Community engagement and partnerships in maternity services research

Mary Adams; Mary Newburn; Hannah Rayment-Jones; Abigail Easter; Cristina Fernandez Turienzo; Sergio A. Silverio; Julie Hartley; Jane Sandall

Community engagement and partnerships in maternity services research

Mary Adams, Mary Newburn, Hannah Rayment-Jones, Abigail Easter, Cristina Fernandez Turienzo, Sergio A. Silverio, Julie Hartley, Jane Sandall

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Engagement is not a one-way transmission of knowledge from experts to the public, and new programmes of work provide an opportunity for new beginnings. Partnerships imply the collaborative setting of priorities, as well as the dissemination of completed research to all partners. These partnerships are fostered with established or new communities over time. The different sorts of community and community interests have to be considered and accommodated, if engagement strategies are to be successful.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	15-16
Journal	The Endocrinologist
Issue number	138
Publication status	Published - 11 Dec 2020

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Community engagement and partnerships in maternity services research

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