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Indicators of Successful Community Participation

Indicators of Successful Community Participation. Africa Regional Working Group 20 May 2003 Stella Kirkendale & Wayne Wilson. Overview. How do we measure effectiveness? The science of community participation UCSF Survey effort CWG Ethics Guidance Document effort

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Indicators of Successful Community Participation

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  1. Indicators of Successful Community Participation Africa Regional Working Group 20 May 2003 Stella Kirkendale & Wayne Wilson

  2. Overview • How do we measure effectiveness? • The science of community participation • UCSF Survey effort • CWG Ethics Guidance Document effort • Review of Indicator Domains

  3. CAB Function & Process Examples: • CAB functions as a liaison between researchers and community • CAB has agreed upon its own operating guidelines

  4. Community Example: • The community trusts the researchers

  5. Research Team Involvement, Design and Process Examples: • The Primary Investigator or key site staff are actively involved in meeting with the CAB • The research builds on strengths and resources of the community

  6. Ethics Examples: • The research procedure is fully explained to the participants • CAB assists in the informed consent process

  7. Outcomes Example: • Research findings are presented to the trial participants in a timely manner.

  8. Small Groups • What additional things would indicate to you that community had been successfully involved in the domain you are working with?

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