The Meharry Community Engagement Core connects community members and organizations with Meharry researchers to conduct research and share results that will improve health for communities that experience the poorest health outcomes.
To eradicate health and healthcare disparities through long-term, collaborative, mutually beneficial community/academic research partnership.
The mission of the Meharry Community Engagement Core is to “combine the passion, knowledge, and skills of community partners and academic researchers to carry out research, share research results, and put into practice research findings that advance health equity and improve health for communities that experience the poorest health outcomes.”
Apart from efforts to increase community capacity to engage in research and partner with them in advancing their own health-related priorities, the Community Engagement Core provides direct support to Meharry researchers, including:
A Community Advisory Board, including representatives form health advocacy, health equity, and faith-based organizations, provides guidance to the Community Engagement Core and serves as one avenue for researchers to get community feedback about their research and explore potential community-academic research partnerships.
For any inquires contact, Community Engagement Core Director, Stephania Miller-Hughes PhD MS, smiller@mmc.edu or Co-Director, Leah Alexander PhD MPH, lalexander@mmc.edu or Program Manager, Mariah Chambers MHA, mchambers@mmc.edu
To learn more about the Community Engagement Core, visit their website below.
Plasma proteomic signatures for type 2 diabetes and related traits in the UK Biobank cohort.
Trisha P Gupte, Zahra Azizi, Pik Fang Kho, Jiayan Zhou, Kevin Nzenkue, Ming-Li Chen, Daniel J Panyard, Rodrigo Guarischi-Sousa, Austin T Hilliard, Disha Sharma, Kathleen Watson, Fahim Abbasi, Philip S Tsao, Shoa L Clarke, Themistocles L Assimes
BioStruct-Africa's capacity building workshops as a model for advancing the emerging community of structural biologists in Africa.
Safiétou Sankhe, Fatoumata G Fofana, Walid Heiba, Oludare M Ogunyemi, Kabo Masisi, Irene Muiruri, Eunice A Abaah, Arnaud Tepa, Chi Tchampo Fru, Joel T Johnson, Claire V Tchuenguia, Nelly M T Tatchou-Nebangwa, Desmon T Tsafack, Brice L Koloko, Tessy-Koko Kulu-Abi, Ivana Ngounou, Toussaint S D Sovegnon, Rolin Mitterran N Kamga, Mersimine F M Kouamo, Yeshimebet C Getahun, Aurélien F A Moumbock, Katharina C Cramer, Nicolas V Rüffin, Louise Djapgne, Piotr Sliz, Jamaine Davis, Michel N Fodje, Julia J Griese, Emmanuel Nji
Access to Surgery and Health Care for Justice-Involved Individuals.
Fletcher D, Morgan K, Miller-Hammond K, Johnson S
Response: Can Epileptic Seizures Explain Hyperactive Catatonia in Patients with Autism and Intellectual Disability?
Aparna Srinivasan, James Luccarelli, Rafael Tamargo, Timothy Adegoke, Joshua R Smith
The State of Surgical Care Access in America: Current Challenges, Disparities, and Emerging Solutions.
S M Johnson, K Miller-Hammond
Separating obstructive and central respiratory events during sleep using breathing sounds: Utilizing transfer learning on deep convolutional networks.
Shumit Saha, Nasim Montazeri Ghahjaverestan, Azadeh Yadollahi