期刊名称:International Journal of Community Research and Engagement
印刷版ISSN:1836-3393
出版年度:2019
卷号:12
期号:1
页码:1-16
DOI:10.5130/ijcre.v12i1.6013
出版社:University of Technology, Sydney
摘要:As new environmental exposures are continuously identified, the environmental influences on
health are of growing concern. Knowledge regarding the impacts of environmental exposures
is constantly evolving and is often incomplete. In this article, we describe a multi-phased,
multi-stakeholder engagement initiative involving diverse stakeholders with an interest in
building a children’s environmental health research agenda which would link with and support
local practices and policies. The intent of this initiative was to identify priority research issues,
themes and questions by implementing a tested Research Planning Model that encompassed
the engagement of diverse stakeholders. Here, we describe the model application, which
was specifically focused on children’s health and the environment. A key component of the model was the ongoing stakeholder engagement process. This included two stakeholder
forums, during which participants identified three main research themes (social determinants
of health, environmental exposures and knowledge translation) and a short list of research
questions. Other key components of the model included the development of a Global
Sounding Board of key stakeholders, an Advisory Board and a Scientific Panel with mandates
to review and prioritise the research questions. In our case, the Advisory Board and Scientific
Panel prioritised questions that focused on environmental exposures related to children’s
respiratory outcomes. The stakeholder engagement described here is an evolving process with
frequent changes of context, sustained by the commitment and dedication of the Children’s
Environment and Health Research planning team and the Advisory Board. In this article, we
share the engagement process, outcomes, successes, challenges and lessons learned from this
ongoing experience.
其他摘要:As new environmental exposures are continuously identified, environmental influences on health are of growing concern. Knowledge regarding the impacts of environmental exposures is constantly evolving and is often incomplete. In this paper, we describe a multi-phased, multi-stakeholder engagement initiative involving diverse stakeholders with an interest in building a children's environmental health research agenda which would link with and support local practices and policies. The intent of this initiative was to identify priority research issues, themes and questions by implementing a tested Research Planning Model that encompassed the engagement of diverse stakeholders. Here, we describe the model application, which was specifically focused on children's health and the environment. A key component of the model was the ongoing stakeholder engagement process. This included two stakeholder forums, during which participants identified three main research themes (social determinants of health, environmental exposures and knowledge translation) and a short list of research questions. Other key components of the model included the development of a Global Sounding Board of key stakeholders, an Advisory Board and a Scientific Panel with mandates to review and prioritise the research questions. In our case, the Advisory Board and Scientific Panel prioritised questions that focused on environmental exposures related to children's respiratory outcomes. The stakeholder engagement described here is an evolving process with frequent changes of context, sustained by the commitment and dedication of the Children's Environment and Health Research planning team and the Advisory Board. In this article, we share the engagement process, outcomes, successes, challenges and lessons learned from this ongoing experience. Keywordsstakeholder engagement, children's health, environmental health, health research
关键词:Stakeholder engagement; children’s health; environmental health; health research
其他关键词:stakeholder engagement;children's health;environmental health;health research