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Research as spiritual covenant.

Emily Matt Salois¹, Patricia A Holkup, Toni Tripp-Reimer

¹University of Iowa College of Nursing, Iowa, USA.

Western Journal of Nursing Research

|July 11, 2006

Summary

This study outlines culturally appropriate research practices for engaging Native American communities. It emphasizes a spiritual covenant and a project phase matrix for ethical community-based participatory research.

Area of Science:

Sociology
Indigenous Studies
Public Health

Background:

Research with Native American communities faces challenges due to differing cultural worldviews.
Community-based participatory research (CBPR) offers a promising framework for ethical engagement.
Limited practical guidance exists for implementing culturally appropriate research practices in these contexts.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe culturally appropriate processes for engaging Native American communities in research.
To provide practical insights based on real-world research experiences.
To establish foundational principles for ethical and respectful collaboration.

Main Methods:

Drawing on research conducted with three Native American communities in the Northwest.

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Identifying and describing core principles guiding the research, framed as a spiritual covenant.

Utilizing a project phase matrix to organize and manage research approaches.

Main Results:

The research identified key principles for building trust and ensuring cultural respect.
A project phase matrix was developed to structure the collaborative research process.
The study highlights the importance of a spiritual covenant as a foundation for research.

Conclusions:

Culturally appropriate engagement requires understanding and respecting diverse worldviews.
A structured approach, like the project phase matrix, aids in practical implementation.
Foundational principles, such as a spiritual covenant, are crucial for ethical research with Native American communities.