“They should’ve talked to us more”: lay health advisors’ experiences with community-engaged hypertension research
Cyleste C. Collins,
Mona Shediac-Rizkallah,
Jacqueline Dolata
et al.
Abstract:Background
Lay health advisors (LHAs) are increasingly being used to increase patient and public involvement in research, disseminate health information, and work toward preventing health disparities within communities at risk. This research explored LHAs’ experiences with training and recruiting for a hypertension research project which ended due to minimal enrollment.
Methods
The methodological design was qualitative description. One face-to-face… Show more
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