Table 1.
Community-based participatory research principles [8] (1) |
Urban HEART steps [5] (2) |
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1. CBPR acknowledges community as a unit of identity. | Step 1: Build an inclusive team |
2. CBPR builds on strengths and resources within the community. | |
3. CBPR facilitates a collaborative, equitable partnership in all phases of research, involving an empowering and power-sharing process that attends to social inequalities. | Step 2: Defining local indicators and benchmarks |
4. CBPR fosters co-learning and capacity building among all partners. | Step 3: Assembling data and generating evidence |
5. CBPR integrates and achieves a balance between knowledge generation and intervention for the mutual benefit of all partners. | Step 4: Generating evidence |
6. CBPR focuses on the local relevance of public health problems and on ecological perspectives that attend to the multiple determinants of health. | Step 5: Prioritizing health equity gaps and gradients |
7. CBPR involves systems development using a cyclical and iterative process. | Step 6: Developing a response plan |
8. CBPR disseminates results to all partners and involves them in the wider dissemination of results. | |
9. CBPR involves a long-term process and commitment to sustainability. | Future steps |