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  • Community Health
  • Health Disparities

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  • Nurse scientists increasingly need to collaborate with communities for effective health problem-solving and research translation.
  • Barriers exist in community-based research, but community-based participatory research (CBPR) offers solutions.
  • CBPR addresses health disparities by culturally sensitively identifying and responding to community needs.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To demonstrate how CBPR principles can guide research in academic settings.
  • To present case studies of CBPR implementation in diverse urban communities.
  • To highlight CBPR's potential for addressing health disparities.

Main Methods:

  • Case study approach detailing CBPR implementation.
  • Focus on three distinct community-based interventions.
  • Interventions targeted urban, underserved populations including African American women and ethnically diverse women.

Main Results:

  • CBPR principles successfully guided the development of a healthy body weight program.
  • CBPR facilitated a reproductive health educational intervention for diverse urban women.
  • A pilot anxiety/depression intervention was developed using CBPR principles for urban, underserved women.

Conclusions:

  • CBPR is a viable research orientation for academic environments, even those not focused on research intensity.
  • CBPR effectively addresses the needs of underserved urban populations.
  • Case studies illustrate CBPR's utility in tackling complex health issues and reducing disparities.