Developing youth capacity for community-based research: The Sarasota County Demonstation Project
Although youth involvement in health promotion efforts is not a new concept, projects that actively involve youths in planning research, collecting data, and making research design decisions are rare. This article describes the evaluation process and outcomes for a youth-directed data collection ini...
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