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James Iveniuk1, Jocelyn Wilder1, Ellis Monk2
1The Bridge at NORC, National Opinion Research Center, Chicago, Illinois, USA.
Abstract:
The authors present a model for pursuing equity in research on health and aging, in terms of: (a) community-driven research governance, with reference to examples inside and outside of the United States, (b) a focus on policy change, where policy is defined broadly in terms of all legislative and regulatory change, and (c) equity-focused research practices, at the level of measurement, analysis, and study design. The model is visualized as a "threefold path" that researchers may walk, to achieve changes within our field, and changes in how we interface with other fields, and communities.
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