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A Guide to Selecting Participatory Research Methods Based on Project and Partnership Goals.

Stephanie R Duea¹, Emily B Zimmerman², Lisa M Vaughn³

¹School of Nursing, University of North Carolina at Wilmington.

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|July 8, 2022

Summary

Participatory research involves community stakeholders throughout the entire research process. This article guides selecting appropriate participatory research methods for diverse projects and partnerships.

Keywords:

community-engaged research participatory health research research methods stakeholder engagement

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Area of Science:

Health Research
Community Engagement
Participatory Methods

Background:

Community-engaged methods are increasingly recognized in health research.
Guidance on participatory research has expanded significantly over 40+ years.
Stakeholder engagement is becoming a funding requirement and public interest grows.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide an overview of selecting participatory research methods.
To align method selection with project and partnership objectives.

Main Methods:

Review of existing guidance and best practices in participatory research.
Framework for selecting methods based on project goals and partnership dynamics.

Main Results:

Participatory research offers a structured approach to community involvement.
Method selection is contingent upon specific research aims and stakeholder relationships.

Conclusions:

Effective selection of participatory research methods is crucial for successful community engagement.
Tailoring methods to project and partnership goals enhances research impact.