Amy Richardson; Siloam Health & & Jacquelyn Dalton; Health LeadsParticipants will increase their knowledge of the multitude of factors that inform culture. Participants will increase understanding of the principles of cultural humility. Participants can identify personal beliefs and values and how these factors influence their own behaviors on co-worker and patient relationships. Overview of Community Engaged Research, with Jennifer Erves; Meharry Medical CollegeDefine community engagement Describe the community-engaged research continuum Identify barriers and benefits to community-engaged research Tips for engaging in effective community-engaged research efforts Community Engagement and Ethics, with David Schlundt; Vanderbilt UniversityDescribe the community-engaged research continuum Highlight the basic principles of research ethics and their relevance to community-engaged research Identify factors that may influence an ethics review of a community-engaged research project Building Sustainable Partnerships, with Barbara Clinton, ConsultantExamine what partnerships between community organizations and academic researchers need to succeed Identify tools that promote trust and manage conflict in partnerships Evaluating Community Partnerships, with Sarah Suiter; Vanderbilt University

Learning Objectives:Cultural Humility, with Amy Richardson; Siloam Health & & Jacquelyn Dalton; Health LeadsParticipants will increase their knowledge of the multitude of factors that inform culture. Participants will increase understanding of the principles of cultural humility. Participants can identify personal beliefs and values and how these factors influence their own behaviors on co-worker and patient relationships. Overview of Community Engaged Research, with Jennifer Erves; Meharry Medical CollegeDefine community engagement Describe the community-engaged research continuum Identify barriers and benefits to community-engaged research Tips for engaging in effective community-engaged research efforts Community Engagement and Ethics, with David Schlundt; Vanderbilt UniversityDescribe the community-engaged research continuum Highlight the basic principles of research ethics and their relevance to community-engaged research Identify factors that may influence an ethics review of a community-engaged research project Building Sustainable Partnerships, with Barbara Clinton, ConsultantExamine what partnerships between community organizations and academic researchers need to succeed Identify tools that promote trust and manage conflict in partnerships Evaluating Community Partnerships, with Sarah Suiter; Vanderbilt University