Community Engagement (CE) is critical to increase the reach, effectiveness, adoption, implementation and maintenance of clinical and translational research
Community Engagement (CE) is critical to increase the reach, effectiveness, adoption, implementation, and maintenance of clinical and translational research.
The Community Engagement core through the Partnership of Academicians and Communities for Translation (PACT) aims to:
To transform the way communities and researchers work together to design and conduct research by building bridges between health research, clinical practice and community health initiatives to improve the health of the people in Colorado and the Rocky Mountain Region.
Programs | Resources | Events |
Colorado Immersion Training Pilot Grant Program Research Readiness | Community Consults Community Research Liaisons PACT Council Community Engagement Trainings, Seminars and Workshops | Research Exchange and Networking Forum Engaging Communities in Education and Research (ECER) |
Special Projects: Special projects are projects that are intermittent or associated with specific funding streams that are in addition to the core programs described in this document. The CE Core participates in a number of special projects each year.
Prepares CCTSI Community Engagement Pilot grantees with basic knowledge of community-based participatory research principles and partnership development.
Sponsored conferences and networking activities for community members and academics
Research Exchange and Networking Forum
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![]() Donald Nease, Jr., MDCommunity Engagement Director |
Contact Us |
Donald Nease, Jr., MD Montelle Tamez Mary Fisher, MPH Kaylee Rivera, MPH Dee Smyth |