The contribution of peer research in evaluating complex public health interventions: examples from two UK community empowerment projects

Southby, K; Coan, S; Rushworth, Sara; South, Jane; Bagnall, Anne‐Marie; Lam, Tiffany; Woodward, Jenny; Button, Danial

doi:10.1186/s12889-022-14465-2

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“…kesehatan saja tetapi juga dilakukan bersama-sama dengan sektor diluar bidang kesehatan (Southby, 2022). Sektor lain diluar kesehatan yang memiliki peranan penting dalam penanggulangan masalah gizi antara lain adalah sektor ekonomi, pekerjaan umum, pertanian, ketahanan pangan, perikanan, pendidikan dan sektor terkait lainnya (Nuramalia et al, 2022).…”

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Implementasi program literasi kesehatan dalam penanganan stunting di Desa Tambak Kalisogo

Afrizal,

Rodiyah

2023

PJIAP

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The importance of health in preventing stunting requires solutions that involve the community so that the problem of stunting becomes a shared responsibility. For this reason, the implementation of the program through health literacy is present to fix the high number of stunting cases in Tambak Kalisogo Village. This study uses a qualitative approach. Data collection techniques were carried out through direct observation at the Kalisogo pond village office. Interview technique with the village secretary. The documentation section contains village profiles. The research data analysis technique used an interactive model with four stages, namely data collection, data condensation, data presentation and drawing conclusions. Where the variables of power, interests and strategies involved in implementing the policy already involve village health cadres who are responsible for village health. The second variable is the Characteristics of the Tambak Kalisogo Village Institution consisting of 848 families, totaling 2,468 people, with details of 1,229 male residents and 1,239 female residents. The third variable is the level of compliance with the response from the program implementers of the Prosperous Child Village who are considered to be quite enthusiastic.

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Implementasi program literasi kesehatan dalam penanganan stunting di Desa Tambak Kalisogo

Afrizal,

Rodiyah

2023

PJIAP

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Engaged Research: Strengthening Research Teams Through Community Researchers

Schroeder,

Chatfield,

Chennells

et al. 2024

SpringerBriefs in Research and Innovation Governance

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Engaged research, which strengthens research teams through community researchers, offers many opportunities and challenges. From better access to community members who are hard to reach, to the collection of more meaningful and authentic data, and greater trustworthiness of research findings, the benefits for research are manifold. However, research has also shown that community researchers might be overtly biased, only collect superficial data or lack the confidence to probe deeply enough, among other challenges. Simultaneously, the literature on community researchers is heavily biased towards high-income countries, and there is very little to be found on experiences from low-and middle-income countries that goes beyond assistance in obtaining informed consent. This chapter starts to close that gap by presenting a case study involving 12 community researchers from the South African San community. Collecting no personal data and obtaining all research input through community researchers shows that research led by vulnerable groups for vulnerable groups is possible. It is one way of ensuring that the San, and wider research communities, have access to research they can trust.

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‘Nothing about us without us’. Including Lived Experiences of People with Intellectual Disabilities in Policy and Service Design

Anderson,

Bigby

2023

Disability Practice

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The rights of people with disabilities to be included in the design of policy and services are asserted in international treaties such as the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disability and increasingly reflected in disability policies across the world. Approaches to facilitating the inclusion of lived experiences and the perspectives of people with disabilities include consultative, advisory or governance bodies, as well as co-design of projects, advocacy work of Disabled Person’s Organisations and self-advocacy groups. The success of these various approaches depends on their power to influence policy and services, the way they operate and the methods they use to support the participation of people with disabilities. This chapter reviews evidence about different approaches to tapping into the expertise people with disabilities have from their lived experiences of disability, and considers the types of practices most effective for working together with people with disabilities and some of the unresolved issues that support workers, managers and policy makers must grapple with to further the rights of people so that there is ‘nothing about us without us’.

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The contribution of peer research in evaluating complex public health interventions: examples from two UK community empowerment projects

Cited by 5 publications

References 25 publications

Implementasi program literasi kesehatan dalam penanganan stunting di Desa Tambak Kalisogo

Implementasi program literasi kesehatan dalam penanganan stunting di Desa Tambak Kalisogo

Engaged Research: Strengthening Research Teams Through Community Researchers

‘Nothing about us without us’. Including Lived Experiences of People with Intellectual Disabilities in Policy and Service Design

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