Source: HRET
Type: Online Reading
Level: Advanced
Description: This web-based toolkit offers resources for hospitals, health systems, clinics and health plans for systematic data collection of race, ethicity and primary language data from patients.
Source: Eau Claire Community Health Center
Type: PDF Document
Level: Intermediate
Description: This document illustrates what important disclosures, items, and information to include, and is a useful template for those wishing to conduct focus groups.
Source: Academy Health
Type: Online Reading
Level: Basic
Description: This site provides an introduction, data sources, and other useful resources for conducting Health Services Research (HSR).
Source: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Type: Online Reading
Level: Intermediate
Description: This web-based guide provides methods for researchers developing, evaluating, and engaging in qualitative research projects in healthcare settings.
Source: Farmworker Health Services, Inc.
Type: PDF Document
Level: Basic
Description: This easy-to-read table offers various evaluation mechanism definitions, benefits, and limitations.
Source: Center for Pediatric Research
Type: Electronic Journal Article
Level: Advanced
Description: This article examines the importance of process evaluation to examine community participation’s role in health and social change outcomes.
Source: University of South Carolina School of Medicine
Type: Electronic Journal Article
Level: Advanced
Description: This article discusses a successful approach to recruiting and retaining ethnically diverse study participants in rural South Carolina.
Source: National Institute of Health
Type: Electronic Journal Article
Level: Advanced
Description: This article finds that African-Americans and Hispanics are no less willing to participate in health research than non-Hispanic whites. Further, it suggests we focus on ensuring equal access to health research for all groups.
Source: University of Michigan
Type: PDF Document
Level: Advanced
Description: This study demonstrates the effectiveness of a community-based, culturally tailored diabetes intervention for African American and Latino adults in Detroit, Michigan.
Source: Canadian Women’s Health Network
Type: Electronic Journal Article
Level: Basic
Description: The Women’s Health Research Network published this guide to provide users with a better understanding of the community-based research process and how it can be applied to research at various levels.
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