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Cianna Leatherwood1, Patricia Canessa2, Karen Cuevas3
1Gilead Sciences, 1585 62nd Street, #8281, Emeryville, CA 94608, USA.
Abstract:
Community-engaged research is an effective tool to address health care disparities and inequities in lupus care. Community-based participatory research allows the highest degree of community engagement, but may be limited by the challenges associated with long-term funding and implementation. Community-academic partnerships are a feasible way to allow for varying degrees of community engagement and develop sustainable infrastructure. Two examples of community-engaged research in rheumatology are MONARCAS and Lupus Conversations.
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