Engaging rural communities in cancer prevention and control research: Development and preliminary insights from a community‐based research registry

Abstract

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Community Engagement to Advance Equitable Cardio-Oncology Care

“…It was then expanded to Black, White, rural, and urban populations to enhance participation in cancer research. 3 In this call to action, we adapt components of this framework to describe opportunities to engage community members to address cardio-oncology disparities. Figure 1 depicts adaptation within the context of cardio-oncology disparities.…”

“…Partnerships with trusted media personalities and online health influencers informed the TRUST framework. 3 Faith-based leaders have been strategic partners in promoting health with several examples of large-scale projects for cardiovascular disease and overall community health. One example is Facts and Faith Fridays, a partnership between 1 NCI-designated cancer center and the African-American faith-based community.…”