Community Engaged Research Training for Researchers
Community Engaged Research Training for Researchers
FREE Seven-part ONLINE Training Series
To register: Please complete this online application [CLICK HERE].
October 5: Cultural Humility, with Amy Richardson from Siloam Health & Jacquelyn Dalton from Health Leads
October 12: Overview of Community Engaged Research, with Jennifer Erves from Meharry Medical College
October 20: Community Engagement & Ethics with David Schlundt from Vanderbilt University
October 25: Building Sustainable Partnerships, with Barbara Clinton
November 2: Evaluating Community Partnerships, with Sarah Suiter from Vanderbilt University
November 8: Nashville Neighborhoods 101, Tiffany Israel from Vanderbilt University & Katina Beard from Mathew Walker Health Center
November 16: Dissemination, with Sarah Cook & Stephanie Mayers at Vanderbilt University
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Learning Objectives:Cultural Humility, with Amy Richardson; Siloam Health & & Jacquelyn Dalton; Health Leads• Participants 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 College• Define 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 University• Describe 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, Consultant• Examine 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 Leads• Participants 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 College• Define 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 University• Describe 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, Consultant• Examine 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