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Effective population health improvement necessitates community and societal stakeholder collaboration. Engaging affected communities enhances research quality, sustainability, and impact through shared power, respect, and a commitment to change.

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  • Sustainable population health improvement requires broad collaboration beyond the medical community.
  • Partnerships with community and societal stakeholders are crucial for effective interventions.
  • Engaging the community directly affected by health initiatives is a key aspect of stakeholder engagement.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To highlight the importance of stakeholder engagement in population health.
  • To outline key principles for effective community and societal partnerships.
  • To identify resources for clinicians to improve stakeholder engagement skills.

Main Methods:

  • Review of principles and best practices in stakeholder engagement.
  • Synthesis of common elements across established engagement frameworks.
  • Identification of available resources for skill enhancement.

Main Results:

  • Stakeholder engagement significantly benefits the quality, sustainability, and impact of population health research and interventions.
  • Core principles of engagement include power sharing, respect, humility, colearning, commitment, and a focus on achieving change.
  • Resources are increasingly available to support clinicians in developing stakeholder engagement expertise.

Conclusions:

  • Collaborative partnerships, particularly with affected communities, are essential for sustainable population health gains.
  • Adherence to engagement principles fosters more effective and impactful health initiatives.
  • Clinicians can enhance their capacity to engage stakeholders through available training and resources.