コミュニティの声を中心に:小児緩和医療研究における利害関係者の関与を評価する
Camille R Murray1, Elizabeth Reisinger Walker2, Maura Savage3
1UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health, Department of Health Policy and Management, Chapel Hill, NC.
Journal of pain and symptom management
|September 5, 2025
まとめ
コミュニティベースの参加型研究 (CBPR) は,小児重症のケアにおける人種差別に関する研究に利害関係者諮問委員会 (SAB) を有意義に関与させました. 信頼と共通の目的に基づいた継続的な関与は,CBPR
科学分野:
- 小児の緩和医療
- 医療の公平性に関する研究
- コミュニティベースの参加型研究 (CBPR)
背景:
- 深刻な病気のケアにおける人種的格差は 黒人とネイティブアメリカンの子供に影響します
- 制度的な不平等が 健康格差を悪化させています
- 研究はマイノリティ化された家族を中心に 文化的に謙虚なケアを促進しなければなりません
研究 の 目的:
- 小児重症のケアにおける人種差別に関する研究を指導する関係者諮問委員会 (SAB) の関与を評価する.
- SABのメンバーの参加と影響力についての認識を探求する.
- CBPRと緩和医療の値との調和を評価する.
主な方法:
- ミックスメソッドの評価 (プロセスと結果)
- 観察,Zoomのチャットログ,会議後の調査で収集したデータです.
- 複数のデータソースからテーマを合成するために使用される三角化.
主要な成果:
- 3つのエンゲージメントテーマが出現しました: 積極的な参加,対人関係 (共感,ユーモア),共通の目的です.
- 強い人間関係と目的意識は 継続的な関わりを促しました
- 提案への反応は 信頼とメンバーの能力を高めました
結論:
- SABは 人種差別体験を処理するための有意義な貢献と感情的な支援を奨励しました
- CBPRの原則は 緩和医療の価値観と一致しています
- 繰り返しの評価は コミュニティーに携わる小児重症疾患の研究において 価値があります
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