VideoCategory: Pacific Peoples community-based research

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Pacific Peoples community-based research research explores collaborative studies centered on Pacific Islanders’ communities, traditions, and social dynamics. This field plays a crucial role in Indigenous Studies by promoting respectful partnerships that prioritize community voices and wellbeing. Covering diverse topics such as health, education, and cultural preservation, it uses participatory methods that empower communities. JoVE Visualize enriches access to this research by pairing PubMed articles with JoVE’s experiment videos, helping researchers and students better grasp innovative methodologies and key findings.

Key Methods & Emerging Trends

Core Methods in Pacific Peoples Community-Based Research

Established community-based research approaches often employ participatory frameworks like Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR), which emphasize mutual collaboration, co-learning, and trust between researchers and Pacific communities. Common methods include qualitative interviews, focus groups, and ethnographic observation to capture culturally grounded perspectives and lived experiences. These approaches align with the four domains of the CBPR conceptual model—context, group dynamics, intervention design, and outcomes—ensuring culturally relevant and ethical research practices. Such methods support best practices for community-engaged research, fostering respectful and sustainable partnerships.

Emerging and Innovative Methodologies

Recent advancements highlight digital storytelling, mobile health (mHealth) interventions, and participatory mapping as innovative tools to enhance community engagement and data collection among Pacific Peoples. Increasingly, researchers integrate technology to facilitate broader participation and real-time feedback loops. There is also growing emphasis on decolonizing methodologies that re-center Pacific epistemologies and cultural protocols. These emerging trends help bridge gaps between academic knowledge and community priorities, guiding future research to be more inclusive and impactful. JoVE Visualize provides valuable experiment videos that illustrate how these innovative methods are applied in practice.

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February 28, 2017

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Journal of Family Issues

Extended Family Support Networks of Caribbean Black Adults in the United States

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American Journal of Primatology

Post-conflict affiliation in common marmosets (Callithrix jacchus jacchus)

  • K Westlund, T Ljungberg, U Borefelt et al.

October 24, 2007

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Wei Sheng Yan Jiu = Journal of Hygiene Research

[Inspection on the one-month attack rate of community acquired pneumonia among old persons in Shanghai, China]

  • Qingrui Bai, Biao Xu, Tieying Sun et al.

March 1, 1972

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Neuroradiology

The effect of experimental spasm on the CO2 response of cerebral bloodflow in primates

  • A M Harper, V D Deshmukh, D Sengupta et al.

February 24, 2001

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Annals of Epidemiology

Minority recruitment in the prostate cancer prevention trial

  • C M Moinpour, J O Atkinson, S M Thomas et al.