アメリカンインディアン・アラスカ先住民コミュニティのための健康研究結果普及を強化する、先住民コミュニティ中心のデザイン
Lisa G Dirks1, Victoria BearBow1, Wanda Pratt1
1University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA.
アメリカンインディアン・アラスカ先住民(AI/AN)コミュニティには、文化的に関連性のある健康研究の普及が必要です。AI/AN集団のエンゲージメントと研究代表性を向上させる、先住民コミュニティ中心のデザインプロトタイプのような、アクセス可能なツールのコデザイン。
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