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Toronto:
Wellesley Urban Health Community-Based Research Workshop Series
Space still available!
CBR201 Building Effective Community-Based Research Partnerships
This very popular and interactive workshop is designed as a continuation of CBR101 and builds on the essential concepts of community-based research (CBR). Increasingly, we are understanding that partnerships are invaluable to effective community-based research projects and other health programming. This workshop’s main focus is the planning, implementation and maintenance of resilient CBR partnerships.
Participants Will Learn:
• strategies for partnership development and monitoring during the duration of a CBR project.
• sensitivity to community concerns, ethical and privacy issues in CBR.
• how to implement the actions from CBR projects.
Who Should Attend:
• researchers interested in partnership research initiatives.
• front line practitioners.
• community members.
Fee: $25 (lunch and resource package included)
Wednesday, March 03, 2004 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
The Primrose Hotel, Best Western
111 Carlton Street, Toronto (Corner of Carlton and Jarvis)
Rainbow Room
Facilitators:
Robb Travers, Wellesley Central Health Corporation
Sarah Flicker, Department of Public Health Sciences, University of Toronto
Questions? [log in to unmask]
REGISTER ON-LINE AT www.wellesleycentral.com
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