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Brandy Farrar1, Ann Middleton1, Lee Thompson1
1Brandy Farrar, Ann Middleton, Lee Thompson, and Ann-Marie Akiwumi are with the American Institutes for Research, Washington, DC. Inigo Verduzco Gallo, Miriam A. Nuño, and Mariela Alaniz are with the University of California, Davis. Perfecto Munoz is with the West Modesto Community Collaborative, Modesto, CA. Miriam Nuño was also a Guest Editors for this supplemental issue.
Abstract:
In this study, we used emerging community engagement frameworks to describe the structure and outcomes of a large-scale, community-engaged, research-to-practice initiative, RADx-UP. Qualitative methods were used to analyze survey and meeting data from 2022 for RADx-UP projects. Most projects had diverse partners, achieved moderate levels of community engagement, and experienced positive outcomes. Challenges related to engagement readiness and partnership functioning. These findings demonstrate that community engagement is measurable and valuable. However, additional support is needed to achieve the highest engagement. (Am J Public Health. 2024;114(S5):S405-S409. https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.2024.307615).
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