Publications by authors named "Alicia Mayhand"
Article Synopsis
- Community-based participatory research (CBPR) fosters collaboration but can be tough to maintain, prompting the need for new strategies like the CBPR charrette model used by UNC in 2010 for health research engagement.
- The CHAMPS study utilized the charrette process with 14 partners to identify strengths, needs, and challenges, while receiving guidance from experts in CBPR and health disparities.
- The charrette improved trust, transparency, and accountability among the CHAMPS partners, enabling clearer communication and goal-setting, and highlighting the need for future comparisons of its effectiveness against other partnership-building methods.