INTEG320 Chapter 1 - 20: INTEG 320 copy
25 Dec 2016
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Methods in community-based participatory research for health. Group membership: mutual recognition among members, a sense of belonging: participate in activities that help group members connect on a personal level. Equitable participation and open communication: all members must have opportunities to participate in group discussion and action. Establishing norms for working together: guideline for communications, decision making, addressing con ict, group climate. Developing trust: gain each other"s trust by showing respect, following though, respect con dentiality, attend to each other"s interests and needs. Selecting and prioritizing goals and objectives: set goals to which all members agree and commit, are willing and able to contribute. Identifying community strengths and concerns: mobilize the strengths & resources available in the community and among partners. Leadership: shared leadership creates an equitable partnership among diverse individuals. Power and in uence: incorporate principles of equity, mutual in uence, co-learning, power balance. Addressing con ict: con ict is a necessary part of group development, separate effective from harmful.
