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Connect to Protect Researcher-Community Partnerships: Assessing Change in Successful Collaboration Factors over Time.

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Community coalitions formed to reduce youth HIV rates showed improved collaboration structures in their first year. This indicates successful development of group infrastructures and operating procedures for long-term success in HIV prevention efforts.

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Area of Science:

Public Health
Social Science
Community Health

Background:

The Adolescent Medicine Trials Network for HIV/AIDS Interventions established Connect to Protect coalitions in urban U.S. and Puerto Rico sites.
These coalitions aim to decrease youth HIV rates by altering community structures like programs, policies, and practices.
Sustained collaboration is essential for achieving these long-term structural changes.

Purpose of the Study:

To assess changes in collaboration factors within researcher-community partnerships during the initial year of coalition formation.
To understand the evolution of collaborative processes in community-based HIV prevention initiatives.

Main Methods:

Fifteen Connect to Protect coalitions participated in the study.
Researcher-community partners completed the Wilder Collaboration Factors Inventory at five intervals over the first year.
Data analysis focused on shifts in collaboration factors, particularly process and structure.

Main Results:

Significant positive changes in process/structure ratings were observed across all fifteen coalitions (p<.05).
This suggests that the coalitions effectively strengthened their group infrastructures and operating procedures during the first year.
The findings highlight initial success in developing robust collaborative frameworks.

Conclusions:

Connect to Protect researcher-community partnerships demonstrated enhanced collaboration factors in their first year.
These improvements in group infrastructure and operating procedures are crucial for the long-term success of youth HIV prevention efforts.
Further research is needed to examine collaboration dynamics in later stages of coalition development.