Abstract
There is a need for more guidance on how to implement community-based participatory research, particularly on the roles of community members, throughout the process. This article focuses on how a Steering Committee, composed of representatives from community-based organizations, a local health department, an integrated health care system, and academia from the University of Michigan, participated in the design and implementation of a children's asthma study in Detroit, Michigan: Community Action Against Asthma. In addition, this article focuses on the role of community members as data collectors, examining a variety of sophisticated data collection roles. A description and analysis of how community members shaped and participated in the project, the lessons learned, and recommendations for practitioners are also presented. © 2005, Sage Publications. All rights reserved.
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Edgren, K. K., Parker, E. A., Israel, B. A., Lewis, T. C., Salinas, M. A., Robins, T. G., & Hill, Y. R. (2005). Community Involvement in the Conduct of a Health Education Intervention and Research Project: Community Action Against Asthma. Health Promotion Practice, 6(3), 263–269. https://doi.org/10.1177/1524839903260696
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