Table 4:

Domains, Sub-Domains & Indicators of Success Identified in the Scoping Review of the Literature on Success in Long-Standing CBPR Partnerships

DOMAINS	INDICATORS
Partner Domain
Characteristics of Partners	Diverse Committed Willing to Share Power, Risk, Responsibility, and Accountability Representative/Appropriate Able to Make Decisions Actively Engaged Stable and Established
Relationship Among/Between Partners	Trust Mutual Respect Openness and Transparency Recognition of Pressures, Priorities, and Worldviews Embrace Cultural Differences Awareness and Attention to Power Imbalances Conflict Recognition, Response, and Resolution
Partnership Domain
Partnership Characteristics	Strong, Shared, and Trustworthy Leadership Flexibility/Adaptability Effective Communication Strategies
Partnership Processes	Clear and Explicit Guidelines Structures to Support Processes Mandatory Evaluations
Partnership Resources	Shared and Fair Allocation of Resources
Partnership Capacity	Increase Capacity for Research
Partnership Outcomes Domain
Partnership Outcomes	Research Moves to System and Policy Change Pride and Ownership in Partnership Work Knowledge Transfer from Partnership to Community Clear, Concrete, and Sustainable Community Benefit Increased Power Sharing Continued Willingness/Ability to Conduct CBPR