Documenting the CAPPR Process in the L.A. Site of the Community Child Health Netw

在社区儿童健康网络洛杉矶站点记录 CAPPR 流程

基本信息

批准号：
7690209
负责人：
KYNNA N WRIGHT
金额：
$ 7.03万
依托单位：
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2008
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2008-09-25 至 2011-08-31
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/7690209
关键词：
Academia Accounting Address Adopted African American Area Back Baltimore Birth Child Child health care Cities Communities County Data Development District of Columbia Doctor of Medicine Documentation Familiarity Family Feedback Funding Future Health Healthcare Institute of Medicine (U.S.)Interview Learning Los Angeles Maternal and Child Health Measures Medical Research Modeling Neighborhoods North Carolina Outcome Parents Participant Pilot Projects Policies Process Public Health Recording of previous events Reporting Research Research Activity Research Infrastructure Research Personnel Research Project Grants Site Source Surveys Time Uncertainty United States National Institutes of Health Universities authority base community based participatory research empowerment health disparity implementation research improved informant innovation insight medical schools meetings member novel programs racial and ethnic disparities research study response social success tool

项目摘要

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The proposed pilot study builds upon the Community Child Health Network Study (CCHN), an on-going NIH- funded multi-site research project that focuses on the reasons for disparities in maternal and child health development as well as the effect of paternal involvement on birth outcomes. In order to best research health disparities, this project will draw upon a community-based participatory research (CBPR) model. This current project, which focuses on the Los Angeles site of CCHN (CCHN-LA), is built upon a CBPR conceptual framework that was created by L. Jones, et al. and modified to include the concept of community-academic partnered participatory research (CAPPR). CAPPR are collaborative research projects conducted in a way that emphasizes equal partnership for community and academic entities, while building capacity for partnered planning and implementation of research informed programs. This framework will be the basis for achieving the following specific aims: (1) To systematically document the history of community-based participatory research in the CCHN-LA research study; (2) To identify the facilitators and the barriers to community-based participatory research in the CCHN-LA research study; (3) To develop measures of success for community- based participatory research; and (4) To disseminate the findings from this research study to a variety of relevant audiences, that is scientific, community/neighborhood, CCHH-LA study participants, and policymakers. The study uses both qualitative and quantitative analyses to achieve these specific aims. Key informant interviews with academic partners as well as dialogue sessions with community partners (members of the Healthy African American Families Preterm Workgroup) will be done at baseline and at 6 month intervals. This will provide the research study with a historical background of the CAPPPR process as well as information regarding ongoing activities that presumably engage the community and academic partners. In addition, the community partners will meet on a monthly basis and a participant survey will be obtained after each of the session. The survey is meant to elicit their perspectives on CAPPR at that point in time. At three time points in the study, the data from all research activities will be reported back to the community and academic partners for their feedback. By documenting the history and progression of the CAPPR process in a city-wide study, insight into the utilization of CAPPR as a quality improvement tool for health disparities research will be obtained. The proposed pilot study builds upon the Community Child Health Network Study (CCHN), an on-going NIH- funded multi-site research project that focuses on the reasons for disparities in maternal and child health development as well as the effect of paternal involvement on birth outcomes. This current project, which focuses on the Los Angeles site of CCHN (CCHN-LA), is built upon a community-based participatory research (CBPR) conceptual framework that has been changed to include the concept of community-academic partnered participatory research (CAPPR). This study will document the history and progression of the CAPPR process, identify ways that improve or hinder the process, and develop measures of success for CBPR within the CCHN-LA study.

描述（由申请人提供）：拟议的试点研究以社区儿童健康网络研究 (CCHN) 为基础，这是一个正在进行的 NIH 资助的多站点研究项目，重点关注孕产妇和儿童健康发展差异的原因父亲参与对出生结果的影响。为了最好地研究健康差异，该项目将利用基于社区的参与性研究（CBPR）模型。当前的项目重点关注 CCHN 洛杉矶站点 (CCHN-LA)，建立在 L. Jones 等人创建的 CBPR 概念框架之上。并进行修改以纳入社区学术合作参与性研究（CAPPR）的概念。 CAPPR 是合作研究项目，其实施方式强调社区和学术实体的平等伙伴关系，同时建设合作规划和实施研究知情计划的能力。该框架将成为实现以下具体目标的基础： (1) 系统记录 CCHN-LA 研究中基于社区的参与式研究的历史； (2) 确定 CCHN-LA 研究中社区参与性研究的促进因素和障碍； (3) 制定基于社区的参与性研究的成功衡量标准； (4) 向各种相关受众传播本研究的结果，即科学界、社区/邻里、CCHH-LA 研究参与者和政策制定者。该研究使用定性和定量分析来实现这些具体目标。与学术合作伙伴的关键知情人访谈以及与社区合作伙伴（健康非裔美国家庭早产工作组成员）的对话会议将在基线时并每隔 6 个月进行一次。这将为研究提供 CAPPPR 流程的历史背景以及有关社区和学术合作伙伴正在进行的活动的信息。此外，社区合作伙伴将每月举行一次会议，每次会议后都会获得参与者调查。该调查旨在及时了解他们对 CAPPR 的看法。在研究的三个时间点，所有研究活动的数据将被报告给社区和学术合作伙伴以征求他们的反馈。通过在全市范围的研究中记录 CAPPR 流程的历史和进展，将深入了解 CAPPR 作为健康差异研究质量改进工具的利用。拟议的试点研究以社区儿童健康网络研究 (CCHN) 为基础，这是一个正在进行的 NIH 资助的多地点研究项目，重点关注孕产妇和儿童健康发展差异的原因以及父亲参与对儿童健康发展的影响。出生结果。当前的项目重点关注 CCHN 洛杉矶站点 (CCHN-LA)，建立在基于社区的参与性研究 (CBPR) 概念框架的基础上，该框架已更改为包括社区学术合作参与性研究 (CAPPR) 的概念）。这项研究将记录 CAPPR 过程的历史和进展，确定改进或阻碍该过程的方法，并制定 CCHN-LA 研究中 CBPR 成功的衡量标准。