The Use of Community-based Research to Develop a Toolkit for First Nations, Metis and Inuit People on Dialysis
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Dr. Barbara Paterson, Lee Ann Sock
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The Use of Community-based Research to Develop a Toolkit for First Nations, Metis and Inuit People on Dialysis
- 1. Dr. Barbara Paterson Lee Ann Sock
- 2. Tell you about our research Show you the toolkit Tell what we did to foster community buy-in & support Tell you what we did to ensure that the voice of each community researcher was heard Tell you how we assessed the quality & relevance of the toolkit Confess our mistakes & what we learned from them
- 3. The purpose The research team The method The toolkit
- 4. MOU Research assistant selected by community Keeping everyone informed (newsletter, conveying expectations of dissemination to community researchers & participants) Appreciation events Ownership of the project
- 5. Talking stick Writing the scripts Involving all as actors
- 6. Consultants Bring back to participants Trying it out with others
- 7. There is much that is NOT written about community-based research The need to build relationship The selection of the RA Videography is a definite art
- 8. The great gift of being part of this project There is a need for more discussion about what researchers and communities learn from their experience of community-based research Claudia.Simon@ehwc.ca