Progress in community health partnerships : research, education, and action · 2024
"We Need To Be at the Table": Collaboration with Lived Experts.
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Canham Sarah L, Weldrick Rachel, Cartledge Anne, Chapple Hilary, Danielsen Chris, Kestle Dorothy, Gauthier Michel, Teichman Samantha
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: The recognition of lived experience as an asset has led to increased involvement of individuals most affected by social or medical conditions in research.
OBJECTIVES: This paper presents an example of a LE advisory group that co-conceptualized and executed a knowledge mobilization project on aging and homelessness within three Canadian cities (Vancouver, Calgary, and Montreal).
METHODS: We established the advisory group, determined the group's priorities and objectives, and fostered community engagement through webinars and in-person events.
LESSONS LEARNED: We learned the importance of digital support to enable inclusion of advisors with experiences of homelessness, providing honoraria to for advisors' time and contributions, scheduling meetings on the same day and time each month, and dedicating meeting time for advisors' personal updates and experiences.
CONCLUSIONS: This model can be replicated by other research teams studying homelessness, aging, or similar marginalized groups, enhancing the impact of research and knowledge mobilization efforts.
OBJECTIVES: This paper presents an example of a LE advisory group that co-conceptualized and executed a knowledge mobilization project on aging and homelessness within three Canadian cities (Vancouver, Calgary, and Montreal).
METHODS: We established the advisory group, determined the group's priorities and objectives, and fostered community engagement through webinars and in-person events.
LESSONS LEARNED: We learned the importance of digital support to enable inclusion of advisors with experiences of homelessness, providing honoraria to for advisors' time and contributions, scheduling meetings on the same day and time each month, and dedicating meeting time for advisors' personal updates and experiences.
CONCLUSIONS: This model can be replicated by other research teams studying homelessness, aging, or similar marginalized groups, enhancing the impact of research and knowledge mobilization efforts.