BackgroundThe California Preterm Birth Initiative is a community-engaged research effort focused on addressing racial disparities in birth outcomes.ObjectivesTo highlight three community-academic partnership strategies and identify partners' lessons learned and recommendations.MethodsWe conducted interviews (n = 38), four focus groups (n = 23), a document review (n = 174), and meeting/event observations (n = 36). We performed content analysis and structural and emerging coding of the data, which involved extracting and sorting information into themes.Lessons learnedFive themes emerged across the strategies as essential for successful partnerships addressing racial disparities: 1) incorporate a racial equity approach; 2) value community know...
There has been growing interest in conducting community-based health research using a participatory ...
The preterm birth rate exceeds 12% in the United States, and preterm birth continues to be a clinica...
AbstractBackground: Black birthing people in the United States disproportionately endure adverse exp...
BackgroundTraditional hierarchical approaches to research give privilege to small groups with decisi...
Preterm birth is the leading cause of infant death for African Americans and is significantly associ...
Health disparities amongst pregnant individuals of color have long been documented and yet, they per...
Abstract Background Growing recognition of racism perpetuated within academic institutions has given...
BACKGROUND: Community input is crucial for identifying characteristics necessary for equitable, sust...
BackgroundPreterm birth in the U.S. is higher than other comparable countries. Babies born preterm a...
Abstract Background In the United States, preterm birth (PTB) before 37 weeks gestational age occurs...
BackgroundIn the United States, preterm birth (PTB) before 37 weeks gestational age occurs at a...
This scholarly project discusses both the inception and work of the Birth Equity Community Council (...
Working in collaborative partnership with communities experiencing health disparities has been ident...
Background and Significance: In the United States, cardiovascular conditions are the leading cause o...
Objective: The PNQIN (Perinatal-Neonatal Quality Improvement Network of Massachusetts) sought to ada...
There has been growing interest in conducting community-based health research using a participatory ...
The preterm birth rate exceeds 12% in the United States, and preterm birth continues to be a clinica...
AbstractBackground: Black birthing people in the United States disproportionately endure adverse exp...
BackgroundTraditional hierarchical approaches to research give privilege to small groups with decisi...
Preterm birth is the leading cause of infant death for African Americans and is significantly associ...
Health disparities amongst pregnant individuals of color have long been documented and yet, they per...
Abstract Background Growing recognition of racism perpetuated within academic institutions has given...
BACKGROUND: Community input is crucial for identifying characteristics necessary for equitable, sust...
BackgroundPreterm birth in the U.S. is higher than other comparable countries. Babies born preterm a...
Abstract Background In the United States, preterm birth (PTB) before 37 weeks gestational age occurs...
BackgroundIn the United States, preterm birth (PTB) before 37 weeks gestational age occurs at a...
This scholarly project discusses both the inception and work of the Birth Equity Community Council (...
Working in collaborative partnership with communities experiencing health disparities has been ident...
Background and Significance: In the United States, cardiovascular conditions are the leading cause o...
Objective: The PNQIN (Perinatal-Neonatal Quality Improvement Network of Massachusetts) sought to ada...
There has been growing interest in conducting community-based health research using a participatory ...
The preterm birth rate exceeds 12% in the United States, and preterm birth continues to be a clinica...
AbstractBackground: Black birthing people in the United States disproportionately endure adverse exp...