Source: AAPCHO
Type: PDF document
Level: Intermediate
Description: These documents are examples of MOUs developed by Community-Academic Partnerships in conducting community-based participatory research. Samples include “Promoting Breast Health Information in Chinese and Filipinos” and “Friendly Access.”
Source: Community-Campus Partnerships for Health
Type: PDF document
Level: Intermediate
Description: Collected by Community-Campus Partnerships for Health (CCPH), these documents are more examples of MOUs and MOAs (Memorandums of Agreement) developed for an array of partnerships.
Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Type: Electronic Journal Article
Level: Intermediate
Description: Developed by the CDC, this tool kit helps assess and build trust between all partners in a collaborative, including but not limited to researchers, academia, communities, health departments.
Source: Asian Health Services
Type: Electronic Questionnaire Tool
Level: Basic
Description: This document provides helpful questions for community organizations to ask of other organizations wishing to collaborate with them to better understand the goals and terms of collaboration.
Source: AAPCHO
Type: PDF
Level: Basic
Description: This document provides a template on how to lay out the terms and conditions between two organizations, and how to outline services and materials in the scope of the work.
Source: National Association of Community Health Centers
Type: PDF document
Level: Basic
Description: Dr. Oneha highlights the critical importance for community health centers to engage in research, from assessing internal capacity and resources to identifying needs of targeted populations.
Source: Charles R. Drew University, University of Medicine & Science
Type: Electronic Journal
Level: Intermediate
Description: This article introduces a new paradigm, community-partnered participatory research, a form of CBPR that emphasizes partnership with community sites in design, implementation and ownership of the research activities.
Source: Medical College of Wisconsin, Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin-Fox Valley
Type: Electronic Journal
Level: Advanced
Description: This article discusses the need for universities to extend their distributive research networks beyond campus lines for increased research efficiency and innovation.
Source: Department of Medicine, Charles R. Drew University
Type: Electronic Journal Article
Level: Advanced
Description: This article reinforces the importance of a Memorandum of Understanding and the careful selection of a community advisory board in utilizing the community-based participatory research model.
Source: National Association of Community Health Centers
Type: PDF document
Level: Intermediate
Description: These materials were developed as part of an one-day seminar on beginning or enhancing research programs at community health centers.
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