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    • To evaluate community partners' experiences and outcomes in community-academic partnerships using a developed 'gave-got' grid.
    • To adapt the 'give-get' grid framework for assessing community partner contributions and gains in IPE.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed a 'gave-got' grid based on initial 'give-get' grids from community partners.
    • Conducted qualitative interviews with key community partner leaders after project deliverable receipt.
    • Analyzed interview data for common themes to understand partner experiences.

    Main Results:

    • Four community partners reported substantial contributions and acceptable gains from IPE engagement.
    • Identified key outcomes for partners: new organizational perspectives, inspiration from trainees, trainee expertise application, and essential project deliverables.
    • Confirmed that contributions were perceived as valuable in relation to the benefits received.

    Conclusions:

    • Transparently outlining mutual expectations (what partners give and receive) is key for successful IPE community partnerships.
    • Clear aims enhance mutual understanding, respect, and responsiveness among trainees, community organizations, and constituents.
    • This approach fosters mutually beneficial relationships in health professions education.