Publications &amp; Reports

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Community-Engaged Research Guides and Resource Manuals

Articles

Partnership Develops Ambitious Public Health Policies on Sugar, Alcohol and Children’s Dental Health

Achieving Health Equity Through Community Engagement in Translating Evidence to Policy: The San Francisco Health Improvement Partnership, 2010-2016. UC San Francisco has worked strategically with community partners in the San Francisco Health Improvement Partnership (SFHIP) to enact high-impact policies, such as banning sugar-sweetened beverages from hospitals, to improve public health and reduce health inequities in the city, according to a new article published by the organization.
San Francisco Bay Collaborative Research Network: Building Partnerships for Research In Practice Improvement and Population HealthSan Francisco Bay Collaborative Research Network: Building Partnerships for Research In Practice Improvement and Population Health
Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) - Engagement in Health Research Literature Explorer is a listing of publications on engagement in health research that is sortable by article type, topic, phase of research engagement, types of stakeholders engaged and year.

Publications

Immigrants' Efforts to Access Public Schools and Higher Education in the United States is a chapter published by Alejandra Rincon, PhD, UCSF's Assistant Vice Chancellor and Chief of Staff, Office of Diversity and Outreach. The chapter - part of Cham Springer's Handbook on Promoting Social Justice in Education - chronicles longtime practices by the U.S. government to limit immigration benefits (and education) to those seen as deserving of them, criteria that has historically crossed the lines of race, national origin, language and class. The chapter examines such history and its implications for the immigrant rights' advocacy movement today.

Reports

The 2018 Assessment of Food Security in San Franciso is a report prepared by the San Francisco Food Security Task Force. The report examined data from federal, state and locally funded food programs in order to develop recommendations for policies and systems to support gaps in San Francisco's food needs. This data integration exposes health disparities to be addressed in all programs serving communities in need.
Drinking Water Promotion Project (DWAPP) (pdf) is a report on regional, schools-based water equity efforts that UCSF's Dr. Ansiha Patel and Roberto Vargas contributed to, along with many collaborators from across the San Francisco Bay Area, via Bay Area Nutrition and Physical Activity Collaborative (BANPAC), 2017-2018.
Healthy San Francisco: Community Clinics Partnering for System Change (pdf)
Community-University Partnerships to Prevent Street Violence and Promote Resiliency (pdf)
Bayview Hunters Point Health and Environmental Assessment Project Report (pdf)
Bayview Hunters Point Health and Environmental Assessment Task Force Community Survey (pdf)
Strengthening Diversity in Research Partnerships: Knowledge to Action Guide (pdf) This guide features principles of partnerships, strategies, and profiles of exemplars from the field.

The following two guides were developed by the CPRC with assistance and guidance from survivors of violence, health professionals, medical students and community-based experts. The guides will be updated periodically. We invite you to provide us with additions, corrections or comments by contacting the UCP.

Grief Support and Recovery After Homicide: A Manual for Survivors and Providers (pdf) is a step-by-step guide to resources for families and individuals who have lost someone to homicide.
Support and Recovery for Survivors of Violence: A Manual for Survivors and Providers (pdf) is a step-by-step guide to resources for families and individuals who have survived community violence or violent injuries.

Webinars

Community Science: What Can You Do to Engage the Community? (pdf) is a webinar presentation by Kien Lee, PhD, at Community Science.

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