Development of Strategies for Community Engaged Research Dissemination by Basic Scientists: A Case Study

As depicted in the translational research continuum, dissemination of research findings to past research participants and the community-at-large is integral to improving health outcomes. Blocks in translation exist in which poor dissemination is a major contributor. Limited progress has been made on how to engage basic scientists at T1 and T2 phases to meaningfully disseminate study findings to community. Our objective is to report on four cases of community engaged research dissemination activities among 3 basic scientists (i.e., a cancer biologist, a biochemist, and a molecular biologist.): a townhall, a radio listening session, a community newsletter, and a Facebook Live segment.

Source: Translational Research - September 12, 2022 Category: Research Authors: Elizabeth C. Stewart, Jamaine S. Davis, Treniqka S. Walters, Zhenbang Chen, Stephania T. Miller, Jillian M. Duke, Leah R. Alexander, Rose Russell, Nicole Rowan, Lanese Campbell, Ira Baxter, Sondrea Tolbert, Jennifer Cunningham Erves Source Type: research