Central Appalachia Through the Eyes of a DrPH
Community engagement cannot be the box we check after the research question has already been written. Rural people should be sitting at the table when the question itself is decided.
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Community engagement cannot be the box we check after the research question has already been written. Rural people should be sitting at the table when the question itself is decided.
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Rural communities are innovating, adapting, and leading in ways that others could learn from and replicate.
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A network-building intervention in a rural Colorado community led to measurable improvements in the structure of a cross-sector network of care addressing adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), demonstrating the potential for similar approaches to strengthen networks in other communities.
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