Community-engaged Research
Fall 2024 (2 units)
This course provides training in the theory and practice of engaging patients, members of the public, community-based organizations, and other stakeholders in health research, intervention design and implementation. The course introduces students to multiple engagement strategies by way of readings, guest speakers, case studies, and online discussions. Course instruction focuses on applying participatory research methods to existing or planned studies and implementation projects, and adapting health interventions to real-world contexts. Students will learn to situate community engagement practices and principles in historical, social and political contexts, and to critically evaluate the ways that engagement strategies shape the production of new knowledge.
Objectives
Prerequisites
Faculty
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Associate Professor, Social Behavioral Sciences |
Format
Materials
Required readings will be posted on the course website.
Grading
To Enroll
ATCR and MAS students: Contact Clair Dunne, [email protected]
All other students can find registration information on the Implementation Science website.