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community-based participatory research  

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  • Community-based participatory research (CBPR) is a collaborative research approach that directly and equitably links researchers and communities to jointly study an issue. A key feature of CBPR is the recognition that researchers and communities each bring unique strengths and perspectives to the research process, enabling a combination of knowledge and action to achieve social change. [Source: Encyclopedia of Health Services Research; Community-Based Participatory Research]

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