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  • Community-based participatory research
  • Health equity research
  • Cultural competence in research

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  • Patient-centered research requires engaging diverse populations, including Muslim communities.
  • Improving health equity necessitates inclusive research practices.
  • Understanding community engagement is vital for research with minority groups.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To describe community engagement steps for research with diverse U.S. Muslim communities.
  • To provide methodological reflections on engaging Muslim populations in research.
  • To identify strategies for effective and culturally grounded engagement.

Main Methods:

  • Building trust-based partnerships with community healthcare organizations.
  • Engaging with community leaders, advisory members, and diverse individuals.
  • Utilizing multi-language interpretation and community events for recruitment.
  • Employing direct-to-participant recruitment strengthened by community connections.

Main Results:

  • Successfully engaged five of six planned diverse Muslim communities.
  • Employed multiple interpretation methods and participated in community events.
  • Strengthened recruitment through personal connections with trusted community members.
  • Included 22 participants in the original study.

Conclusions:

  • Flexibility and adaptability are crucial for recruitment and data collection.
  • Cultural norms, such as gender considerations, must be addressed.
  • Involving language-concordant researchers enhances engagement.
  • Respecting community autonomy is essential for effective, culturally grounded research.