Community-academic partnership improving the health of underserved populations through research methods, education, and new ideas to achieve health equity.
To everyone who has contributed to RHCP: thank you for your time, expertise, and dedication. Here’s to many more years of advancing health equity through partnership and innovation!
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RHCP is more than a research initiative — it's a model of how trust, shared goals, and community leadership can drive meaningful change. While we've received national recognition for our work, the true reward is the impact we've made together over the past two decades.
Together, we've developed interventions to tackle critical health challenges, from tuberculosis prevention to addressing COVID-19 disparities.
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This year marks the 20th anniversary of RHCP, a collaboration that has transformed how researchers work with communities to address their health priorities.
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We are excited to be in San Francisco ☀️ for the @HEAN_RCC Annual Community and Scientific Partners Meeting! Ready to engage, learn, and collaborate for health equity. #HEAN2024#C2DREAM#HealthEquity
Community Based Participatory Research is collaborative research that engages community members, uses local knowledge in the understanding of health problems & the design of interventions & equitability involves researchers & community partners in all aspects #RHCPCares#CBPR
Hello Friends,
It has been a while since RHCP has posted on social media, so our team wanted to take a few posts to re-introduce the community based participatory research (CBPR) work we do here at RHCP #RHCPCares#CBPR
@CDCgov recommends #COVID19 vaccines for everyone 6 months and older and boosters for everyone 5 years and older, if eligible. Use CDC’s #COVID19booster tool https://t.co/8qdnu3ROkz to learn if and when your child or teen can get boosters to stay up to date with #COVID19vaccines.
The #pandemic is certainly not over... Do your part! You can help by wearing a mask to protect your loved ones and your community. The #OlmstedCounty is under HIGH levels of #COVID19 transmission 🚨⚠️#wearamask
@olmstedcounty @IMAARochester
As the #COVID19 situation around the world changes, the @CDCgov keeps monitoring COVID-19 risk in destinations around the world and making travel recommendations. Make sure to check the guidelines of your destination place. Let's protect each other!
#CovidIsNotOver#WearAMask
During the #COVID19#pandemic, people's isolation increased. With that isolation came #weightgain. Check this article about how @RHCPCares developed a pilot study that examined the feasibility of a 12-week behavioral program for #weightloss.
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Self-tests for #COVID19 give rapid results and can be taken anywhere, regardless of vaccination status or whether or not you have symptoms. Check the following instructions to know what to do with a positive result.
Follow @RHCPCares | #RetweeetPlease#RochMN
Together, @RHCPCares community leaders and #MayoClinic researchers have developed a playbook for improving #COVID19#healthequity. They predict it will be effective for future public health emergencies and pandemics @mayoclinic_cenr https://t.co/6dzzno2MlF
As #COVID19 transmission levels rise, the #CDCRecommends a multi-pronged approach in decreasing transmission, including physical distancing, avoiding nonessential indoor spaces, increasing testing, and the use of appropriate face masks. Check this information & follow @RHCPCares!
As more #Covid19 variants like #Omicron arise, choose the right type of masks for you and your family making sure they fit properly over the nose, mouth, and chin. Vaccinations and things like opting for surgical masks instead of cloth masks when possible are very important.