Researchers can work collaboratively in a number of ways to encourage home care clinicians' participation in community-based clinical research. Home care clinicians have invaluable knowledge of their communities, and this knowledge represents strengths in conducting research as well. There are many roles that home care clinicians are expert in for conducting successful community clinical research.
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