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    • Systemically underserved Chicago communities face disproportionately high cancer rates.
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    Purpose of the Study:

    • To present the community-generated "CHEC-Ins" social networking approach for cancer health issues.
    • To detail the process of organizing and evaluating two pilot CHEC-Ins.
    • To establish a model for community-led outreach and collaborative research between academic institutions and community partners.

    Main Methods:

    • The ChicagoCHEC Community Steering Committee designed and implemented CHEC-Ins.
    • A question guide was developed, and events were hosted within community organizations.
    • Pilot CHEC-Ins facilitated information sharing on cancer-related topics, needs, and concerns.

    Main Results:

    • CHEC-Ins effectively defined community partner roles and initiated a two-way exchange of information and resources.
    • Pilot studies yielded insights into community members' information sources, attitudes towards cancer, healthcare access barriers, and social support systems.
    • The CHEC-Ins model proved valuable for understanding and addressing community-specific cancer health issues.

    Conclusions:

    • The CHEC-Ins approach is a vital strategy for community-academic partnerships in cancer health equity.
    • Community-generated dialogue is foundational to ChicagoCHEC's collaborative model.
    • Ongoing refinement of CHEC-Ins will enhance future partnership building and research endeavors.