3021.0 Measures, methods, and evaluation in CBPR

Monday, October 31, 2011: 8:30 AM
Roundtable
Community-based participatory research is a collaborative research approach designed to ensure participation by community stakeholders and researchers in all aspects of the research process to improve health and well-being. CBPR is not limited to a specific research design or method; rather it provides a collaborative framework to develop culturally appropriate evidence- based initiatives. Evaluating CBPR research projects is essential for determining the effectiveness of the CBPR process. This session highlights emerging transdisciplinary approaches, qualitative and quantitative evaluation methods, measurement instruments and innovative tools used to assess and evaluate CBPR research projects. Data collection and dissemination strategies will also be highlighted.
Session Objectives: Describe culturally appropriate evidence- based methods to evaluate community- based public health projects in various phases of the CBPR process Identify successful multidisciplinary CPBR strategies that can be utilized to disseminate information among diverse academic and community stakeholders Discuss best practices for research and evaluation of CBPR projects within diverse underserved communities
Moderators:
Joseph Telfair, DrPH, MSW, MPH and Karen Hye-cheon Kim Yeary, PhD

Table 1
Participatory Evaluation Methods: An innovative approach to indicators in a participatory action research project with young war-affected mothers
Miranda E. Worthen, AB, MPhil, Angela Veale, PhD, Susan McKay, PhD and Michael Wessells, PhD
  
Table 2
Using a repeated measure, mixed method approach to measuring empowerment as an outcome of a CBPR project
Janine M. Jurkowski, PhD, MPH, Hal Lawson, PhD, Mary Bovenzi, MPH (c), Ronald Quartimon, MPA and Kirsten Davison, PhD
Table 3
Development and use of a communications tool to recruit policy makers to a Community Based Participatory Research (CBPR) partnership for childhood obesity prevention
Nancy L. Winterbauer, PhD, MS, Kathy Garrett, Samantha Hyde, Valerie Feinberg, Karen Landry and Jim Sylvester, PhD
Table 4
Evaluation of Partnerships and Group Participation among a Transdisciplinary Community Based Participatory Research Team
Hazel Tapp, PhD, Christine Davis, PhD, Heather Smith, PhD, Angela Tyson, MS, Jeffrey Brucato, BA, Brisa Urquieta de Hernandez, BA, Lauren Mowrer, BA, Alex Jilg and Michael Dulin, MD PhD
Table 5
Moving from snapshot to civic action: Disseminating photovoice results to the community
Darcy A. Freedman, PhD, Ronald Pitner, PhD, Meredith Powers, MSW, Brittney Hunter and Keyona Hagler
Table 6
Measuring coalition functioning in community-based partnerships through core indicators
Laura Wyatt, MPH, Simona Kwon, DrPH, MPH, Ada Wilkinson-Lee, PhD, Angela Sy, DrPH, Annette E. Maxwell, DrPH, Dianne L. Kerr, PhD, MCHES, Jacqueline Tran, MPH, Joyce J. Guinyard, DC, Theresa Wynn, PhD, Craig Holden, MSW and Nancy VanDevanter, DrPH, RN
Table 7
Using community-based participatory research to enhance and refine a lay health advisor-led intervention to reduce HIV risk among heterosexually active Latino men
Scott Rhodes, PhD, MPH, CHES, Mario Downs, Jorge Alonzo, JD, Stacy Duck, BA, Cynthia Miller, Manuel Garcia, Ellen Hendrix, Michael Reece, PhD and Eugenia Eng, MPH, DrPH
Table 8
Quantifying the Values and Concerns of Under-Served Refugees and Immigrant Residents in City Heights, San Diego
Nohelia Patel, BA
Table 9
An Evaluation of the NCI-Community Networks Program a Multi-site Community-Based Participatory Research Initiative to Address Cancer Health Disparities (2005-2010)
Lynn Disney, PhD, JD, MPH, John Foster-Bey, MPA, MBA, Marcia Wipperman, Tiffani Jeffries, Timothy Willis, PhD and Emmanuel A. Taylor, MSc, DrPH

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Organized by: Community-Based Public Health Caucus
Endorsed by: HIV/AIDS, Community Health Workers

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