♣ Updates given on current research activities with discussion of any barriers to study completion
♣ Discussion of future research plans and advising on specific aims and grant applications
♣ Identification of research, community, and patient research partners
♣ Review academic scholarship including manuscripts, abstracts, posters, and presentations prior to submission
♣ Review academic promotion packets for academic researchers
♣ Review promotional materials community scientists
♣ Review and advice on career moves including considerations on movement to new positions
♣ Peer-to-peer mentoring and coaching on developing sustainable CERP partnerships
♣ Guidance on ways to enrich community and patient collaborations to support not only researchers …show more content…
One partnership exists with the Spirit of Eagles. The Spirit of Eagles support Native American researchers and their collaborative partners. Christi Patten, PhD, one of the Principle Investigators of Spirit of Eagles, serves a peer-to-peer mentor and collaborator to several MWRN. Spirit of Eagles, initiated in 2000, is funded as one of 18 NCI Special Population Networks. The network focuses on using community-based participatory research (CBPR) to address and respond to culturally relevant research opportunities by increasing education and research with Native American scientist and research stakeholders. The goal of the network is to “reduce cancer health disparities by maintaining and expanding tribal community networks and coalitions”. Spirit of Eagles part of the larger health disparities program at Mayo Clinic and is one of the first programs listed in the currently held Mayo Clinic MOU with Indian Health Services. The network hosts numerous engagement activities (webinars and conferences) and has several Native American women scientists as members. The activities of the network is open to tribal leadership who are who want to maintain the cultural traditions of the tribe while also determining ways to improve health of their …show more content…
CCPH, established in 1997, is a nonprofit membership organization that encourages partnerships between communities and academic institutions to promote health equity and social justice to increase wellness. CCPH view on health broadly crosses the dimensions of physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual. CCPH emphasizes partnership that promotes action across the dimensions of health to change circumstances, conditions, and environments that we “live, work, study, pray and play.” (https://ccph.memberclicks.net/about-us). CCPH is in the forefront of providing training and educational opportunities to community-engaged collaborative partners around research, capacity-building for coalitions, and advocating for policies that guarantees and values partnerships. As part of these efforts CCPH, started XX and CES4Health.Info to reach their membership and other CPER groups interested increase community-academic engagement in
♣ Discussion of future research plans and advising on specific aims and grant applications
♣ Identification of research, community, and patient research partners
♣ Review academic scholarship including manuscripts, abstracts, posters, and presentations prior to submission
♣ Review academic promotion packets for academic researchers
♣ Review promotional materials community scientists
♣ Review and advice on career moves including considerations on movement to new positions
♣ Peer-to-peer mentoring and coaching on developing sustainable CERP partnerships
♣ Guidance on ways to enrich community and patient collaborations to support not only researchers …show more content…
One partnership exists with the Spirit of Eagles. The Spirit of Eagles support Native American researchers and their collaborative partners. Christi Patten, PhD, one of the Principle Investigators of Spirit of Eagles, serves a peer-to-peer mentor and collaborator to several MWRN. Spirit of Eagles, initiated in 2000, is funded as one of 18 NCI Special Population Networks. The network focuses on using community-based participatory research (CBPR) to address and respond to culturally relevant research opportunities by increasing education and research with Native American scientist and research stakeholders. The goal of the network is to “reduce cancer health disparities by maintaining and expanding tribal community networks and coalitions”. Spirit of Eagles part of the larger health disparities program at Mayo Clinic and is one of the first programs listed in the currently held Mayo Clinic MOU with Indian Health Services. The network hosts numerous engagement activities (webinars and conferences) and has several Native American women scientists as members. The activities of the network is open to tribal leadership who are who want to maintain the cultural traditions of the tribe while also determining ways to improve health of their …show more content…
CCPH, established in 1997, is a nonprofit membership organization that encourages partnerships between communities and academic institutions to promote health equity and social justice to increase wellness. CCPH view on health broadly crosses the dimensions of physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual. CCPH emphasizes partnership that promotes action across the dimensions of health to change circumstances, conditions, and environments that we “live, work, study, pray and play.” (https://ccph.memberclicks.net/about-us). CCPH is in the forefront of providing training and educational opportunities to community-engaged collaborative partners around research, capacity-building for coalitions, and advocating for policies that guarantees and values partnerships. As part of these efforts CCPH, started XX and CES4Health.Info to reach their membership and other CPER groups interested increase community-academic engagement in