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Guidelines Workshop for Researchers and Promotores de Salud who Conduct Health Research with Latino Border Communities September 11, 2015 9:00am – 12:00pm College of Health and Social Sciences, Room 226 New Mexico State University Campus Workshop Trainers: Marta Hernandez, Elba Quimby and Cruz Saenz CoFacilitators: Anabel Canchola, K'Dawn Jackson and Silvia Sierra This workshop will provide participants with culturally relevant principles and practices for the conduct of health research in USMexico border communities. Training is designed around “vignettes” that highlight ethical dilemmas, insights and best practices. We encourage existing teams of promotores, academic researchers and other community partners to attend the training together. Interested individuals are also welcome. The workshop will be conducted by bilingual trainers and upon completion, each participant will receive a copy of the guidelines in Spanish or English and a certificate of training. The workshop is free and includes a boxed lunch. Space is limited; please register by August 21, 2015 by sending an email to Ms. Anna Martin at [email protected] . To register for the conference, visit our website: http://health.nmsu.edu/swihdr . Sponsored by: The New Mexico Border Health Research Work Group, Community Engagement Core, New Mexico CARES Health Disparities Center, University of New Mexico; and the Southwest Institute for Health Disparities Research and College of Health and Social Services at New Mexico State University Funder: National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities, National Institutes of Health, Grant No. P20MDOO481102
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Guidelines Workshop for Researchers and Promotores de Salud who Conduct Health Research with Latino Border Communities
September 11, 2015 9:00am – 12:00pm
College of Health and Social Sciences, Room 226 New Mexico State University Campus
Workshop Trainers: Marta Hernandez, Elba Quimby and Cruz Saenz Co-‐Facilitators: Anabel Canchola, K'Dawn Jackson and Silvia Sierra
This workshop will provide participants with culturally relevant principles and practices for the conduct of health research in US-‐Mexico border communities. Training is designed around “vignettes” that highlight ethical dilemmas, insights and best practices. We encourage existing teams of promotores, academic researchers and other community partners to attend the training together. Interested individuals are also welcome. The workshop will be conducted by bilingual trainers and upon completion, each participant will receive a copy of the guidelines in Spanish or English and a certificate of training. The workshop is free and includes a boxed lunch. Space is limited; please register by August 21, 2015 by sending an email to Ms. Anna Martin at [email protected]. To register for the conference, visit our website: http://health.nmsu.edu/swihdr. Sponsored by: The New Mexico Border Health Research Work Group, Community Engagement Core, New Mexico CARES Health Disparities Center, University of New Mexico; and the Southwest Institute for Health Disparities Research and College of Health and Social Services at New Mexico State University Funder: National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities, National Institutes of Health, Grant No. P20MDOO4811-‐02
Taller de Guías para Investigadores y Promotores de Salud, Quienes
Conducen Investigaciones de Salud COn las Comunidades Fronterizas
Latinas
11 de septiembre, 2015 9:00am – 12:00pm
College of Health and Social Sciences, Sala 226 Campus de la Universidad Estatal de Nuevo México
Instructores del Taller: Marta Hernandez, Elba Quimby y Cruz Saenz Co-‐Facilitadores: Anabel Canchola, K'Dawn Jackson y Silvia Sierra
Este taller es culturalmente apropiado para investigaciones de salud, en las comunidades fronterizas de Estados Unidos y México. Promotores de salud e investigadores se entrenan sobre lo que pertenece con los principios y prácticas de investigaciones de salud. El taller está diseñado alrededor de "viñetas" que ponen de relieve los dilemas éticos, ideas y mejores prácticas. Animamos a los equipos existentes de promotores, investigadores académicos y otros socios de la comunidad que participen juntos. Las personas independientes de equipos también son bienvenidos. Se ofrecen instrucciones bilingües y al finalizar el taller, cada participante recibirá una copia de las guías en español o inglés y un certificado de formación. El taller es gratis e incluye un almuerzo. Debido al espacio limitado, favor de registrarse antes del día 21 de agosto 2015, por medio de correo electrónico a la Srta. Anna Martin en [email protected] o, a través del enlace de la conferencia en www.health.nmsu.edu/swihdr. Patrocinado por: The New Mexico Border Health Research Work Group, Community Engagement Core, New Mexico CARES Health Disparities Center, University of New Mexico; and the Southwest Institute for Health Disparities Research and College of Health and Social Services at New Mexico State University Financiador: National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities, National Institutes of Health, Grant No. P20MDOO4811-‐02
