2. 1 Developed by: U-MIC To start the presentation, click on this button in the lower right corner of your screen. The presentation will begin after the screen changes and you press enter.

3. COMMUNITY-BASED PARTICIPATORY RESEARCH (CBPR) Developed by: U-MIC University of Michigan IRB Collaborative

4. Community-based participatory research 3 Developed by: U-MIC community academic researchers general community contributes to generalizable knowledge addresses community concerns action-oriented seeks solutions -based participatoryresearch (CBPR)

5. Community-based participatory research 4 Developed by: U-MIC range of CBPR activity epidemiology behavioral science environmental science health outcomes ambulatory mental health care rural HIV treatment adolescent diabetes prevention women’s health in immigrant populations

6. Community-based participatory research 5 Developed by: U-MIC range of CBPR activity Ken Resnicow, Ann M. Andrews, Denise K. Beach, Latoya Kuhn, Sarah L. Krein, Remonia Chapman, John C. Magee, “Randomized Trial Using Hair Stylists as Lay Health Advisors to Increase Donation in African Americans,” Ethnicity & Disease 20 (Summer 2010): 276–84. an IRBMED -approved CBPR study

7. Community-based participatory research 6 Developed by: U-MIC CBPR risks undesirable exposure stigmatization discrimination political fallout unmet objectives may damage public trust in academic institutions in research

8. Community-based participatory research 7 Developed by: U-MIC IRB review CBPR studies may evolve subjects who join research partnership unique benefits and regulatory compliance nonaffiliated IRB members special consultants

9. Community-based participatory research 8 Developed by: U-MIC IRB review IRB authorization agreements institutional officials Office of General Counsel

10. Community-based participatory research 9 Developed by: U-MIC CBPR academic researchers general community

11. THANK YOU. Brian Seabolt IRBMED 10 Developed by: U-MIC