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  • Community-engaged research
  • Translational science
  • Healthcare innovation

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  • Mayo Clinic prioritizes community health needs through collaborative efforts.
  • Community-engaged research (CEnR) operationalizes this commitment across a spectrum of engagement.
  • CEnR principles emphasize context, partnerships, community perspectives, and outcomes.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To refine a strategic framework for CEnR at Mayo Clinic.
  • To develop a logic model integrating guidelines, institutional commitments, and evaluation findings.
  • To identify key elements for establishing and sustaining cross-location CEnR programs.

Main Methods:

  • Development and refinement of a strategic framework for CEnR.
  • Multi-site evaluation of academic-community partnerships.
  • Creation of the Mayo Clinic CEnR Logic Model.

Main Results:

  • A strategic framework for CEnR was devised and refined.
  • Evaluation identified facilitators and barriers to partnerships, yielding recommendations.
  • The Mayo Clinic CEnR Logic Model was developed, integrating various inputs.

Conclusions:

  • The Mayo Clinic CEnR Logic Model provides a framework for current and future initiatives.
  • This model can inform national CEnR efforts.
  • Key elements for establishing and sustaining cross-location CEnR programs were identified.