By the community, for the community - A Scoping Study of Rural Communities Promoting Health through Participatory Research
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https://hdl.handle.net/10037/37173Dato
2022-05-30Type
Master thesisMastergradsoppgave
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Søndenå, HåvardSammendrag
Material and method: Scoping study was performed to discover the scope of the research field. We performed a literature search in Medline.
Results ands discussion: We identified five success factors for conducting CBPR/PAR with rural communities: creating ownership, complying with community input, sharing results, involving stakeholders, and investing in the community. The findings of this thesis are similar to other studies. Few negative consequences of CBPR and PAR are reported. Higher levels of participation seem to bear stronger benefits.
Conclusion: There are many ways to conduct CBPR/PAR, and they appear to be a fitting choice for expanding rural health care in Colombia. Further research should be conducted on the effects of CBPR/PAR beyond anecdotal evidence, with standardized outcome measures.
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UiT Norges arktiske universitetUiT The Arctic University of Norway
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